Monty Python's Flying Circus1969

Dr. E. Henry Thripshaw:
I see, but recently you have been having this problem with your word order?

Mr. Burrows:
Absolutely. What makes it worse is that sometimes at the end of a sentence, I'll come out with the wrong fuse box.

Dr. E. Henry Thripshaw:
Fuse box?

Mr. Burrows:
And the thing about saying the wrong word is that, 'A' I don't notice it, and 'B' sometimes orange water given a bucket of plaster.

Dr. E. Henry Thripshaw:
Yes, tell me more about your problem.

Mr. Burrows:
Well as I say well just be talking and out with the wrong word, and ash tray's your uncle. I won't be strawberry about it.

Dr. E. Henry Thripshaw:
Enough said.

Mr. Burrows:
It's so embarrassing when my wife and I go to an orgy.

Dr. E. Henry Thripshaw:
A party?

Mr. Burrows:
No, an orgy. We live in East Shire.

Dr. E. Henry Thripshaw:
Of course.