Going Up
- This is indisdigusable from the "real" imitation leatherette.
- Campfire song staff was singing.
- Insultive name the Scotsman called Lucas.
- Walked in wearing a kilt.
- Mrs. Slocombe would have made a wonderful one, seeing as she has so much room up on top.
- Capt. Peacock asked "Where am I supposed to do this ??"
- First male customer was looking for a pair of these.
- Mrs. Slocombe doesn't want to kip down like these two characters.
- What Mr. Humphries does to his tape measure to ensure it's not too cold.
- Worn by Scotsman.
- Mr. Humphries was in this, just not officially.
- Mr. Mash handed these out to the staff.
- What Mr. Lucas wants to play with Miss Brahms in Soft Furnishings.
- Mr. Lucas wanted to get Mrs. Slocombe and Miss Brahms each on from the Novelty Department.
- This was Mrs. Slocombe's war time help.
- Miss Brahms asks Mr. Rumbold if this is where he was going.
- Branch of service that Mr. Rumbold served in.
- After the ladie didn't want the hat and wanted shoes instead, Mrs. Slocombe calls her this.
- Miss Brahms wants Mr. Lucas to sleep inside of this.
- Mr. Grainger was in this during the war.
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Going Down
- Used to take an inside leg.
- Where Mr. Rumbold was planning on taking his car.
- What made Mrs. Slocombe's customers hat so "youthful".
- Miss Brahms father was one.
- Why the staff had to resort to "Camping In".
- Movie star that Mrs. Slocombe thought the couster looked liked in her 40's.
- Name of the book that Mr. Lucas wants to get for Miss Brahms.
- The "Healthy Girl" wore this sized bra.
- Mr. Grainger's war time character he played to entertain the troops.
- If Mr. Lucas didn't make any of this, he'd starve to death.
- Mr. Humphries given up taking inside legs for this.
- Scottish word for "trousers".
- They look but don't touch.
- Male customer at Ladies counter wondered if Mrs. Slocombe had on of these.
- The German who broadcast propaganda to the British.
- What the staff slept in.
- Male customer on Ladies counter was buying a bra for his ______ .
- Mr. Lucas asks the Scotsman which side he wore this on.
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