Deliveries

Perhaps Webster’s dictionary will pick up on this new terminology and there will be a whole generation of “ocean plastic” harvesters and “conflict-free” tin miners embraced by politicians everywhere as a boon to the economy. Use it to make anything plastic or tinny! Guilt free, just ask Vodaphone.

In other news the “Brown Army” , as UPS’s legion of drivers and handlers are called, will likely in future handle all hostage crises internally rather than phoning the police so as not to be shot dead.

Methods for de-escalation & diversion could include packaging-peanut grenades or non-lethal bean bags filled with old “We have been trying to reach you…” notices.

Do not like

November 22nd’s Evening Standard carries a bullet point with the following quotation:

“[a] majority of 73 percent say ‘they do not like him’,” regarding Mr. Corbyn, who is currently jockeying for the lead in the campaign for Prime Minister. That leaves a quarter of the population to decide if there’s anything of value in his being whatsoever.

His rival, old Etonian Boris Johnson, is focusing more on the “division” of the people.

Moment of Clarity

The UK prepares for years of Top Gear without cars as Boris Johnson (admitted cocaine fiend) remains in the lead at the polls.

Little has changed despite an actual leadership move by Rory “Rockstar” Stewart as 7 other Tory candidates for PM have admitted to using marijuana and class A’s, in what is likely an attempt to appear mammalian. The Tory’s realization, that everyone loves taking drugs, could be seen as a breakthrough for the country should the candidate acknowledge anyone outside of No. 10 following the election.

It is generally felt that problems such as “thinking about the children” could be remedied should Sajid Javid, for example, understand that legalization of intoxicants is key to any maturing nation state.

Coincidentally, Jeremy Clarkson also made an appearance in the Metro for an angry tirade after a road closure due street racing. Unable to use his vehicle, which thinks for him, he took to Twitter. The police later chastized him for being generally annoying.

A Standard Evening

Evening Standard (UK) 29 May 2019

Nice-woman-from-Google Jacquelline Fuller gives the Evening Standard an interview on the company’s laudable charitable endeavors, but something else caught my eye tucked in between the optimistic expansion.

Don’t worry – your children or spouse may all end up in someone’s masturbation/blackmail folder one day, their faces superimposed on pornographic bodies watched through 3d goggles hooked up to a fuckbot – but we didn’t want it that way.

Evening Standard (UK), 29 May 2019
Evening Standard (UK), 29 May 2019

Employment in Surrealism

The last week of May, 2019 gives us a glimpse into the world of the working.

Man’s Life an Onion Article

Metro (UK), 22 May 2019

“There’s just so many people […] I spend a lot of time at home bored. I make sure I go out for walks but most of the time I don’t leave the house.”

A 21st Century workforce

The HMS HMP sails in to declare unemployment numbers are naturally falling in the UK. Free sweatpants.

Astronaut’s children decide to give up and stay on Earth.

Evening Standard (UK), 23 May 2019

I am my own grandpa, say the children of astronaut Tim Peake, refusing to leave their planet. Perhaps a spiritual revolution here first…? My advice is to start a band such as: “Spacedad and the Rent Generation”.

Brexit Mania

As the UK reels in “Brexit” confusion, the public is treated to Metro’s hard hitting scoops on Gove, et al.

Metro (UK), 23 May 2019

In a brilliant move to rid themselves of bureaucratic entanglements, the UK has decided to no longer count dissenting votes in the upcoming EU elections by ignoring all of the British in Europe.

Metro (UK), 23 May 2019

Nigel Farage celebrates winning the Bluebell ribbon of the year from his bus as protesters reach out to him with their love of milkshakes. No one is angry.

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