British Comedy Guide

Old Biddies

EXT. STREET. DAY.

TWO LADY PENSIONERS (EMILY AND MAUD) ARE HAVING A CHAT.

MAUD:
Hello Emily, how's things?

EMILY:
I'm not too bad Maud. I'm on me way to collect pension.

MAUD:
You'll have to call over for a cuppa later love.

EMILY:
I will Maud. We can sip some tea, put our feet up and worship Satan for an hour or so.

MAUD:
Oooh, there's nothing I like better these days than a good chinwag to Beezelebub.

EMILY:
It puts the day in, don't it?

MAUD:
Aye... does your Fred mind when you invoke Lucifer and his army of demons?

EMILY:
No, he just plays his online chess. What about your Bill?

MAUD:
He's sent me to Coventry love. I had a black mass in front room and I ended up sacrificing his budgie.

EMILY:
What else could you have done love? When the Prince Of Darkness demands blood, you just have to go along with him.

MAUD:
I know. (BEAT) I'm going to have to rush home now to see if there's any more war or disaster on telly Emily.

EMILY:
It's great love. The devil and the four horsemen are coming, I can't wait, ta ra.

MAUD:
Hope they doesn't come when Corries on, ta ra love.

That made me titter, its a good twist on the normal convo you'd expect from a couple of old biddies

:D

I loved that! "When the Prince of Darkness demands blood, you just have to go along with him" - and then back to Corrie - brilliant!

I liked it too.

funny as ......

Laughing out loud Laughing out loud Laughing out loud I could hear this in the squeaky men's voices in 'Monty Python'.

Thanks for your feedback folks.

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