December 2007 Archives

So long and thanks for all the sand

desert.jpgHoorah! British troops are finally pulling out of Basra, leaving the second largest town in Iraq in local hands.

Apparently Al Queda's second in command thinks this is a major victory for rag-headed terrorists everywhere but if you think about it, it's got nothing to do with retreating or giving up.

Much like an unwanted Christmas sweater, Iraq is a pointless pain in the arse that we had to keep for a bit in case our political "grannie" came round and demanded to see us admiring it. But now the old dear dribbled off elsewhere we can unload it like the crap that it is.

After all, what did Iraq give us? A major drain on the armed forces? Check. A war the British public never asked for? Check. A lot of sand? Check.

And there's the problem. We have beaches along the coast and if we want to drain the armed forces we'll just let the traitor Brown sign them away to Europe.

So, Mr Queda, accept Iraq as a Christmas present (sorry Winter Celebration present, if we mention Christ we'll only upset their delicate sensibilities). You can play with the sand all you want and as a bonus, why not take a leaf out of Saudi Arabia's book and threaten to flog a few rape victims too.

Peace and good will to all men? My arse!

Who ate all the pies ???

Fantasic story today about the World Pie Eating Championships which were due to start today in Wigan, England.

Unfortunately, the start of the event was delayed after the the specially produced pies (They must be 12cm across and 3.5cm deep with a filling of 1cm meat and potato cubes) were scoffed by a stray dog.

Tony Callaghan, owner of Harry's Bar, where the competition is held, said: "Former champs are given the pies for safekeeping and to ensure there is no tampering.

"Dave put them in the fridge, but the door did not close properly ... when he came back that bloody dog had ate the pies."

Charlie, the dog at the centre of the incident (he's a bichon frise which sounds like bacon rather than a form of hound) was unavailable for comment ...


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