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I am Barry Belcher. I am a Milkman. I am Psychic. I have been predicting predictions, with little accuracy for a number of years now. Previous predictions can be read here. and here

I am up with the Lark.

So, without further ado…….Milk Bottle of Mystery…….what does the future foretell?

1. November 8th 2013 - Pope Benedict will step down from the papacy to be replaced by the first African Pope.

2. May 24 2013 -  Smoking sand will be  made compulsory in the UK.

3. December 25 2014 - An animated remake of the Godfather about a bricklaying fish will smash box office records. The Hodcodfather is coming to a cinema near you soonish!

Now it is time for messages from “THE OTHER SIDE” -

Steve, Leicester;

Try the knife drawer – from Cousin Bet.

Eleanor, Moscow;

Look under the wobbly step – from Aunt Slobodan

Liang Bo in Shanghai

All men are shits! – Your mother!

Luigi, Verona

Find the man with the name Alfonso on his name tag. Fortune awaits when you do!

IF YOU KNOW ANYONE WHO MAY BENEFIT FROM HEARING THESE MESSAGES PLEASE PASS THEM ON….

I am now returning the Milk Bottle of Mystery to the Crate of Destiny.

Until next time……….

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Aunty Bill - A Tin Opener Short

Timewaster!

Aunty Bill,

I have a sore foot. Can you help?
Betty Boothroyd

West Bromwich

Aunty Bill Replies;

Boothroyd,

Each week my post-bag carries cries for help from people with insufferable problems. A sore foot does not fit into that category.

In a world where people are having to walk 20 miles day for fresh drinking water (not all of them mind – most get the bus back). The Polar ice cap is melting by the size of Wales every day (so Rannnnnulph Fiennnnnnes says and he should know, he’s got no toes and a big frost encrusted beard to prove it)

And world food prices are at an all time high (not that it bothers me – I get three meals a day for free here in my Open Prison) I find it disturbing that you feel your sore foot takes precedence over the thousands of people who genuinely need my advice.

Come anywhere near me and I’ll have a sore foot from kicking you up the arse!

Skedaddale

Aunty Bill

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Gingers of the world Unite!

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Hello Oily, 

Due to a spot of bad luck I have spent the past decade in a wardrobe with only some blouses, slacks and a nice paisley patterned cardigan for company. It was OK mostly except for Xmas when I didn’t get any turkey. I like turkey Oily. Do you?

I recently left the wardrobe for a nice chest of drawers across the room. Have you any tips about how I should furnish my new abode? I am worried that as I have come out of the closet my drawers leave a bit to be desired.

Lonely Stan, Furniture Fan

Oily Replies;

Stan,

It obviously isn’t an IKEA wardrobe is it.  Be lucky to get five minutes- or lady love time as I call it – before it would collapse.  Much like my lady love time actually. But she is just bitter.

I had a similar experience when I slipped inside a a sofa once. I know some readers will guffaw, some may even raise a Moore like right eyebrow in a quizzical fashion, but when you are as Oily as I, one has the ability to slide into  every nook, cranny and crevice.

In my line of business this ‘talent’ is an absolute Godsend.

Whatever shot the Director asks for, whatever ridiculous angle he expects me and my love python to take up, I can always manage to satisfy.

A smart move down the back of the sofa. If mine are anything to go by you will find no end of coins, newspaper, crusts of bread and dried up, turkey breast. Mmmm, tasty.

And also a big pair of white skidmarked Dunnes Stores Y fronts. Just hanging there, flapping in the wind. But a quick wash and your drawer problem is solved!

Just give me a call, I’ll meet you, show you around. £300 a week rent

Cheers One and Oil

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Hello Folks,

My name is Terry Cotter. I’m a potter.

I have been potterising for nearly two decades now. I stock a wide range of ceramic goods in my shop The Potter’s Reel, down here in Lower Swell. The shop is named after my potter’s wheel which goes round and round. Like a reel.

