
Hello Oily,
Posted in Humor, Humour, tagged Blogs, Britain, Comedy, Erotica, Funny, Humor, Humour, Love, Salads, Sex on May 17, 2013 | 7 Comments »

Hello Oily,
Posted in Humor, Humour, tagged Advice, Britain, Comedy, Funny, Humor, Humour, Love, Sex, Vegetables, Writing on May 13, 2013 | 13 Comments »
Dear Aunty,
My wife recently admitted to me that she has developed feelings for the jar of pickled onions in our cupboard. I am gutted and her wind is chronic. What can I do to win her back from this preserved lover?
Tim, Windhoek
Aunty Bill Replies;
Dear Tim
Fear not as this obsession will fade, as gradually everybody you know will avoid you both like the plague due to the chronic wind she will be producing. Encourage different types of pickles as the more she eats, the more gas will be produced therefore alienating her further from those (few) friends that can still bear to stand within six feet of her without wearing a charcoal mask and an asbestos suit.
Aunty Bill
Posted in Humor, Humour, tagged Breakfast, Britain, Comedy, Dating, Funny, Humor, Humour, Love, Sex on May 7, 2013 | 18 Comments »

Hello Oily,
Oily
Posted in Humor, Humour, tagged Advice, Britain, Comedy, Funny, Humor, Humour, Love, Sex, Vegetables, Writing on April 19, 2013 | 13 Comments »
Dear Aunty,
Hello AB
I recently found out that my man was having an affair with a frozen chicken which he keeps in the freezer in the shed. He says it is OK as
the chicken is free range and organic and can play the trumpet. Badly though. Should I be worried?
Cerys, Ceredigion
Aunty Bill Replies;
Dear Cerys
Never easy to play second fiddle to a frozen bird,even one who plays the trumpet, albeit badly.
Have you tried thinking where things went so badly wrong that he has resorted to this behaviour? The fact that the chicken is organic is a blessing as it at least shows he has discerning taste. Worse if he was consorting with a value chicken or breaded goujons. At least his moral compass is still functioning, albeit in a slightly funny direction.
If all this doesn’t work unplug the freezer and watch your love rival perish a slow and painful death.Next stick the trumpet up your husbands arse and change the locks (on the doors, not his arse).
Posted in Humor, Humour, Uncategorized, tagged Advice, Britain, Comedy, Funny, Humor, Humour, Love, Sex, Vegetables, Writing on April 12, 2013 | 11 Comments »
Dear Aunty,
Aunty
Can a man develop feelings for curly kale? And if so do you know any country would recognise marriage between a man and curly kale?
Farmer Barleymow, Yorkshire
Aunty Bill Replies;
Hey Farmer!
I suggest heading that way where you’ll be welcomed with open arms. It’s a weird place Norfolk.
Aunty Bill
Posted in Humor, Humour, tagged Blogs, Britain, Comedy, Erotica, Funny, Humor, Humour, Love, Sex on April 9, 2013 | 19 Comments »

Hello Oily
My boyfriend has taken to ironing his scrotum.
Luckily this is after he’s finished his smalls and shirts. Apart from singeing, wincing and agonised cries of pain, are there any health issues to consider? I must say a creased sac is a turn on!
Oily
Posted in Humor, Humour, Writing, tagged Blogs, Bon Jovi, Children, Easter, Fatherhood, Humor, Humour, Life, Sex, Writing on March 27, 2013 | 6 Comments »
Hi Everyone!
Spring’s here! Saps Rising! My Young Man is harder than The Shanghai Times crossword set by a dyslexic at the moment!
Sadly, it is all self abuse with him!
Well, with chat up lines like -
“You’re nice – want to look at my posters?” And, “Don’t fret, I’ve got a puncture repair kit!” -
I don’t think he is going to get very far.
We have organised an Easter Egg hunt around his prostrate! Should be great fun!
Sentient life will be great though! Think of it! Trumpets!
Just gotta find that egg!
I can hear Bon Jovi being cranked up on the stereo!
Must Go!
Right……Ready Or Not…..Here I Come!
Posted in Humor, Humour, tagged Britain, Family Life, Humor, Humour, Life, Love, Relationships, Satire, Sex, Writing on March 21, 2013 | 11 Comments »

Pond Love
Help Aunty Bill!
I think I am in love with my next door neighbour’s goldfish pond. It is on two levels and has a nice water feature in the centre (a fountain of Elvis doing the splits). I asked my neighbour if I could take the pond out for a fish supper. He slammed the door in my face and last night firebombed my shed. How can I get him to see that I really love his pond?
Dai, Rhonnda
Aunty Bill Replies;
Hi Dai,
There’s nowt as queer as folk as the old saying goes and just when you think everything’s been covered, up you pop!
Pond love isn’t as unusual as you might have thought. I’m not surprised you’ve fallen for your neighbour’s water feature.
Hell hath no fury like a pond scorned as another old saying goes and its time you demonstrated your love for this pond by embarking on an extensive cleaning, fish feeding and water filtration, as it is obvious that your neighbour is willing to fight for his pond.
A few weeks of intensive pond maintenance should demonstrate that you are indeed serious and that your intentions are entirely honourable.
If this fails, then seek revenge for your shed. You will need the following :
A 12″ gauge shot gun
1 gallon of petrol
1 bucket of bleach
Some gloves
I leave the rest to you – you know what you have to do.
TTFN
Aunty Bill
PS Your not the brother of Chris Rea by any chance?
The Milk Of Human Kindness
Aunty Bill,
My mum sold me to the milkman in order to buy a shoe horn the other week. Strange you might think.
Do you think she is trying to tell me something? I weigh 87 stone and recently ate our roof by mistake. It made a healthy alternative to cheese in a sandwich.
Yvonne, Winchester
Aunty Bill Replies;
Dear Yvonne
Ah the harsh economic realities of bread line Britain eh?
The shoehorn is merely a metaphor for shoe horning you out of the door and out of her life (although at 87 stone she’s got a job on her hands and will need a bigger horn or lots of smaller ones).
Selling you to the milkman was her way of saying “Get out of my house you overweight useless wazzock,” but as she’s your mum she couldn’t bring herself to say these words.
At least she sold you to a milkman.
Milkmen (and women) have over the years demonstrated a deep affection for fat people. Before the days of the electric cart, they could be seen across Britain pulling the float while the milkmen jumped on and off delivering the nation’s favourite drink.
Hopefully he will put you to work and you’ll not only see the pounds fall away but be in a position to replace the roof over you dear old mum’s head which you so thoughtlessly ate.
Chink! Chink!
AB