British Comedy Guide

Skit Comp 17 - 27.10.13

Thanks for another cool skitcomp and congratulations to OTTERFOX and TIGGY for winning. Please get pished as a farth and PM me with a subject apiece for next wank.
Hence:

Votes - Points - Name
3 - 10 - Otterfox, Tiggy
2 - 5 - Gappy
1 - 1 - Sootyj
Special mention: Funny Ha Ha Not Funny Strange

Your new subject: HEADGEAR (aka Who wants to be a Milliner?) chosen by GAPPY.

Rules:
One entry/vote per person. Anyone can enter regardless of colour, sexual preferences or inside leg measurement.
Can be a sketch, joke, lyric or anything else as long as it's yours and vaguely linked to the topic. Please try and only post your entry/vote and no other posts.
You can edit your entry as much as you want, up until the closing time.

Competition Closes: 27.10.13

Overall Leader Board is now:
Position - Points - Name
1 - 91 - Gappy
2 - 45 - Jakob Jensen
3 - 40 - Michael Monkhouse
4 - 35 - Otterfox
5 - 31 - Sootyj
6 - 16 - Carlos Manwelly
7 - 15 - Tiggy
8 - 10 - Shandonbelle
9 - 6 - Funny Ha Ha Not Funny Strange
10 - 5 - Stylee Tee Tee, Playfull, Nick81, Stonked, 404 Not Found, Steve Sunshine

CALLER. (German accent) Hello is zat Gappy?

GAPPY. Yes...

CALLER. I am zorry to bother you at home...

GAPPY. Look mate, I am not interested in any PPI...

CALLER. It's not zat...

GAPPY. Or double glazing...

CALLER. I just vanted to zay I am ze big fan.

GAPPY. What?

CALLER. I got your numer from ze Richard Curtiz, and I just vanted to zay I am a huge big fan.

GAPPY. That bloody Curtis, that's the last time I funny up a script for him!... a fan you say?

CALLER. Ya! I just love ze way you are grinding your opposition into ze dust in ze Sketch Comp.

GAPPY. Well I don't know about that...

CALLER. Ya! Really you are ze big inzpiration to me. I haf modelled myself on you being.

GAPPY. Well that is very nice of you to say so. Have we met?

CALLER. Nooo. But I have ze little picture of your avatar pinned up int mein car. I can only dream of achieving int my field ze kind of total dominance zat you are displaying in yours.

GAPPY. Well, wank you. I mean zank you. I mean thank you. So you think my stuff is very funny do you? Mr...sorry I did not get your name.

CALLER. No, I am German zo I never understand ze jokes, I just love ze vay you leave ze others eating your comedy dust! And it is your Number von fan, Vettel, Sebastian Vettel. Any chance you could zign mein helmet please?

What's the difference between a biker and a hysterectomy? A hysterectomy is not a TOTAL c**t.

MUM: Jonny, if your going out on your bike wear the helmet I bought you!
JONNY: But mum...I look ridiculous!
MUM: Jonny it's for your own good,
JONNY: but it's bright yellow!
MUM: It's for safety Jonny, Remember young Billy who used to live next door.
JONNY: Yes,
MUM: Well just after he moved to Canvey with his mum and dad he was hit by a bus, and is now in a wheelchair!
JONNY: Oh That's Awful
MUM: And you wouldn't want that to happen to you now would you?
JONNY: No mum, your right, I wouldn't. I promise I'll wear my helmet from now on!
MUM: good boy!
Jonny: That's OK Mum, Poor Billy!
JONNY: Having to move to Canvey!!!!!!

ASSISTANT: How about this one, sir?

CUSTOMER: Very elegant.

A: There's a mirror just behind you, sir.

C: Right-ho. Oh, yes, that's quite fetching.

A: If you'll allow me, sir, perhaps like this...

C: Ah, yes! That looks very dashing.

A: The angle makes all the difference with a trilby.

C: I'll say. I think I'll take it.

A: Very good, sir. Now, do you have time for the fitting now, or shall we pencil in a date?

C: The fitting? But it fits already, doesn't it?

A: No, sir misunderstands me. When I say "fitting" I merely mean an opportunity to graft the headpiece directly onto your cranium for the rest of your existence.

C: Pardon me?

A: A chance to inextricably meld your scalp with the trilby's luxury felt, yes. It will take about two hours, but I'm free now if you are.

C: But I don't want this hat melded with my head! What if I want to take it off?

A: Why would you? It's a nice hat. Don't you think it's a nice hat?

C: Yes, of course it's nice. But if you weld it to me, I'll have it on all the time.

A: Ergo, you'll always look nice. You can wear a hat anywhere, sir, especially a smart trilby. Just steer clear of funerals.

C: I'm not sure I'm following all this. Can I just confirm what's happening, and check that I've understood the nature of this exchange before I elect to punch you up the trachea?

A: The story is this, sir, in a nutsack. My millinery business wasn't going so well, we had fallen on hard times. Then I noticed that the tattoo parlour across the road was doing great business, even though their process is garish, inelegant and impossible to reverse; so I realised that what people must want is clothing and accessories that can never be taken off.

