Suggesting a new catchphrase

[Dirk McLargeHuge]

Does everyone know what "Bob's your uncle" means? Something like, "and there you have it." "Put some sugar in some water add some yeast to it and let it ferment. Bob's your uncle!"

Well, while listening to the Competition Brewing show, and the opening discussion about foods named Shat, the phrase "Shat's Your Uncle" popped into my head.

So, what do you think? Or should it be "JP's Your Uncle"?

[Lars]

Hmmm, well I believe the proper response to "Bob's you Uncle" is "And Nelly's your aunt" So perhaps it should be "Shat's your uncle" to be followed by "JP's your aunt".

[Dirk McLargeHuge]

Hmmm, well I believe the proper response to "Bob's you Uncle" is "And Nelly's your aunt" So perhaps it should be "Shat's your uncle" to be followed by "JP's your aunt".

I could live with that.

[Bugeater]

Is JP that "funny uncle" folks talk about?

[BrewTa2]

Or should it be "JP's Your Uncle"?

NO - brings back frightening repressed memories from childhood.

[JP]

Well now they arent repressed, so you can get help for them. I like it. But mainly because it has to do with me.