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Love this one! 
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Older British readers will appreciate this display I spotted in a shop in Harrogate just now:
Here is the sketch in all its glory.
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I remind myself of the time when my mother was working in a pub in the north of England. A customer came in and asked for a cork. She clarified. “A cork?” “Yes,” he said. “What do you want a cork for?” “To drink, of course!” “How can you drink a cork?” “Look: I just want a cork. A corka corla!”
If you know British accents, that all makes perfect sense.
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I appreciate it and I don’t consider myself old 
The Two Ronnie’s were comedy gold!!
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Brilliant!!
I have similar story from my Father in Law…
Near Christmastime, a colleague asked his boss if he could have a day off because he was ‘Going to a waddin’.
When he got back after his day off, his boss asked him how the wedding had been.
He was confused because he hadn’t been to a wedding. The boss asked him again why he had needed a day off.
He said he had went to a waddin’ - Awaddin’ and his wamp!!!
Translation - he’d been to a pantomime (Aladdin and his Lamp) 
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My 17yo is a massive fan of the 2 Ronnies (and Morecambe and Wise). So not necessarily just older British liners!
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I love them too!!
I feel like we’re lacking in comedy genius in this generation.
Vick and Bob plugged a gap for a while, but I can’t think of anyone since them that’s as good.
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You don’t really get double acts these days do you.
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They used to play both of those shows on late night public television here in NY in the 1980s - it was great!
You just don’t see any sketch comedy now where they take the time to set up and run with a joke for so long.
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Oh Daniel…
If they come for you will you send them my way too? I’m ready.
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100% accurate
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The YouTube one
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