A Potato Amnesty!!! - Page 27

Anonymous · ‎03-12-2014

NO POTATOES ALLOWED!!!

What are your favourite one-liner jokes?

Anonymous · ‎25-12-2014

saggarmakersbottomknocker

anticpated · ‎26-12-2014

Infinity and beyond.

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Anonymous · ‎27-12-2014

I've just had 2 x home made by me strawberry sherry real dairy cream trifles in sundae dishes with hundred & thousands sprinkled on the top = for breakfast ie 2pm ..... yummy yummy = amazing what you can go when you get older & with no-one to tell you what to do & what not to do :womanvery-happy:

Anonymous · ‎27-12-2014

@Anonymous wrote:
saggarmakersbottomknocker

Now that brings back a lot of memories! Eamonn Andrews, Gilbert Harding, Isabel Barnet and David Nixon to mention but a crowd! And what a great programme it was. What's My Line? Good fun, no smut, no vulgarity and no bad language. Today's "entertainers" are incapable of making a programme to such a standard.

Anonymous · ‎27-12-2014

@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
saggarmakersbottomknocker
Now that brings back a lot of memories! Eamonn Andrews, Gilbert Harding, Isabel Barnet and David Nixon to mention but a crowd! And what a great programme it was. What's My Line? Good fun, no smut, no vulgarity and no bad language. Today's "entertainers" are incapable of making a programme to such a standard.

so come on Gerry I'll leave it up to you to let the O2C know what actually is a saggarmakersbottomknocker, without them having to look at Wiki' or Google

Anonymous · ‎27-12-2014

@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
saggarmakersbottomknocker

so come on Gerry I'll leave it up to you to let the O2C know what actually is a saggarmakersbottomknocker, without them having to look at Wiki' or Google

I wouldn't dare Jane - I think that honour should definitely go to a proud Yorkshire lass. I simply could not do the accent.

Anonymous · ‎27-12-2014

@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
saggarmakersbottomknocker

so come on Gerry I'll leave it up to you to let the O2C know what actually is a saggarmakersbottomknocker, without them having to look at Wiki' or Google
I wouldn't dare Jane - I think that honour should definitely go to a proud Yorkshire lass. I simply could not do the accent.

nah, it's nowt to do wi' Yorkshire ..... but I'll give the techie's a clue ..... think The Potteries

anticpated · ‎27-12-2014

Staffordshire, lass?

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Anonymous · ‎27-12-2014

I don't wish to prolong this un-necessarily

but it's something to do with the bottle shaped kiln in which pots were traditionally 'fired'

I lived in Audley, a village in Staffordshire when my then husband was part of the design team for the Stoke-on-Trent National Garden Festival on or about 1984/5

we did a Potteries tour and I believe the saggar bit is the 'basket' in which the pots to be fired are placed & packed as the kiln is loaded

the bottom knocker bit may be something to do with tapping the kiln

@Anonymous would have given you a better explanation or Google or Wikipedia

it is just a great sounding bit of history now

jonsie · ‎27-12-2014

Knocking saggerbottoms is a favourite with the local ladies in Thailand

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