Limmy remembers the time he pranked his mum

[@toonu]

Limmy shares a story from his youth, we see him smile, we hear him laugh, and the veil is lifted once more as we see into the past that created the man today. A cruel prankster to a loving mother, he is a weaver of deceipt.

[@LeGronk]

is deceipt like when you are the recipient of deceit and you have a receipt to prove it?

[@jacketpotato9857]

Imagine the absolute savage that reveals to someone they had been pranked and asks “would you like your deceipt with that?”

[@firalanger6850]

Lokky the trickster.

[@grug_g]

There's moments where he really seems lucid!

[@liamholcroft7212]

Got a reaction out of her, she's gave you exactly what you wanted, played right into your hands.

[@adudefromtheukvideos]

Horrible old man. Horrible young man.

[@tadhgoneill6005]

David's had his head smashed in

[@Comedy-xo1xp]

_Limmy as a doctor..._ Limmy: "Hi Mr. Dilkington, I'm afraid you have stage 3 terminal cancer." Patient: "Wha, Whaat!" Limmy: "Hehehe, It's just a prank. It's just banter."

[@OC1213]

'Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile - The Brian Limond Story'

[@kingwells2]

How special to see a rare genuine laugh and smile of happiness.

[@SorryImSam]

No because its at someone he care's about expense, so ofcourse he's laffin

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

Classic British banter. Saying your brother just got knocked down by a car just to scare your mum for 2 seconds. Worth it every single time.

[@Comedy-xo1xp]

Imagine if Mrs Limmond had suffered a heart attack right then.

[@funkychicken4509]

wonder if this was the genesis of the MUMS HAD HER HEAD KICKED IN sketch

[@cornsockgabz]

first thought I had too.

[@rubberchix]

Gotta be

[@LKBURN]

I didn't realise Scottish people were kids. I though they just popped into existence as angry adults.

[@SorryImSam]

As original as irn bru there lad

[@TalynStormcrow]

Bairns

[@mmnmmn-hq4jw]

They emerge at 18 from scotch eggs

[@LKBURN]

@@SorryImSam yeah, my bad haha

[@robm14]

That's probably why there was no kid's TV when Scottish schools broke for summer.

[@mhbackman]

I hope young Danyo pranks his aul dah with the same malicious banter. The circle of life continues

[@SorryImSam]

Da's had his head kicked in

[@mftmss7086]

He did kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXzbe6OLfLlspa8

[@nighTmareCSGO]

Have you seen limmys head? Nobody is kicking that thing in anytime soon

[@Leiforp]

It's our Dave. He's had his head kicked in!

[@the-ambivalent-orthographer]

MuM! It's aboot David!

[@mikey-Mc12]

I take similar pleasure from the time I swapped my mothers glass of red wine for a glass of undiluted Ribena. When you KNOW what you're about to drink should taste like and it doesn't taste that way, it can be an almighty shock. As it was to my mother because she hurled the wine glass across the caravan park like it was a grenade.

[@TalynStormcrow]

I did a similar thing but it was the last night of a theatre performance of a Terry Pratchett play called 'Masquerade'. One of the actors was playing a cat in human form and had to down a glass of milk as a toast. I switched the normal milk for condensed milk. Apparently his portrayal of a cat was even more accurate when he attempted to hunt me through the theatre but I was doing my best theatre ghost act.

[@core-nix1885]

0:30 "I came in... my brother David..."

[@ellie-kc4kj]

It's amazing that Limmy, 30 years later, still finds the prank just as funny as he did when he was 7

[@Oliver-zm2ho]

That weans got the funny bone

[@henryhargraves4184]

When they told me Benny Harvey had gone I thought he was up to his old tricks again :( R.I.P

[@spencermackay9020]

"Knocked doon". That's posh.

[@ro-sa.m]

it’s nice to see him so happy x

[@joefx69]

When my uncle was young he made it look like he had hanged himself on the porch of the house for my grandad to discover when he came back home from work. Horrific

[@TalynStormcrow]

Ah the old Harold and Maud.

[@SteRDLK]

Just banter innit

[@nighTmareCSGO]

That was my favourite scene in shawshank redemption

[@Shenanigan5]

Limmy laughing at a joke he pulled at the turn of the 20th century

[@shayZero]

I did the exact same thing, but to my friend's Mum and he jumped out from behind a bush. My Mum got a call that evening....

[@IRVDawg]

Please hit up some more longer videos, can't get enough of this old wee rascal

[@Alex-rf1jw]

Love seeing the big man happy

[@coronalights9693]

the Banter Bus started early

[@tomwilkinson4448]

this never fails to give me a boost

[@InvisibleTower]

Aw, this dredged up a memory - I did something similar as an April Fools but referring to a kid who lived on our street. I couldn't understand why my mum didn't find it funny!

[@kieranbrain7765]

One when I was same age my mom had hiccups so I pretended to choke on my apple to scare her so they’d go away

[@fortnitesomethingsomething]

It's David....he's had his heed kicked in.

[@HaneeFannee]

Even as a wean, he was completely without charm.

[@Bubbstar]

I can imagine young limmy laughing in the exact same way as current limmy did in this clip

[@cahillp3]

Says it’s not funny but laughs from the belly

[@terenceflynn5125]

Memes didn’t exist when you were a child, they didn’t even have the internet in medieval times Limmy.

[@owenthomas9863]

10/10 banter

[@AlaGold23]

An absolute wrongun

[@StephenShinn]

David's been knocked down

[@scott-si1oe]

Boydstone Road always brings zicos to mind 👍

[@mysticalnat]

Had the funny bone from a young age

[@chuckcarter5741]

Explains a lot

[@earthling8702]

My mum would never of forgiven me for that😆

[@Bru88425]

He should definitely do that again

[@MrMisanthrope84]

That's nae laughin matter. These kinds of pranks stretch our ambulance services to breaking point every day and cost millions to the NHS and the taxpayer. Nae laughin matter.

[@1hairymelon]

Time to get a job pal

[@ro-sa.m]

it’s nice to see him so happy x