The QI Guide To Rhyming Slang - BBC

Weirdest uncle names you'll ever hear 😳😂 #QI #iplayer
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[@gracewenzel]

At the mention of Hitler toward the end there I’m surprised nobody made an “Uncle One-ball” joke…

[@MacAnters]

Truly one of the few features of the English language that I will never grasp

[@satyasyasatyasya5746]

NGL, guy in brown shirt is lowkey cute ;)

[@Cerenaud]

I initially heard porn broker not pawn broker and was very confused 😅.

[@ACK333]

Yes ask Penguin and Egmont.

[@e4t662]

This reminds of American daytime television from the 1970s

[@helenbartoszek243]

I don't know about that. America could never come up with anything as witty as British humour! 🙂

[@mjmulenga3]

Adolf was a bit of a berk...

[@LucySims1968]

Berkshire hunt by any chance???

[@spiralpython1989]

I prefer when Bob is my auntie’s live in lover…

[@LucySims1968]

Young ones fan??

[@eligonzalez5977]

Ayo the beginning (First)

[@numan5976]

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