British Comedy Guide

Student Union card.

Open in at a hotel. A 19 year old boy is standing at the front desk.

Reseptionist: Right then, you're staying in the deluxe suite for a week, with a full english breakfast in the mornings, and a losbster dinner in the evenings, will that be all?

Boy: For now, yes. That will be all.

Receptionist: OK, that will be a total of £5000.

Boy: (gets out his card) Student Uninon.

Receptionist: (smiling) That'll do nicely sir, enjoy your stay.

Fades to the boy in a restraunt smoking a cigarete. He is aproched by the manager.

Manager: Excuse me, but I'm the manager of this establishment, and have received complaints from the other customers concerning the smoking. It is disrupting their meals, and one woman has breathing problems, so if you could be so kind as to put out your cigarete.

Boy: (gets out his card) Student Uninon.

Manager: (smiling) That's different sir, sorry to disturb you. (walks off)

Fades to the boy being pulled over by the police.

Policeman: Allright sunshine, I have reason to believe that you where driving under the influence, during which you have ran over 15 pedestrians, 8 of whom were pentioners. And to top it off, you've been found in possession of herion. What have you got to say for yourself?

Boy: (drunkenly gets out his card) Student Uninon.

Policeman: (smiling) Very good sir, carry on, drive safly now.

Announcer: Eton college, says more about your family than being honest ever can.

Copyright Jake McNulty, March 26 2011.

Eton (presuming you mean Slough Comp). Otherwise, nice.

Thanks KLRiley, I'll correct that.

It's the announcer, nobody will see how it is spelt! Just kidding. A funny build HOD. I'm not sure that the punch works,i.e family?? Isn't it to do with getting away with stuff more. Maybe the Fact that Osborne and Cameron went to Eton. GO to Eton College and you'll get away with more than daylight robbery. Not that obviously but something to link Eton and being above the law or beyond it. One law for them one for us - as in the Bankers etc.

Sorry - being watching the news too much today :)

Thanks Marc. I only came up with the idea today, and I wanted to just put it out there to see what people think, so I'm still kinda working on it.

Quote: Marc P @ March 26 2011, 5:05 PM GMT

It's the announcer, nobody will see how it is spelt!

Think I've just been out-pedanted :)

Actually KL, when I imagined the sketch in my head, the announcer's voice was accomponied by on-screen captions, which I forgot to mention, so it was good that you pointed that out to me.

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