Bob's Your Uncle, Fanny's your Aunt

Posted by Paul on October 11, 2000

In the phrase: Bob's Your Uncle, Fanny's your Aunt where does the Fanny's your Aunt come from?

Also what is the origin of the term scranny. It was often used to describe a girl when I was at school?
i.e. a nice bit of scranny..... someone has told me that it could be a old english word for a tasty morsel
of food... Any other info?

• Scranny Bruce Kahl 10/11/00
  • Scranny, Bob & Fanny ESC 10/11/00