...on being witty
A Rutland Weekend Pictosketch
Well, so much for Biggles. And
now,
here's Omar Shariff and "Cinema".
Hello, and welcome to |
"Talk About." |
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And tonight, on the program, we have Keith Trapp, who has the reputation of being one of the wittiest men in England, ... |
..indeed, in the entire world. Keith, welcome. |
Good Evening. |
Keith, you have the reputation of being something of a wit.
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People say that as a natural talker you are remarkably witty, and extremely funny. |
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Do you find being witty easy? |
Oh, yes.
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![]() You, you don't find it a constant strain to be expected to keep up this elegant banter? |
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No? You don't find it tiring, people expecting you to be witty and full of elan and aphorisms the whole time? |
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I see. Have you |
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And this, uh ... celebrated wit,
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What? |
When do you let the words |
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When are you witty? |
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Oh, all the time! |
Please, go on |
What?.
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![]() Be witty. |
Oh! |
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Well, from wit... |
![]() Wit is this... |
Yes? |
What? |
Please, go on. |
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You were going to be witty. |
No, no, actually, I was going to ask you where the lavatory was. |
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hahahahaa... |
hahahaha.... |
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...you're serious.
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Yes. |
No. |
No. |
It's just outside the studio |
Thank you. |
Well, from wit, we turn to origami,
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