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. Couldn't bear them. Sorry.

I am incapable of watching any cookery programme where they describe something as having a ‘crispy outside and smooth/soft inside’ without shouting ARMADILLOS

Also… ‘that’s handy Harry, stick it in the oven!’ 😂😂😂🤷🏼‍♀️

I play a sport where the phrase 'just the one' comes up quite frequently- thank you 'On the Up'.

This brilliant!!

🤣🤣

I’m a Brit born and bred, and I never heard it!

My favourite ‘removals theme’ is Right Said Fred - there’s a cartoon version on YouTube somewhere.

In our house, someone usually starts singing the Bernard Cribbens song 'Right Said Fred'.

"I said I've got a feeling / If we remove the ceiling... and Charlie said let's have another cuppa tea and I said, right-o"

Ooh, me too. And my sisters.

Oooh, I've thought of another one; whenever anyone says "boost", DH and I chime in with "Boost, Boost, Cadbury's Boost"! I had one the other day, it was very sickly and nowhere near as nice as I remembered.

Not to bring down the mood, but I worked as a bartender for years in various establishments and we always found it incredibly irritating when people did that. It's equivalent to a bunch of people standing round your computer in an office and pointing and laughing at you when you accidentally delete something important at a really busy time.

If I recall correctly, you need to pop it in the freezer for the ultimate experience @OliveWah. Chocolate cracks, caramel can be peeled off, biscuity bit goes all frozen and somehow even more delicious.

I’ve never, ever said this and I’m a 45 year old British woman. Mind you I’m normally swearing that it’s too heavy for me and I’m being forced to walk backwards with it at a faster pace than I feel comfortable with…

Now I want a Boost bar, @ArtesianWater!

This and if im asking if people want mash or chips for example with tea, ebery single time in my head it says 'Daddy or chips'

Allllllllright, if you insist, I'll give it a go. Not because I want to, you understand, but purely in the interests of "science".

(Quick q. before I begin: How do you resist eating it before it's frozen?)