Besmirching the family name in days gone by was the last thing any  family member was expected to do. Upholding a status of family dignity  was tantamount to maintaining your place in local society. The age of  gentlemanly conduct was still very much alive and when standards slipped  the head of the family was expected to take firm action.
So it was with Henry Gilchrest when his got far too drunk at a local  bar one Sunday afternoon and had to be escorted out.  On arriving home  he was to find that news of his manner less antics had gone before him.  Now sent to bath and change in to his pyjamas, he must report to the  front room before turning in.
His dad was in no mood for compromise, these events were getting too  regular and nineteen or not Henry was now going to get a damn good bare  bottom spanking. As the angry palm rained down on his bottom turning it  redder with every stinging slap young ​Henry knew this was just the  beginning.
On top of the cabinet and cut from a particular bush in the garden  was a swishy and lethal switch. This instrument was only used when it  was needed and now was certainly such a time.
Ordered over the armchair, the switch sung its painful song leaving  stripe after stripe of burning red fire across Henry’s already well  spanked bare bottom. 
This is one young man who’ll be sleeping face down  tonight.
CLASSIC STING!!
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A big dollop of nostalgia for gents of a certain age. The teddy boy era came as quite a shock to the staid post-War British culture and a lot of families were having none of it.
Sting have produced something really authentic to the era. It deicts a young man, whose maturity is shown in his nice hairy backside, is still subject to domestic corporal punishment from a strict father. The attitude “As long as you live under my roof you do as I say” was alive and healthy.
Well done Sting, it sounds a great video.
Sting are the masters of realism, its not only the costumes, but they actually found a working 1950’s television. Incredible