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RAF Pilots: Loses a Leg
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The setup
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The premise
Here’s the bit.
An RAF pilot visits a colleague recovering from a plane crash. His gift of grapes is dismissed with complaints about food intolerances, before the patient casually reveals that he has lost a leg. In the slang of modern teenagers, he recounts his furious reaction to the amputation and insists that a medical note excuses his swearing. When a doctor offers reassurance and a replacement leg, the patient responds with a homophobic insult, turning a kind bedside manner into a threat about the prosthetic.
The funny people
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Highly quotable.
I'm allergic to fruit. I've got this intolerance.
I've only got one leg now.
A little extra
Notes from the archive.
This instalment of the RAF pilots sketches is presented in black and white.
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