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this post was submitted on 13 Jul 2023
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I thought it was coined by Community initially, so when I heard it used on the Great British Bake-Off, I thought βwow, is that a Community reference?β Turns out itβs been a common saying in the UK and Ireland for ages.
Heh, it was still a good joke.
Ha ha it's a saying my mother would use, or people of her generation, which makes it even funnier that Pierce thinks he coined it... a bit like when he thinks he "writes" the Greendale song.
Aussie here, i didn't get the joke, i will admit. 'Cos it's something i heard in the 1990's