Moving Furniture - AIBU to think everyone says this?

[RabbitintheHeadLamps]

I was moving a small wardrobe earlier and it got me thinking - does any British person ever move a piece of furniture with someone else and not say “To me, to you”.

The Chuckle Brothers are truly ingrained in British culture.

Me too!

Also, ‘ It’s hot, hot, hot’ after ‘Big Cook, Little cook’.

As far as I remember, they didn’t actually co-ordinate their efforts with the ‘to me, to yous’, they just kind of bumbled about in a useless way while saying it.

I say this too! It's from On the Up, right?

@Silverbirchleaf excellent! I have finally found a kindred spirit

@Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr yes it is!

I'm quite excited now. I feel seen

This is so weird that you've posted this today - I was just reading a Bob the Builder book to my daughter and in that they where moving a plank of wood and saying "to you, to me" and it got me thinking about how it's so ingrained and the massive cultural influence of The Chuckle Brothers!
Edited spelling mistake (although engrained is not technically wrong)

Yes. Every time. Also use Pivot 😁

Yes. I particularly enjoy doing this with my old dad. He always appreciates it.

I’m of an age where we are more likely to do the “Er dad, do you know the piano’s on my foot?”, “You hum it son, I’ll play it” routine

Also “4 candles/ fork ‘andles” features a lot!

Yes! And in a dry-cleaners the other day, with a stack of boxed duvets waiting to be picked up, I found myself thinking, ‘they do do duvets’!

@freezation yes!!! Me too!! 😂😂😂

We don't do duvets is big in our house. We were both big Trevor and Simon fans.

PIVOT! For moving furniture.

And if DH and I have a nice treat that we don't want to share with the kids we tell them it's too orangey for crows.

Thanks all for your responses.

This also got me thinking about the “wahay” when a member of bar staff drops a glass
in the pub. Extra points if someone comments “sack the juggler”.

I was in a pub recently when a glass was dropped and no-one did it and I felt a bit sad. Then I realised I hadn’t done it and that it was incumbent on us all to keep these things going.

I loved the Chuckle Brothers

And best thing was that when my child was younger I showed her the DVDs and she laughed her head off at them!

Timeless

I so would have taken her to see them if they'd still been performing

Using “ah go on” when offering a cup of tea.

”To me to you” and “PIVOT”. Makes things so much more light hearted and bloody funny

The Chuckle Brothers and Tinchy Stryder - once heard, never forgotten

Thank you I have not seen this before

Will try remember to watch this again tomorrow when I can hear it better

Love Chuckle Brothers
Can't believe he died ☹️

Yep, I'm pretty sure it's the law!

If anyone so much as mentions the moon in our house, they are met with a rousing chorus of "Full moon, 'alf moon, total eclipse"!

Listen very carefully...

I'm also incapable of seeing a picture of an armadillo without saying Smooth on the inside, crunchy on the outside.

I will now have this earworm for the rest of the day! (And so, we, had a cup of tea…)