C: But that's ludicrous.

A: I know, but the public is always right in this game. And you're the public, so it's the hat-graft for you.

C: But, what about when the hat gets old? Won't it look shabby and unpleasant? Won't it discolour and sag?

A: Oh, yes, definitely. But that's good. It will prove that you mean it.

C: Mean what?

A: It will prove that you really do like this hat. Anyway, when it starts to look a bit old, you can always come and get a new one added.

C: What? Right next to the other one?

A: Yes. I know it sounds like it will look stupid but...it might not. And it doesn't have to be on your head. I can do you a perma-cap anywhere. Lots of people like to have unremovable hats where nobody can see them. Isn't that brilliant? Isn't that the complete opposite of a vast waste of time and money?

C: You make a good case.

A: You're most generous. So, what do you say: hat on noodle till the end of days, sir?

C: Hmmm. Is it expensive?

A: Yes. It's very expensive. And agonisingly painful. And you can never take the hat off, just to recap, in case you missed that bit. But - and here's the big one - everyone else is doing it.

C: Oh, go on then.

A: Very good, sir. I'll heat up the merging tongs.

C: Yes. And you may as well draw a naked lady and a flaming skull on the crown, whilst you're at it.

A: [Under breath] I thought he'd never ask.

INT. HAT SHOP

CUSTOMER
Is there a correlation between hat size and penis size?

SALESMAN
Only if you're a dickhead.

END

A top hat

INT. A GENTLEMEN'S CLUB. THREE MEN ARE SITTING IN A LOUNGE WITH SOME COGNAC AND ARE TALKING. ONE OF THEM IS WEARING A TOP HAT.

LLOYD: There's something different about you today Harry.

KARL: Yes I noticed it too. Have you come about some wealth or got an important job in the ministry?

HARRY: I'm afraid not, only new thing about me is my new top hat.

LLOYD: What a tall hat. That must be the tallest hat in the club.

KARL: You look like a man of the world Harry. My bowler hat looks dime next to your hat.

HARRY: Thank you, much appreciated.

KARL: As I was saying I went fishing this weekend and caught a 6 pounds Trout. I have a picture of it here. It's a personal record.

KARL SHOWS A PICTURE OF HIMSELF HOLDING A BIG FISH.

HARRY: Last time I went fishing I caught an 8 pounds Trout.

KARL: It's quite a struggle catching a fish over 6 pounds.

HARRY: You can't compare catching a 6 pounds and 8 pounds trout. It's a whole
other struggle. It's like comparing a bike cycle and a motorcycle.

LLOYD: I'm planning to book a safari journey In Africa. Get down and do some lion hunting.

KARL: That sounds exiting!

HARRY: I went down there quite recently. Killed 4 lions. Great experience.

LLOYD: My lion hunting is without help from the natives. Just me and two buddys who likes to hunt.

HARRY: I did it all alone and with only a pistol. The last lion I had to beat to death with the grip panel.

KARL: Really? Why on earth did you do that? Sounds reckless.

HARRY: Without any danger there's no thrill to the experience is there?

KARL: By the way did I tell you my nephew is going to do a space travel. He just made it into astronaut academy in America.

LLOYD: What a guy! Then you will be relative to a historical person Karl . Good job.

HARRY: I have been to space.

LLOYD: Shut up Harry. You have never been to space.

HARRY: Went around the moon and back.

KARL: I don't believe you. No European has ever been to space.

HARRY: My mother is American. My passport says I'm American. I went on Apollo 14 on 1971.

LLOYD: How come we never heard of this before?

HARRY: I'm not the type who likes to brag.

LLOYD: You always have to top everything.

KARL: Nobody can ever impress you, because you have always tried something bigger, funnier, better.

HARRY: What aggressive behavior. Reminds me of the time Ghandi wanted to beat me up for being better at asceticism.

MAN (MORTON SNEED) WELL DRESSED IN BLACK SUIT AND TOP HAT RUMBLES INTO TOWN WAVING WHIP WHILST SITTING ON SMALL CARRIAGE. PAN OUT TO REVEAL THAT THE CARRIAGE IS STRAPPED ONTO HIM AND HE IS SNAPPING THE WHIP FOR NO APPARENT REASON AS HE TROTS BRISKLY ALONG.

MORTON: (SNAPPING WHIP)
Haa!! On you go! Haa! Haa!! No time to waste. The people need new hats. Haaa!!

SCENE 2.
MORTON STANDS IN FRONT OF HIS CARRIAGE WITH HEADGEAR OF VARIOUS SHAPES AND SIZES DISPLAYED. A SMALL CROWD BEGINS TO GATHER.

MORTON:
Step right up folks. Trade in your old hats and get new and improved hats, other hats and we also have hats. Free when you pay just one extra shilling.
Let's see that hat good sir.

MORTON REMOVES THE MANS HAT.

MORTON:
Good Lord! Another two weeks and your hat would have completely turned to apple juice.

HE SQUEEZES THE HAT IT TURNS TO LIQUID AND SPLASHES ONTO THE GROUND.

MORTON:
Here you are sir, a brand new hat for just a shilling. Top quality, made from 100% badger feathers.

