Mayday
Dearest Theresa,
I hear you are having a wee drop of trouble with a vote or something? Something to do with a lack of confidence in your own party?
Now I have a very simple solution to your little problem.
- Announce that the vote is to be held and make sure everyone is in the chamber.
- Bolt the “No” door.
- Call for the vote.
- Get someone to shout “BOMB!!“.
I think I can guarantee unanimous Ayes?
You’re welcome….
Grandad
Grandad,âGet someone to shout âBOMB!!â And that, for some strange reason, reminded me of the Doggies Meeting from times long past – Iâm sure you remember it – and could well relate to the sad goings-on of our supposed âleadersâ:
THE DOGGIES MEETING
The doggies held a meeting,
They came from near and far,
Some came by motor cycle,
And some by motor car.
Each doggie passed the doorway,
Each doggie signed the book.
Each unshipped his asshole
And hung it on a hook.
One dog was not invited
It sorely raised his ire.
He ran into the meeting hall
And loudly shouted, ‘Fire!’
It threw them in confusion
And without a second look,
Each grabbed another’s asshole
From off another hook.
And that’s the reason why sir,
When walking down the street,
And that’s the reason why sir,
When doggies chance to meet,
And that’s the reason why sir,
On land, abroad or home,
They’ll sniff each other’s asshole
To see if it’s their own.
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Grandad,
That’s a mess… Lost the ‘poetic’ formatting somewhere.
Bloody editor! Fixed.
Grandad,Okay, closed and re-opened and it’s almost as posted now. Just a couple of spots of wrong format; a couple of line spaces in verse one and one new line error middle of verse two. Still funny…
Formatting won’t stop it being funny!
Grandad,
Man you’re fast! Perfect! If it was something I did wrong, I apologise.
I think it may be something to do with the new WordPress editor. Certainly not your fault.
Edward
The curse of the new WordPress: all body of message removed!
We once had someone with an appropriate solution to our parliamentary problems – unfortunately, he got nabbed.
RIP Guido Fawkes. The only man to enter Parliament with honest intentions.