Count Arthur Strong: Through It All I've Always Laughed, The War Years

[@letmegoletmego]

I'm re-listening to Through It All I've Always Laughed, and it is a superb "going to sleep" book. And I really do mean that as the highest condiment.

[@greatestytcommentator]

You Reallly Do!

[@simondando8142]

Been a huge fan of Count Arthur and after following his exploits on radio and TV, it was a sheer and utter delight to me to listen to the soon to be cricketly acclaimed book of his he done. A sheer triumph. Nearly as good as defending his title as Doncaster cauliflower ear champion 1968-1969. This book clearly demonstrates his mantra he told me when I bumped into him at the Bradford Alhambra. 'It's not what you know but how loud you say it. Now push off and bother someone else' One hell of a man and one hell of a book. I really do.

[@stevepeebles61]

What an absalout Count of a Man. He makes me laugh, so much.

[@robertcreighton4635]

Arthur what a massive count...I really do.

[@drstevie]

brilliant :)

[@mrslindydee]

I always found him very funny. 😂

[@whatshisname3304]

he is a great man. at least a very lovable one .

[@andrewgrant2910]

Pity that it's mostly rehashed lines from other episodes. But I do love a bit o' the Old Count

[@MLB9000]

I think you'll find that the bouncing bomb was invented by Barnes Wallace, and Gromit

[@philt4346]

Poor Sir Cliff! What did he ever do?

[@finncullen]

noncing

[@valeriepurves5787]

Hilarious

[@chrisjames4837]

now what would the gherkins do errrrr i mean ghurkas ?