The Inbetweeners are set for their ‘Rude Road Trip’ sponsored by The Sims
As the nation prepares to do something funny for money for Red Nose Day 2011, The Inbetweeners lads are already on it…
The cheeky chaps from hit TV show The Inbetweeners are to embark on a hilariously naughty Red Nose Day challenge travelling around the country to find the rudest and crudest named places possible! Simon Bird, Joe Thomas, James Buckley and Blake Harrison – otherwise known as The Inbetweeners – have challenged themselves to rack up 50 lewd locations in just 50 hours.
The Inbetweeners themselves
Setting off from Bush Lane at 12pm on Tuesday 18th January and finishing at 2pm on Thursday 20th January at a rude London location to be revealed, they’ll also aim to stop off at the likes of Minge Lane, Titty Ho and Bell End along the way. The Sims will make a donation into the Inbetweeners Challenge pot each time they successfully reach a new location, with a grand total of up to £25k up for grabs if they successfully reach all 50. The foursome, also known as their alter-egos Will, Simon, Jay and Neil, will tour their risqué route in the classic yellow Fiat from the series, with the cameras rolling the entire time capturing all of the banter as they navigate their route to meet the 50 hour deadline.
Car friend!
Whilst there will be plenty of laughs, joking and mockery along the way, the Rude Road Trip will be a challenging race against time and the lads need your help!
To show them your support, make a donation at www.comicrelief.com/inbetweeners and www.facebook.com/thesims3uk or donate £1 by texting RUDE to 70011 which costs £1 plus your standard network charge, £1 will go to Comic Relief.
Martin Baker
By day I play video games, test video games or just simply write about them. By night I fight crime on the streets of London as a masked vigilante known only to a select few ... damn SECRET identity. Could never get the hang of that.
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