What does the saying "Bob's your uncle mean"?

[brute33]

I've heard it on tv and movies from older people usually in funny situations...any ideas?

[Yaowsers]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob's_your_uncle

[brute33]

thanks. before anyone flames me I did google it first but didn't get the same results :razz:

[NDman]

Now you know. Ask Google first. Failing that, ask wiki :D

[Yaowsers]

thanks. before anyone flames me I did google it first but didn't get the same results :razz:orly

LINK (http://www.google.ca/search?q=bob's+your+uncle&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a)

[hagbard]

Interesting. James Balfour is the one who created the Balfour Declaration, and can take much of the heat for what's happening in the middle east today.

[googoo]

Actually Bob IS my uncle ......whatcha want to do about it?:)

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[originalnutta]

I usually say "... and Robert is your mother's brother".

[rayner55]

Uncle Tom.

[trixstar]

I usually say "... and Robert is your mother's brother".

lol.. i read it too soon and so i thought it was... "and Robert's your mother fu***"

[blahblohblah]

Now you know. Ask Google first. Failing that, ask wiki :D

So there is no point in asking questions in forums? Ususally you get more interesting answers here

[grant]

thanks. before anyone flames me I did google it first but didn't get the same results :razz:
because you used "you're" instead of "your".