Only Fools And Horses If They Could See Us Now

Remember the Trotters? A Blast from the Past!

So, you're walking down the street, minding your own business, when suddenly, you spot a bloke trying to sell knock-off watches from a tray. Now, you might think, "Blimey, it's like Del Boy's still out there, peddling his 'Rolexes'!"

That's the thing about Only Fools and Horses, isn't it? It's been off our screens for decades, but it's like the Trotters never really left. They're still with us, in the everyday little moments that make us chuckle and say, "That's just like something they'd do!"

Del's 'Business' Acumen

Take Del, for instance. He was always onto the next big thing, wasn't he? From his 'miracle' yogurt to his 'invisible' paint, he was the original entrepreneur. Now, we've all got a mate who's always trying to sell us something - a 'groundbreaking' new app, or maybe some 'exclusive' cryptocurrency. It's like Del's still out there, trying to flog us something, isn't it?

And let's not forget his 'unique' driving skills. Every time someone cuts you up in traffic, you can almost hear Del's voice saying, "Road tax, that's what it is!"

Rodney: The Eternal Sidekick

Then there's Rodney. Poor old Rodney, always trying to do the right thing, always getting dragged into Del's schemes. He's the voice of reason, the one who says, "Del, this is a terrible idea," but we all know how that turns out. It's like having a mate who's always game for a lads' holiday, even when you know it's going to end in disaster.

And who could forget his catchphrase? "You know it makes sense." It's become a part of our everyday language, hasn't it? Whenever someone says something that's clearly nonsense, we can't help but think, "Yeah, Rodney, it makes sense."

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Uncle Albert: The Original Storyteller

And what about Uncle Albert? He was always popping up with a story from the war, wasn't he? Every time someone starts a story with, "In my day...", you can't help but hear Uncle Albert's voice. It's like he's still there, ready to launch into another tale of derring-do.

Raise a Glass to the Trotters

So here's to the Trotters, still with us all these years later. They might not be on our screens anymore, but they're in our everyday lives, in the little moments that make us laugh. They're like a pair of old slippers - comfortable, familiar, and always ready to put a smile on our faces.

Next time you're out and about, and you see something that reminds you of the Trotters, raise a glass (of champagne, of course) to them. After all, they might not be with us in person, but they're still very much with us in spirit.