"why thank you hedgehog"

An exchange expressing gratitude between two people who are close to each other in the UK, usually the South West, in a fake American South Accent.

"Would you like a cup of tea?"

"Why thank you, hedgehog."

When I offered him a cup of tea, he said, "Why thank you hedgehog"!"

by LucyVee July 12, 2008

"That's interesting Simon!"

Used when someone states the bloody obvious, taken from playwright Alan Bennett's Talking Head "HER BIG CHANCE", the story of a vaccuous actress who employs this phrase constantly when trying to seduce the director of a porn film, the aforementioned Simon.

He said: "When you go to school, you learn stuff." She said, "That's interesting Simon!"

by LucyVee April 25, 2006

"peer pressure"

Peer Pressure describes a situation when a person tries to get someone else to do something, usually against that other's better judgement. Like this:

"Hey Lucy, will you have sex/smoke cigarettes/drink alcohol/torture this gerbil with me?"

"Well, I'm not sure..."

"Everyone else is doing it."

>SIGHS<"Oh, ok."

S/he was a victim of "peer pressure".

by LucyVee July 22, 2008