Pimms O' Clock
Time for Pimm's (posh cocktail made with pimm's, lemonade, and fruit).
Implies lazy, happy days sitting in the sun with nothing to do and no need to worry about time.
Implies lazy, happy days sitting in the sun with nothing to do and no need to worry about time.
Is it pimms o' clock yet?
Pimms O' Clock
An exclamation of when something is excellent or very good. Originating from the advert of Pimms (British Drink, traditionally associated with tennis and the posh).
A day off from work? To go skydiving? On a Friday? Pimms o' clock alright.
Pimms O' Clock
When a typically English situation calls for the pleasant taste of Pimms.
"Picnic blankets? Mums and dads? It's Pimms O' Clock!"
"Wedding party? Embarrassing dancing? It must be Pimms O' Clock!"
"Wedding party? Embarrassing dancing? It must be Pimms O' Clock!"
Pimms O' Clock
Used when about to shoot at goal in a British football match, to both alert team-mates and scare opposition.
Also used as a exclamation when celebrating a goal.
Also used as a exclamation when celebrating a goal.
James: Pimms O' Clock! (fires a soaring shot over the bar)
Dan: Maybe not quite yet then.
Dan: Maybe not quite yet then.