
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
A knobbly knees competition (or knobbliest knees) is a parody of a beauty contest, in which the winner is the person judged to have the knobbliest, or most misshapen, knees.
A June 1947 knobbliest knees contest at Butlin’s Skegness camp was judged by Laurel and Hardy. The denouement of the 1973 British comedy-drama film The Best Pair of Legs in the Business—from which the film takes its title—relies on a character having participated in a knobbly knees competition.
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
Funny Photos of Knobbly Knees Contests in England From the Past - Old Britannia
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