Strictly Come Dancing 2022 #36

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IndominusRex said:
I know I’m going to regret asking this but where did the cling film thing come from?
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It was not coined by me alas, but it was back when an ITT clip came out about pranks and it turned out Neil was a total menace including messing about with Amy’s car and doing something dumb and annoying with cling film (I forget what).

Edit: I’ve searched and it was first used by @nicalibres
 
Elleyunsun said:
It was not coined by me alas, but it was back when an ITT clip came out about pranks and it turned out Neil was a total menace including messing about with Amy’s car and doing something dumb and annoying with cling film (I forget what).

Edit: I’ve searched and it was first used by @nicalibres
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I love that you’ve never used his actual name since 🤣
 
BDY_97 said:
It’s definitely not a name I would pick myself, but I think it’s quite sweet and it suits Stacey’s vibe.
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I always think with these things, it’s nicer to give a name that can be shortened or it used as a nickname … then when the kid is older they can use the ‘official’ name if they’d rather. My friend and I had an Auntie Minnie … it’s going back a long time and was actually one of those honorary aunts that are no relation at all … who’s actual name was Amelia.
 
fluffycow172 said:
Not that she’ll probably ever need a corporate job cause Stacey probably has her set for life , but imagine a 46 year old lawyer, accountant, businesswoman, doctor (literally anyone you’re supposed to take seriously) called Minnie
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I’m not sure KFG and Stacey would quite qualify her as a full blown nepo-baby, unless there are millions in documentaries and regional touring musicals, although they have done well.
 
My great-aunt was called Minnie ('short' for Mary). But she was ancient. Anyway good luck to them etc

the boyz! (and Neil)
 

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Minnie isn't a modern name and was very popular in the 1880s. It means 'of the mind, or intellect.' There are quite a few Professor Minnie ... or Dr Minnie ... around if you take a look. I like Kevin as a dancer but he was also a high flyer academically so we might well see Dr/Prof Minnie Clifton/Dooley at some stage. And why not?
 
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