British Comedy Guide

Skit Comp 11 - 18.2.14

Thanks for another phwoarsome skitcomp and congratulations to STONKED for winning again. Please get pished as a farth and PM me with a subject for next wank.
Hence:

Votes - Points - Name
3 - 10 - Stonked
2 - 5 - Michael Monkhouse
1 - 1 - Otterfox, Nick81
Speckled mention: Gappy, ShirlTheWhirl

Your new subject: FEET (chosen by Gappy). I hope this isn't like my legs. Ending in defeat. Great gag!

Rules:
One entry/vote per person. Anyone can enter regardless of colour, sexual preferences or inside leg measurement, except Scrappy Doo.
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: 18.2.14

Overall Leader Board is now:
Position - Points - Name
1- 10 - Stonked
2 - 5 - Michael Monkhouse
3 - 1 - Otterfox, Nick81

JOHN AND PAUL ARE AT THE PUB.

JOHN - There you go mate, get that down you.

PAUL - Cheers mate.

JOHN - We're thinking of going clubbing at Cherrys after this, you up for it?

PAUL - No, I'm going to have this, then I'm heading home.

JOHN - What? They wearing you out in that shoe shop?

PAUL - The job's okay, but the constant excitement is wearing me out.

JOHN - Eh? How's that then?

PAUL - Oh mate, I didn't realise til I got this job. Feet slowly sliding into shoes, oh, it just does it for me. I'm in a constant state of arousal. It's exhausting.

JOHN - Am I missing something here. Smelly foot going into shoe. I'm not getting the buzz...though they might hum!

PAUL - I'm not thinking about hoofs like yours. I'm thinking beautifully manicured feet sliding into high heels. I'm thinking peep-toes, I'm thinking strappy, I'm thinking stilettos...walking up and down my chest and drawing blood.

JOHN - That's a lot of thinking, no wonder you're worn out.

PAUL - Cheeky little pumps, saucy kitten heels.....

JOHN - Oh stop, you don't want to disgrace yourself in the Dog and Ferret. The thing is, mate, there's no point wearing yourself out like that. Come with us to Cherrys and get the real thing. There'll be tip-top totty tottering about on heels like skyscrapers.

PAUL - So you like high heels as well?

JOHN - Course I do! Love 'em. Stops the prey from running away. So, are you coming out to play, or going home to count your little piggies?

PAUL - No, I'm off home. I really am bushed.

JOHN - That's a shame; I happen to know that top-heavy Tiffany will be wearing bright red leather kinky boots tonight.

PAUL - Really?

JOHN - Ha, ha! Gullible! But Hannah will be wearing her flip-flops.

PAUL - Is that Hannah with the high arches?

JOHN - That's the girl!

PAUL - Oh go on then!

O - Are we there yet?

L - Here it is, sire. I think you'll be very pleased.

O - I hope so, with the money we're paying you, Lithius.

L - You don't get top notch commemorative statuary without a premium, sire. It's a unique artwork you've got yourself here - and with that, if you'll remove your blindfold, all will be revealed.

O - [Beat] It's feet.

L - Ta-dah!

O - Lithius, it's just a pair of feet.

L - No, sire. There's a little bit of leg on each one.

O - [Ironic] Oh, well, that's alright then, so long as it doesn't look completely stupid then I'll guess I'll be - Lithius! It's feet! I don't want people to think of feet every time they hear the name Ozymandias!

L - If you don't mind my saying, sire, you're not really being aesthetically sophisticated enough. People will look at this sculpture and think, ooh, that Ozymandias, he crushed his foes like insects, he hit his goals with the accuracy of a well-aimed penalty kick, he had really brilliant sandals.

O - Well, that is all true, especially the bit about the sandals - but won't everyone think there's supposed to be more statue there?

L - No. Not the connoisseurs, not the cognoscenti. They'll just go: feet; cool. Ozymandias, insects, penalty, sandals, yadda yadda.

O - But how will anyone know they're my feet?

L - A-ha! I've also sculpted a fragment of your face. I planned to place it over there, just so.

O - Why not place it "just so" on my neck, above my torso, vertically aligned in relation to the feet?

L - No chance! Simple physics, that. See those feet? They're vast. If I try to stick the rest of you on to the whole thing will collapse. Those vast legs are staying trunkless, chum. I mean, it was your idea to do the sculpture in the middle of the desert; makes foundations tricky.

