Pistonheader on Gogglebox?

[matchmaker]

Did anyone watch this on Friday? Sophie, the lass from Blackpool with the unmistakeable laugh, used the phase "Smashing her back doors in". Is she a secret Pistonheader?

[Gary29]

I'm not so sure that that phrase originated on PH, in fact I'm sure it didn't.

[normalbloke]

I think you’re confusing it with being taken up the Oxo tower...

[matchmaker]

Gary29 said:

I'm not so sure that that phrase originated on PH, in fact I'm sure it didn't.

PH is one of the few places I've seen it used.

[HTP99]

matchmaker said:

Gary29 said:

I'm not so sure that that phrase originated on PH, in fact I'm sure it didn't.

PH is one of the few places I've seen it used.

Keith Lemon on Celebrity Juice has used that phrase for years.

I've seen and heard it in many places.

TBH I can't recall ever seeing it on PH.

Edited by HTP99 on Monday 5th October 12:10

[anonymous-user]

Even if it did originate here (sure it didn’t) it could have easily spread

[Mezzanine]

The first time I remember that phrase was in a film. Football Factory perhaps

As for Sophie and the use of that phrase...well...please...is it hot in here?

[sgtBerbatov]

matchmaker said:

Did anyone watch this on Friday? Sophie, the lass from Blackpool with the unmistakeable laugh, used the phase "Smashing her back doors in". Is she a secret Pistonheader?

Just you wait my friend.

[Paul Dishman]

I'll only believe someone is a PHer if a reference to frozen sausages or calling custard is used on air. I've slipped those into Guardian comments and you can tell who gets it

[B3NNL]

mstrbkr said:

Even if it did originate here (sure it didn’t) it could have easily spread

Was using that term way back in the early 90's whilst based in Germany in the forces so, sorry, it definitely didn't originate on PH

[nonsequitur]

mstrbkr said:

Even if it did originate here (sure it didn’t) it could have easily spread

It certainly does that...

[anonymous-user]

B3NNL said:

mstrbkr said:

Even if it did originate here (sure it didn’t) it could have easily spread

Was using that term way back in the early 90's whilst based in Germany in the forces so, sorry, it definitely didn't originate on PH

Like I said then. My point is that someone using a phrase doesn’t indicate anything at all about where they heard it.

Edited by mstrbkr on Monday 5th October 13:21

Edited by mstrbkr on Monday 5th October 13:22

[budgie smuggler]

Wonder if the 500 on the drive is hers. I think I remember them talking about Pete driving an absolute shed, so maybe it's actually him that's on here.

PS. does anybody think those two have a slightly odd relationship given that they're siblings?

[thegreenhell]

Would any true PHer even admit to watching this st, let alone being on it?

[CDP]

Paul Dishman said:

I'll only believe someone is a PHer if a reference to frozen sausages or calling custard is used on air. I've slipped those into Guardian comments and you can tell who gets it

Liberal alert

[Paul Dishman]

CDP said:

Paul Dishman said:

I'll only believe someone is a PHer if a reference to frozen sausages or calling custard is used on air. I've slipped those into Guardian comments and you can tell who gets it

Liberal alert

I'm often accused of being a fascist Tory on there

[Antony Moxey]

thegreenhell said:

Would any true PHer even admit to watching this st, let alone being on it?

Yes, why not? I think it's fking hilarious and if anyone on there is a PHer it has to be Giles.

[LosingGrip]

budgie smuggler said:

Wonder if the 500 on the drive is hers. I think I remember them talking about Pete driving an absolute shed, so maybe it's actually him that's on here.

PS. does anybody think those two have a slightly odd relationship given that they're siblings?

Their uncle are the Chuckle Brothers.

[CDP]

Paul Dishman said:

CDP said:

Paul Dishman said:

I'll only believe someone is a PHer if a reference to frozen sausages or calling custard is used on air. I've slipped those into Guardian comments and you can tell who gets it

Liberal alert

I'm often accused of being a fascist Tory on there

Trolling the Trotsky sandlists eh?

Good work, carry on .

[PurpleTurtle]

budgie smuggler said:

Wonder if the 500 on the drive is hers. I think I remember them talking about Pete driving an absolute shed, so maybe it's actually him that's on here.

PS. does anybody think those two have a slightly odd relationship given that they're siblings?

I hated them at first but now I think they are great. I just think they get on well and have 'top bantz', as is the vernacular.

If you want weird, check out Laurence and Emilia Fox on the celebrity version!

In regard to back doors, I think that's an expression in common usage amongst the yoof that has subsequently gained popularity on PH.