A mark of respect
‘As a mark of respect, I’m going to be really disrespectful after the funeral.’
‘As a mark of respect, I’m going to be really disrespectful after the funeral.’
‘You’re history, pal – make way for the King Charles spaniel.’
‘The Prime Minister and the Queen have swapped genders!’
‘We just felt we had to be here, really, it’s a moment in history.’
‘And order something you won’t enjoy. It’s still too soon.’
‘He won’t want to talk to the likes of us any more.’
‘Some business lunch! I took you to a restaurant.’
‘I find her a bit wooden.’
‘Ron and I have decided to conserve our electricity for the festive season.’
New pub signs.
‘Try turning it off and turning it off again.’
‘We need dogs at polling stations now!’
‘Whatever goes up, must go up again.’
‘The days are getting shorter.’
‘He’s offsetting his cancelled flight by cutting down a tree.’
‘I’m sorry, kids, but you won’t have any good old days to look back on.’
‘Norman’s taken up coin collecting.’