Kebab
‘I’d invite you in, but as we’ve already had sex behind the kebab van I don’t see there’s much point.’

‘I’d invite you in, but as we’ve already had sex behind the kebab van I don’t see there’s much point.’
‘This is what I was dreading — not having to fly home.’
‘He moved to the right before he got old.’
‘Apart from your generation’s over-inflated sense of self-worth, what else makes you the best candidate for this vacancy?’
‘I wish you’d get a job at GCHQ — then you might actually start to listen to me.’
‘As we all know, Jeffrey was an alcoholic… erm… sorry… workaholic’
‘Apart from making a buzzing noise and an inability to find an open window, what else do you do?’
‘My door is always open, Tracy. Could you get someone to fix that?’
‘So, where are we off to today?’
‘Enough of the jewels, potatoes and tobacco, Sir Walter. Tell me more about e-cigarettes.’
‘That Shard is a monstrosity, don’t you think?’
‘A spreadsheet on a memory stick would have been fine.’
‘Why do you say “we’ve got to talk” when what you mean is I’ve got to listen?’
‘There’s a brilliant new section on London’s food banks.’
‘Hey — is that your wife in the hotel opposite this hotel?’
‘Have we tried turning it off and then on again?’
‘I’m afraid you can’t smoke here, sir.’