As much as every bloke who's ever met her would like to
ring her up, Shirley shows clearly she has their number instead.
"He's the only man I know who can drive, steer, change gears,
and he's still got two hands left over."
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"I have to keep going out with fellas I don't like, just to keep
body and soul together."
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"I'm not going out on them streets again. I've had four proposals
between 'ere and the bus stop, and they wasn't marriage."
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"I ordered a large gin and tonic, with a lot of ice, put it on his
bill, and poured it down the front of his trousers. That got his hand off."
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"What a
pity your ear'oles aren't a bit bigger . . . because then you
could shove a toothbrush in and clean out that filthy mind of
yours!"
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"I'm not going up there, with you down 'ere!"
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"I've never shown him anything!"
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"It's rather like a fruit [slot] machine. Once they've made an
investment, they keep hoping they're going to get the jackpot."
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