Did you enjoy The Olympics? I did although it went on a bit.

Since my last Column I’ve finished the mug handles I told you about and have now made the mugs. All I have to do now is attach the handles to the mugs and Bob’s Your Uncle!

Here are some reviews of some of my favourite bits from the world they call “Art”.

1. Painting

The Hay Wain -  Constable’s most famous painting.  I always thought he was a Policeman. It threw me for a while when my mate told me he wasn’t.

2. Movies

Die Hard – A bloke wearing a vest kills the bloke who played a wizard in Harry Potter. He can’t have been much of a wizard if he lets a bloke in a vest kill him. Goes on a bit.

3. Music

The Bee Gees – How Deep Is Your Love? – My fiancée went twelve feet deep once. Dropped her engagement ring down the drain you see.  She fished it out with a coat hanger.

4. Literature

Lord Of The Rings by Tolkien – A little lad with Big Feet defeats Evil by throwing his ring away. Maybe that’s what my girlfriend was trying to do all along. Goes on a bit though.

5. Pole Dancing

Thursday’s Pole Dancing class that was due to take place in the Barbers has been cancelled. Nobby has put his back out.

‘Til next time – The Wheel Keeps On Turning!

TCTP

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Hello Folks,

My name is Terry Cotter. I’m a potter.

I have been potterising for nearly two decades now. I stock a wide range of ceramic goods in my shop The Potter’s Reel, down here in Lower Swell. The shop is named after my potter’s wheel which goes round and round. Like a reel.

Since my last Column I’ve concentrated on making mug handles. I will make some mugs next.

So, without further ado here are some reviews of some of my favourite bits from the world they call “Art”.

1. Painting

Sunflowers - I like this painting. It has some flowers in a vase. Don’t like the vase very much though. Vince cut his ear off later on. That must have smarted.

2. Movies

Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid - A western set in the west of America.  Goes on a bit though. Has that song in it. The one about rain. Never figured it out to be honest.

3. Music

Chopin’s Polonaise in A flat major – lovely bit of ivory tinkling here. Goes on a bit though. He’s right up there with Liberace in my opinion.

4. Literature

Crime and punishment by Dostoevsky - A Russian bloke commits a crime, gets caught and is punished. Goes on a bit though.

5. Mime

Finally I would like to give a big shout out for the upcoming Lower Swell mime festival. It’s in the Post Office next Wednesday.

‘Til next time – The Wheel Keeps On Turning!

TCTP

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Fish is great and good for you. Fanny helps a reader with Puffer Fish…….

Dear Fanny,

I bought a couple of Puffer fish from a man in my local pub today and I’m not sure how to extract the poison from them.

I did ask the man who sold them to me but he ran away. He seemed a nice man. He had a hi-vis jacket on that said Health and Safety.

Maybe he didn’t like fish.

Can I have a signed photo please?

Doris Smallhead, Henley on Thames.

Dear Doris,

If you’re fortunate enough to find an expert to do this for you you’re a very lucky lady indeed!

I was fortunate to spend a night in a Puffer den in Northern Japan during my best-selling Asian book tour of  Asia.

The book of the tour “Pol’s Pots - Quick Snacks For The Workers” can still be found on Amazon.

If my memory serves me well he (the expert, not Pol Pot) boiled the sack of poison in a herb reduction and BOOM! Apart from the nightmarish flashbacks I get even now some 30 years later it was a rather pleasant experience.

Poach the remaining fish in white wine and serve with broccoli. Drink red wine with it.

Cheers Darling.

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We have employed Brian Sewer, plummy mouthed onanist, to investigate how Ginger art was often retouched, in what was known as the degingerficationanismist, of some of the world’s greatest pieces of what we call “ART”.

This week Brian has unearthed a new version of The Scream by Munch (pronounced Munk, not Munch as in chomping on a cheese sandwich).

As Brian comments, “The Scream is the cream of the crop when it comes to paintings of people holding their heads. Make mine a double please bar keep!”