O - Alright, Lithius. If you think it's artistically valid, we'll go with the feet.

L - And the bit of face just over there.

O - And the bit of face just over there. But, look, whatever happens, I don't want the statue to look vain. I hope that nobody ever associated me with unspeakable vanity.

L - Oh, no, sire.

O - So, can you put up a plaque that brings out the human frailties of my massive feet? Something like, "Behold Ozymandias, and his less-than-omnipotent verucas".

L - How about, "Gaze on my warts, ye mighty, and despair"?

O - Brilliant! Get one of your stonemasons on it straightaway.

L - Very good. I'll use Chislerus. The hard of hearing stonemason.

O - Oh, yes! He does such lovely curly Zs.

My ideal woman is a size 14

I dunno what it is, I just love big feet...

INT. THE DRAWING ROOM OF A COUNTRY MANSION
A MAN AND A WOMAN, BOTH IN THEIR MID-FORTIES, ARE SEATED AT EITHER END OF A LONG OAK TABLE
HE IS WEARING A WHITE FRILLY SHIRT AND RED VELVET SMOKING JACKET, AND KNOCKING BACK VINTAGE PORT
SHE IS WEARING A SLINKY BLACK DRESS, AND GUZZLING AMONTILLADO SHERRY

CONSTANCE
Mary's got a new boyfriend.

WILLIAM
Not another parasite, already? The coroner's barely had time to launder the ten grand we gave him following the accidental death of the last leech. Don't tell me she's been using her bank statements as bookmarks again.

CONSTANCE
Of course she hasn't. Being kidnapped by the librarian, held for ransom and then dumped in a skip when you wouldn't pay up taught her that lesson.

WILLIAM
Tough love, Constance. Tough love. But still they come. Lured by the promise of ancestral riches.

CONSTANCE
Why do you always have to be so cynical? Cecil likes Mary for who she is.

WILLIAM
Oh, so he's a Cecil is he? That tells me all I need to know about this creep. A spineless, chinless-wonder with atrophied gonads. Nobody called Cecil is ever going to give me the gaggle of grandchildren I so rightly deserve. Break it to Mary gently, will you Constance. Tell her he's gay and wanted for murder.

CONSTANCE
No. Cecil's very nice. He dotes on her. He buys her chocolates and cream cakes.

WILLIAM
So what are you saying? He's a feeder? He prefers his women big? He wants to turn our svelte little girl into a helpless, housebound, half ton mound of blubber who can only go to the toilet hanging from a crane? Is that what you're saying?

CONSTANCE
No. Don't be ridiculous. He's not at all sinister. He's very charming.

WILLIAM
Let me tell you what charming amounts to, Constance. Charming is when a man uses another man's hapless daughter as an innocent decoy to get his hands inside the other man's wife's knickers so that he can gratuitously flick her bean and steal the family jewellery.

CONSTANCE
Oh. That's not very nice.

WILLIAM
Well get used to the idea. Because that's what he's after.

CONSTANCE
No, I mean it's not very nice thinking of Mary as hapless. You did say hapless?

WILLIAM
Move on, Constance. It's old ground. Tell me more about this Cecil person.

CONSTANCE
Hmmmmm? No. Nothing much springs to mind. Except that Mary did say that Cecil really likes her feet.

WILLIAM
He's seen her feet?

CONSTANCE
Yes. Just the once, apparently.

WILLIAM
He's seen her feet and he still wants to be her boyfriend?

CONSTANCE
Yes. He thought they were cute.

WILLIAM
He's seen her feet and he still wants to be her boyfriend? This is more serious than I thought.

CONSTANCE
Why can't you be happy for her? Especially when she told me that she thinks Cecil is generous and warm. I just remembered her telling me that.

WILLIAM
Constance, this man is neither generous nor warm. And his compliments are clearly insincere, self-serving and devious.

CONSTANCE
I think you need to expand on that.

WILLIAM
Very well, I will. Listen. Both you and I know that Mary's feet are hideous. They're enough to make even specially trained chiropodists run for cover. What the hell was she thinking, showing them to this Cecil without due cause or recourse to general anaesthetic? Not to mention running the risk of yet another compensation claim for post traumatic stress disorder? By the way, did she show him her feet before or after they'd had sex?

CONSTANCE
How would I know? I don't know if they've even had sex? And anyway, what difference does it make?

