How do you play Mrs Mop solitaire?

The object is to build a single foundation pile until all of the cards are in the pile. Cards are moved to the foundation pile in groups of 13 cards, a group down in suit from King to Ace. Once all 8 such groups are formed and moved to the single foundation pile, the game is won.

What does mrs mop mean?

cleaning lady
Mrs Mop in British English noun. informal. a cleaning lady.

Can I do you now sir character in Irma?

Jack Train created Funf the German spy. Jack Train’s Colonel Humphrey Chinstrap used this catchphrase to turn any remark into the offer of a drink. ‘Can I do you now, Sir?’ Mrs Mopp the office char, Dorothy Summers.

Who said it being so cheerful that keeps me going?

Mona Lott. Catchphrase: It’s being so cheerful that keeps me going. Mona Lott (subsequently, after her marriage, Mona Little), the lugubrious laundress, was among the later creations to feature in the show, appearing in the last three series.

Can I do yer now sir?

Jack Train’s Colonel Humphrey Chinstrap used this catchphrase to turn any remark into the offer of a drink. ‘Can I do you now, Sir?’

Can I do you now sir?

Who said it’s that man again?

In 1939, the expression “It’s That Man Again” referred to two people. One was Adolf Hitler, for whom the newspapers ran the headline “It’s That Man Again” whenever he made a new territorial demand in Europe.

Who said I’ll be leaving you now sir?

Bootsie
Set in a hotel, Bootsie was a bellboy and Snudge his toadying superior who, in eternal hope of a fat tip, would cough, hover with hand behind his back and say, “I’ll be leaving you now, sir.”

What did itma stand for?

It’s That Man Again
It’s That Man Again (commonly contracted to ITMA) was a BBC radio comedy programme which ran over twelve series from 1939 to 1949. The show broke away from the conventions of previous radio comedies, and from the humour of the music halls.

How do you teach a villager a catchphrase?

Select the resident whose catchphrase you want to change. When asking what the problem is, tell Isabelle it’s “the way he/she talks”. Repeat this process over several days. This should prompt a conversation with the character over time where they ask for new suggestion for this catchphrase.