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jazzgirl

28th May 2015, 16:41
rusty I've just checked Brewers which shows the first time it was used was the late 1940's on the radio show Educating Archie ...Beryl Reid as Monica uttered it .
Never used it myself !!

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jazzgirl

28th May 2015, 16:46
...also I hated having to play hockey at junior school.
The opposing team were so bad and I was goalie (chosen because I was so tall...not wide) I got so bored, I was doing handstands in the goal most of the time ;)
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rusty

28th May 2015, 16:49
I never thought to look in Brewer's!
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elle

28th May 2015, 16:50
We didn't even play hockey! We played lacrosse and netball in the winter, and tennis and rounders in the summer.
Tennis was my favourite sport- I used to play almost every day, even if it rained sometimes!
I remember "Educating Archie" but not the phrase 'Jolly Hockey Sticks!'
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rusty

28th May 2015, 16:51
Handstands? At hockey?
Jazzgirl, I trust you were suitably attired!
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jazzgirl

28th May 2015, 16:53
navy blue knkckers !! Now I'll be thrown off for swearing.lol
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jazzgirl

28th May 2015, 16:54
...the misspelling should avoid me being reprimanded
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elle

28th May 2015, 16:54
We had to wear grey pleated shorts - but they were very demure - and not all that short! We wore those winter and summer!
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jazzgirl

28th May 2015, 16:56
Navy blue shorts at high school..
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elle

28th May 2015, 16:58
It says on that link that you sent, Rusty, that it was never proved that the phrase was used on "Educating Archie", because no one can find it on any of the recordings?
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