My wife told me to be more romantic
And to book a table
for Valentine’s Day
When we arrived at the
snooker hall
I can tell you there
was all hell to pay
My wife told me to be more romantic
And to book a table
for Valentine’s Day
When we arrived at the
snooker hall
I can tell you there
was all hell to pay
In the event that your nose runs
And your feet smell
Just consider the
possibility
That you might be
upside down
At breakfast my wife asked me
What I was doing today
“Nothing” I replied to
her
“But you did nothing
yesterday”
She informed me
“And now you’re doing
it again today”
I replied “I’m not
doing nothing, again
I didn’t finish doing
it yesterday”
On the naming of a child
Certain protocols
should be followed by the registrar
Protocol one
If the chosen name is
Rainbow or Honey dew
Then firstly the
parents should be slapped
And given a book
containing sensible names
This process should be
repeated until a sensible choice is made
Protocol Two
If the chosen name is
Chardonnay or Champagne
Then firstly the
parents should be slapped
And a large group of
people should be assembled to laugh at them
The parents should
then be given a dictionary
To look up the
definitions of the names that they chose
This process should
also be repeated until a sensible choice is made
Protocol Three
If the chosen name is
Moonflower or Gallifrey
Then firstly the
parents should be slapped
And the child should
be immediately taken into care
Then the parents
should be put in the stocks
So sensible people can
throw rotten fruit at them
Before finally being
committed to an institution
PS – Should it ever be
deemed that they have been cured
They should be
sterilised before release
And their names
entered on the pretentious parents register
PPS - Anyone from
Cardiff, The Wirral, Norfolk, Suffolk or Essex will inevitably
Name the child after a
piece of fruit, a place they have visited
The name of their
favourite car or a product from a supermarket
As a result, these
people should not be trusted to name their children.
Registrars must name
the children for them
In the same way that
Hurricanes and tropical storms are named
If they complain go
straight to Protocol three
Christopher really liked Lisa
He thought she was
really quite fit
They worked together
every day
At a very well-known
supermarket
When he asked her out
she said yes
But to show that they
were an item
They were
shrink-wrapped together
And had a barcode
label stuck on them
Students should be applauded
We should stand and
raise our glasses
To applaud the lazy,
pretentious, self-absorbed wasters
For getting up off
their collective arses
Its flu jab season again
But I always give them
a pass
I self-medicate with
alcohol
It really is first
class
So just say to the doc
When he starts to tut
That a shot in your
glass
Is better than one in
the butt