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Hello Folks,

Gingerfightback leaves no stone unturned in our incessant quest for the truth. Fearless reporting, bribery and fabrication are in our armoury.

We have employed the services of Brian Sewer, plummy mouthed onanist, to investigate how Ginger art was often retouched, in what was known as the degingerficationanism, of some of the world’s greatest pieces.

Three Yorkshire Puddings & A Chinstrap! The Man Was A Genius

Brian found this version of the Mona Lisa in Arles in Southern France.  It has been dated back as far as 1967 and the canvass is an authentic Cornflakes cereal packet. This is how Lenny Da Vinci Code really wanted his painting to end up.

As Brain said, “Note the brushwork, the enigmatic smile on her lips and above all the signature that rearranged, would spell Da Vinci.  It has to be authentic. I rest my case. Where’s the bar?”

What do YOU think art connoisseurs? FAKE or REAL?

The Original Version!

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Following on from our highly succesful investigation a few weeks ago, we have found some more bizarre family connections for you all to enjoy!

Serena Williams and Tennessee Williams

Serena

She is the hugely hammed Tennis superstar, winner of titles across the globe. Owns a grunt a rutting Water Buffalo would be proud of. Boy oh boy can she give those balls a wallop.

A brilliant Bricklayer, often running up a wall or two at home in Florida on her days off. Serena penned the classic American Sitcom, “Diff’rent Strokes” and won a lengthy lawsuit against titchy TV star Gary Coleman over who devised the catchphrase “What chew talkin’ ’bout Willis?”

Tennessee

He is the famous playwright who wrote famous plays. With a pen. Sometimes with a typewriter. But always with a smile on his face. Alongside Ernest Wise, he is perhaps the most important playwright of the 20th Century with epics such as A Streetcar Named Desire, Cat on A Hot Tin Roof, Free Willy 2 and a couple of Murder She Wrote’s.

The Link

Tennessee set most of his plays in houses or buildings. Houses are made of bricks. He also co-authored Series 2 of “The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air”.

Bingo!

James Joyce and Yootha Joyce

James

He is arguably the most important author of the 20th Century. He could write with both hands and sometimes with a pen in his gob. All at the same time! His epic Ulysses, is considered to be long. He played the drums and shaved cats for inspiration.

Yootha

She was the star of naff 70′s sitcoms, Man About The House and George and Mildred, playing a sexually frustrated, chain smoking harridan. Yootha bestrode the 70′s like a woman with a mighty big stride.

Her scripts were like this;

Husband – “I don’t get it Mildred”

Yootha – “I haven’t had it for years!”

What links them

In Joyce’s blabber fest, Finnegan’s Wake, the treatments for the first series of George and Mildred can be found two thirds the way through the book. This would have lain undetected were it not for Robert Wagner dripping a toasted cheese sandwich over the relevant page of a copy in the National Library of Ireland.

Bob was on a promotional tour to publicise the release of the complete series of Hart To Hart on DVD.

Robert Wagner and Richard Wagner

Bob

He is the Hollywood legend who has never knowingly acted.

It was reported in Rolling Stone magazine that his acting style is due to the fact that he is made up of two parts pork to one part cheese.

Cruise missiles were deployed in the UK after Hart to Hart first aired. Recently released communiqués between Thatcher and Reagan reveal that in Thatcher’s opinion if they didn’t deploy tactical nuclear weapons in Britain to quell the anger about such crap being put on TV there was going to be “Moider!”

Dick

He was the composer who composed music. Lots of it that usually went on and on and on and on and on and on…….with a couple of hefty ladies in horned helmets warbling away to an empty auditorium whilst the rest of us nipped to the bar for a quick livener and catch some footy on the telly or failing that re-runs of Hart to Hart.

Hitler liked him (but we reckon he was having a crafty fiddle thinking about the big women in horned helmets).

What Links Them

Dick Wagner was partial to ham and cheese sandwiches. Oh and a love of ridiculous headwear. QED!

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