SteveInTheValley

This video shows the underlying hair and skin of a donkey that has been standing in medium to heavy rain on a cold day (46 deg F == 7 deg C) for a couple of hours.

As performed on the "Round the Horne" BBC radio program (series 4, episode 9: "Journey to Uranus") that was originally broadcast on 21st April 1968. Photo (left-to-right): Hugh Paddick, Kenneth Williams, Kenneth Horne, Betty Marsden, and Douglas Smith. Lyrics: I've worked hard all me life I have And now I don't regret I'm worth a hundred pounds a week But, that's not what I get My salary's four pounds ten Which may seem quite a lot But, it don't go far with all the big expenses I've got First of all the missus always wants a bit, Always wants a bit, And she takes a bit. The boy'll want a bit, The girl'll want a bit, And then the fella that calls from the insurance wants a bit. The landlord wants a bit, The milkman wants a bit, And the old bookmaker rather - And when they've all had their pickings from me four pounds ten, There's nine pence left for poor old father! On Sunday's for a treat sometimes perhaps we have a fowl And when the missus carves it Well, it nearly makes me howl if a fowl had two of everything it wouldn't be so bad So when we're having poultry you can't wonder I feel sad First of all the missus always wants a bit, Always wants a bit, And she takes a bit. The boy'll want a bit, The girl'll want a bit, And then the fella who calls from the insurance wants a bit. The landlord wants a bit, The milkman wants a bit, And the old bookmaker rather And when they've all had their pickings you can guess what's left It's a parson's day for poor old father!