You're hard, where's your handbag?
Used when someone demonstrated a fierce temper, or threatened someone, and eventually for no real reason at all.
After the victim had acted hard or tried to be tough in some way, a chorus of people would shout 'Oooooh, you're hard, where's your handbag?', and then run away doing the John Inman limp wrist thing.
After the victim had acted hard or tried to be tough in some way, a chorus of people would shout 'Oooooh, you're hard, where's your handbag?', and then run away doing the John Inman limp wrist thing.
written by Ha*ry *ice, approved by Phil
The standard retort to this was, of course, \"hanging next to yours\". Which didn\'t really work. Like most well-honed retorts in my sorry experience.
written by Ma*hias *nce*ta*n, left hanging by Log