An option on the next census and compulsory for the one after!

Stevie Wonder's hit single 'Part Time Quare' was probably inspired by this.

Lol! 😂

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@@andymerrett Well if it sounds like a word, it looks like a word and it's on televishhhhun, then I'd suspect that it's probably a frightful old word.

I would have thought they would have said "mitigate" but "militate" maybe fits. They could both be used. "Being a good shot could militate or mitigate somewhat against his being a quare."

Token gay but he's actually respected

They do call him a stupid old queer but you can tell it's with love

Oh they were pretty cruel in the Angela Merkel sketch.

So many part timers in parliament. Even now. 😂

couldn't do it without whitehouse.

It's true that Housey is a great comedy talent - but he's very probably quare.

It's always nice to see Enfield and Housey together on television. It's good to see an openly quare couple doing so well.

They're both absolutely hilarious and really good actors who

Certainly in the last 40,45 years anyway

Mark Adderley You might be only a part timer.

They probably quare together when cameras aren't shooting and wives aren't looking like a couple of probable quares.

Harry & Paul have been Quare together for forty to forty-five years..

@@drewyStyla 😂😂😂

It sounds like you don't understand satire. Are you a quare?

You know this is taking the piss out of posh old gits gossiping about irrelevance and not at all about quares, don't you?

A frightful quaaare even!

9 out of 10 ppl wear florid dbl breasted suits 😂

They had a hissy fit about Little Britain, imagine the outrage about 2 elderly upper class white men deciding who is or isn't quare... The quares would go ballistic.

changed his mind once he saw Charlie Higson's performance as Bunnie :)

Johnny Depp gets abused by a stupid Hollywood actress so I don't think his opinion is worth jackshit

Johnny Depp is on television

Jonny Depp is a very clever one.

Johnny Depp looks like a quare, dresses like a quare, wears his hare like a quare, and has (had) a very attractive wife. He's also on the television. Draw your own conclusions.

Who's bit did he do?

He can't have been a quare, old chap; he was a very good shot.

Hope he didn't do his bit in.

Did his wife mind him quaring away?

A sign of the times.

They're probably quare

university's are the breading ground of malcontent.. and the liberal left time for a clear out..

Your university sounds like a quare

steve Apperley I think you mean ' breeding' ....breading is an entirely different thing.

Probably a quare.

yes he's been storing them for 40-45 years

Lairdyful i don't know what'w funnier that skiit or this

I expect it is not his newspaper but The Club's and therefore would be archived by The Club.

Paul Moss one of them is the Telegraph

Probably a quare

Because of the big ears?

A very funny sketch.

Can we just enjoy the sketch without having an argument whether something is offensive. Like we did ten years ago when people were less sensitive about everything.

Frightful quare

It's not mocking homophobes you quare.

No, because I haven't got one.

If he wrote a play called the Quare Fellow he's probably a quare.

@@stevebinning977 .....of course, when Behan wrote the 'The Quare Fellow', [ 'quare' being the Irish pronunciation of "queer" ] Quare meant 'Strange' or 'Odd' in the colloquial Irish at the time, and not at all a sexual reference,. The play was about the eponymous "Quare" fellow [ who, like Godot, never actually appeared in the play ] but was a prisoner in the condemned cell next door to the main protagonist in the play, who referred to the condemned man throughout as ' De Quare Fella '......In previous times to this [ The Quare Fellow was first staged in the 1950's ] when I was growing up, "Queer" simply meant being 'not feeling well' in the English vernacular of the time; in much the same way as "Gay" simply meant feeling 'happy'....so yes, if he's referred to as a quare, he's probably a quare...so I'll put him down almost certainly as a probably happy quare

He may well be an Ex Quare

Thanks for putting that into context, the difference in language and culture can need explaining. Funny, 8 years ago. Can you define grinder? 😂

Yes, I should think he's probably a quare.

He wears pink trousers and went to Harrow and quared away like Billy oh when he was at University so I should say so.

It doesn't refer to a person. It's just a variation of phrases such as "like mad", "like crazy", "like hell" (another one is "like nobody's business", which is a good one). Usual spelling is Billy-O, but there are others. It's from the late 1800s, and probably originated in Australia.

@@KonoShunkan OMG, thanks heeps, mate! :)

@@tomasinacovell4293 You're welcome! It was a good question.

Could be a reference to the Devil.

Always thought it meant doing something often and quickly, like a quare would

Bunny the Quare

I suppose that makes you a... Quare.

Well, I do look like a quare, and I sound like a quare, and I have an attractive wife like Bunny and he's a quare.

@@shmookins Excellent! 👌