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Don't snicker! / Don't giggle! CJ
- Don't snicker!
- / Don't giggle!
- CJ
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It was a catchphrase of the British comedian Frankie Howerd. He would use this mock old-English version of 'Don't titter' after he had made one of his double-entendre statements which he pretended to make without realising the risque meaning.
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