Step up now people I'm only here for the next three minutes.

HE ADDRESSES A SECOND PERSON.

MORTON:
Why am I suddenly feeling so down? Oh my now, it's your hat - it's full of guilt. That hat is as guilty as sin, it's dragging you down. Look at this new hat it's free as a bird - it is a bird.

A BIRD FLIES OUT OF HIS HANDS.

MORTON: (CNTD)
This is also free as a bird but it's a hat, a hat to lift you - not in flight but moodwise. For just one shilling? Can you believe it - I can't believe it. I just asked myself if I can believe it and I can't. We've got them all here folks, hats from every corner of my carriage. Lost hats, ancient hat, mysterious hats, hats for gnats, sliced hats...

MORTON BEGINS SWAPPING OUT A ROW OF PEOPLES HATS IN QUICK SUCCESSION.

MORTON:
You sir can only make sense on every seventh word - here's a hat with an anti-gibberish band; You look like a cat - Persian hat; I feel your name is unpronounceable - a woootanulkatapap hat.

A TALL MAN WITH A HUGE HAT APPEARS FROM NOWHERE.

TALL MAN:
And what of my hat? What do you make of that?

MORTON: (SHOCKED)
Oh my God! A-a Dublik Pilton! Fashioned many years ago by the ancient druids there were only five ever made. The druids scattered them to the four winds and one extra wind. It is said that if you have in your possession all five hats an ancient map appears and reveals the mystical treasures of the druids.

TALL MAN:
Indeed. I am definitely not here to turn this crowd on you so that I can raid your carriage. I am simply here to highlight to these good, fine, beautif- no, honest people that you have tricked them.

HE ADDRESSES THE CROWD.

TALL MAN:
I mean a hat made from badger feathers? Come on! Everyone knows that badger feathers can't be used to make hats. Anti gibberish hats; hats turning to apple juice. This mad is a trickster who has tricked you with his tricks.

THE CROWD STRIDE OMINOUSLY TOWARDS MORTON.

MORTON:
That is simply not the case. I am an honest man who simply swaps out believable hats for unbelievable ones at a minimum profit. If I tricked you like this tall man suggests I actually did not trick you at all. So there!

THE CROWD EDGE CLOSER.

MORTON:
Ah, oh God! Look, look at this tall mans waistcoat its from the ah lets see... from the fabled Crun of Malcoon. The waistcoat gives you the power of am...nine swans and the ears of an am...an elk. If worn correctly I promise you you will never soil yourself ever again.

THE CROWD TURN ON THE TALL MAN, KNOCK HIM TO THE GROUND AND BEGIN TO REMOVE HIS WAISTCOAT.

MORTON CASUALLY SWIPES THE TALL MANS HAT AND SETS OFF SNAPPING THE WHIP AS BEFORE.

THE MAN WHO CAN ONLY SPEAK EVERY SEVENTH WORD CORRECTLY WEARS THE ANTI-GIBBERISH HAT THAT MORTON GAVE HIM. HE SHOUTS AFTER MORTON.

SEVENTH WORD:
Don't worry Morton we'll keep him under wraps for you. Thank you so much for all your help. Morton Sneed is our saviour!

HE THROWS HIS HAT INTO THE AIR IN TRIUMPH.

MORTON STOPS AND TURNS TO SEVENTH MAN.

MORTON:
I'm sorry, what did you say?

SEVENTH WORD (WITH HAT REMOVED):
Clee balpaa gurgagur malpeek croogen sasaak under faflup gangulp!

MORTON HAS A LOOK OF UTTER CONFUSION.

MORTON:
Yes. Good for you.

HE TURNS AND RUNS INTO THE DISTANCE SNAPPING THE WHIP ALL THE TIME.

MORTON:
Haa! On we go! One Dublik Pilton left to find! Haa! Haa!

MORTON DISAPPEARS OVER THE HORIZON.

END.

my vote goes to playful, very good

Jakob - nice sketch.

Another very funny sketch from gappy. Always an enjoy reading your work.

Otterfox sketch is sparkling with creativity. impressive.

And stonkeds one made me laugh.

Gappy gets my vote.

Stonked's was up my proverbial street but plumping for Gappy.

Playfull - Wow! I'm flattered, I never knew anyone woudl write asketch about me. You'll saddened to leanr I had to look up who Vettel was, though. :$

Stonked - Funny gag, I like it.

Otterfox - Mental as ever, lots of fun.

Jakob - This gets my vote. A clear 4 Yorkshiremen influence, and one or two slightly unidiomatic phrases, but the last line definitely sold it for me. :)

After a lot of thought I have to go with otterfox - just because I had eddie izzard's voice doing Morton in my head...

And Vettel? He's the 1 in F1...As in 'he is the only effing one'...

Very close this week. As I type I still don't know who I'm going to pick. Playfull had a very clever idea that was well executed. Gappy had his usual very high standard fare. Lovely sketch by Jakob as well. Hmm I think its JAKOB for me. I knew a guy exactly like his character whose brother happened to have outdone anything any of us ever did. Apparently he even 'outfell' one of my friends. Anyway, lovely sketch Jakob!

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