WILLIAM
Well, if it was after sex, we can safely assume that - aaahhhh .... but can we? Hmmmm..? It would depend on whether they had the lights on or off...

CONSTANCE
Don't ask me. I don't know.

WILLIAM
OK. For the sake of simplicity, we'll assume they did it with the lights on.

CONSTANCE (PUTS HER HANDS OVER HER EYES)
I'd rather imagine them doing it with the lights off, if you don't mind.

WILLIAM (STARES FIXEDLY INTO THE MIDDLE-DISTANCE)
As you wish, Constance. In which case I'll single-handedly take on the graphic burden of the fully-lit episode.

CONSTANCE
Thank you.

WILLIAM
It's what husbands and fathers do, Constance.

CONSTANCE
Are you sure? It doesn't sound right.

WILLIAM
Too late. The lights are on and they're already having a post-coital cigarette. Mary is pulling on one of her surgical socks. Cecil is staring bug-eyed at Mary and his abject failure to notice the true extent of her pedal impediments positively confirms that he has a serious cognitive impairment. That not only explains why he's still happy to be her boyfriend but also totally rules him out as a chromosome provider for my future grandchildren.

CONSTANCE
Is it safe for me to turn my lights on yet?

WILLIAM
Not yet. They're both fully dressed but Cecil is adjusting his flies, for some reason. OK. He's done.

CONSTANCE (TAKES HER HANDS AWAY FROM HER EYES)
Thank goodness that's over. I couldn't find the light switch.

WILLIAM
We'll discuss it later.

CONSTANCE
So, where are we now? What do we know? I'm confused.

WILLIAM
We're at scenario two, Constance, which is where we imagine Cecil's reaction upon seeing Mary's feet before they have sex.

CONSTANCE
Do the lights have to be on again because I don't want to look if the lights are on?

WILLIAM
I'll tell you what, Constance, I'll tell you what I imagine could happen. It'll be quicker. Right?

CONSTANCE
Right. Fine by me.

WILLIAM (STARES INTO THE MIDDLE-DISTANCE)
Right. So, the lights are on, and Mary has removed one of her surgical socks. Cecil is studiously studying her foot.

CONSTANCE
Which foot? Cos if it's the one with the sock still on it-

WILLIAM
It's the one without a sock. No sock. Which immediately tells us that we are dealing with a determined sponger who, in return for an easy life, is prepared to find athletes foot, bunions, calluses, chilblains, corns, gout, ingrowing toenails, hammer toes and nail fungus, not to mention coarse black foot hair and varicose veins, cute. Either that or he's a sexual deviant who gets turned on by all that filthy, fetishistic shit. Either way, nothing short of a bullet through his skull will suffice.

CONSTANCE
Is that so bad?

WILLIAM
Of course it's bad. It's murder.

CONSTANCE
No, I meant the sexual deviant thing. If he wants her and he dotes on her, does it matter that he gets turned on by all that filthy, fetishistic shit?

WILLIAM
(beat) Are you ... are you talking about me ... about us? You are, aren't you?

CONSTANCE
Just saying. My f**king feet are killing me.

END

A nice little frisson from Shirl, but it's Gappy for me.

Between Stonked and Supermanc, but Stonked clinched it. Loved Constance.

Tough decision this week.. Stonked's is very good, but a teeny bit long, perhaps. Manc's is a nice one-liner. Shirl's idea of somebody discovering a foot fetish after starting a job in a shoeship truly excellent, so my vote goes to topheavy Tiffany.

perhaps it weould be better as a sit com scene than a sketch, because it sort of wanders off at the end, but still worthy of a huge round of applause.

What's got shaggy hair, 4 feet and 1 eye? Goliath's knob. Votin' Shirl.

Sorry if this has been asked before - is the voting only open to those who post?

I did not have time to write anything for this comp' but was just about to vote when I thought...

Anyone can vote, Playfull, so go for it, we'd love to hear your thoughts.

You may wish to remember how helpful I've just been when making your decision ;)

Quote: gappy @ 21st February 2014, 4:24 PM GMT

Anyone can vote, Playfull, so go for it, we'd love to hear your thoughts.

You may wish to remember how helpful I've just been when making your decision ;)

Thanks for being so helpful gappy!

Hello Rome, the votes from Nottingham are for 'Stonked'.

(Though I did like gappy's playing with the 'Ozymandias' quote).

Stonked

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