Right Then Lads! Camp it Up!
Right Then Lads! Camp it Up!
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rjben

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917 posts

311 months

Tuesday 14th June 2005
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Can anybody help with this? It was on TV as an adevert about a year ago. Looked like an old carry on 'type' film with a sergant major giving the line as topic title:

Right Then Lads! Camp it Up!

Then a bunch of squadies performing the actions to:

OOOOh How's your farther. Take a look at the state of her! (or something as bitchy) and so on, and so on...

Does anybody know the origin of this? Can anybody fill out the rest of the chorus line? Bloody brilliant! PMSL!

Cheers,

Rob


jimothy

5,151 posts

266 months

Tuesday 14th June 2005
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Wasn't this a Monty Python sketch?

Edited apres google:

Monty Python said:

Cut to lyrical film of Luxury Yacht and specialist, frolicking in countryside in slow motion.
Cut to interviewer (the one with the hook) at desk.
Interviewer Next week we'll be showing you how to pick up an architect, how to pull a prime minister, and how to have fun with a wholesale poulterer. But now the men of the Derbyshire Light Infantry entertain us with a precision display of bad temper.
Voice Over Attention
Eight soldiers in two ranks of four. They halt, and start to chant with precision.
Soldiers My goodness me, I am in a bad temper today all right, two, three, damn, damn, two, three, I am vexed and ratty. (shake fists) Two, three, and hopping mad. (stamp feet)
Cut to interviewer.
Interviewer And next the men of the Second Armoured Division regale us with their famous close order swanning about.
Cut to sergeant with eight soldiers.
Sergeant Squad. Camp it ... up!
Soldiers (mincing in unison) Oooh get her! Whoops! I've got your number ducky. You couldn't afford me, dear. Two three. I'd scratch your eyes out. Don't come the brigadier bit with us, dear, we all know where you've been, you military fairy. Whoops, don't look now girls the major's just minced in with that dolly colour sergeant, two, three, ooh-ho!
Cut to interviewer.


>> Edited by jimothy on Tuesday 14th June 13:45

rjben

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917 posts

311 months

Tuesday 14th June 2005
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Thank you very much! Any idea where I can find an MP3 or MPEG of that?

Cheers,

Rob

jimothy

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266 months

Tuesday 14th June 2005
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Try the P2P networks, there's usually Monty Python clips on those.

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