Every once in a while this dear sweet island nation erupts into furious debate. You may remember that this happened last year when tempers frayed, damning letters were written to national newspapers and news broadcasts were devoted to a matter of national importance – the state of British underpants. If you don’t recall it, you can read my post about this delicate, intimate matter here.
But now, a more terrifying, a more sinister and even more horrifying debate has arisen. Yes, I know Peter Mandelson, aka “The Prince of Darkness” has returned to government but it’s something far more dreadful than even the return of The Beast. It’s something that will bring voters out onto the streets, geriatrics out of their electric wheelchairs and babies out of their buggies!
By the by, have you noticed how old biddies in electric wheel chairs excel at knee crushing and leg crumpling? What’s more, watch out for 2lbs of sausages and a tube of denture fix-it cream clouting you in the face at 30mph. Yeah, let’s face it -who needs Panzer tanks and an elite SS division when a fleet of old grannies in thermal tights and tea cosy hats could overrun Poland in less than half the time it takes to cross the Rhine.
The latest designer breast plates. Essential for any women above a size 32AA. Also double as weapons of mass destruction, bottom moulds and a portable drum kit. Can be stacked easily when not in use. Somewhat pricey but come with lifetime guarantees ensuring years of trouble free maiming.
Surface to air missiles. Easily stored deadly weapons which can cause concussion, visual disturbances and acute organ failure. Can be launched manually or using the 2009 Broomstick Lever and Rebound system. Excellent for subterfuge and particularly useful when trying to sabotage nuclear power stations, TV shopping channels and the homes of diet gurus. Maintain excellent cruise control in the air. Currently under development as a renewable energy source as a new form of wind power.
Hand to hand close combat weapons. From left to right; The Smacker, The Slicer and The Pricker. The Pricker is particularly useful for lifting the skirts of fleeing Scotsmen.
Instruments of torture; The Whisker and The Nut Cracker. Excellent for reducing grown men to tears. On the rare occasion that a man may resist it is possible to upgrade to the latest electronic versions. These are the Housewife Extraordinaire’s favourite weapons of choice particularly for those more intimate and challenging moments. The Nutcracker fits nicely into a handbag which is useful for taking the enemy by surprise, especially from the rear.
So fully quipped I set off on my mission to restore common sense to the Scottish contingent….
On reaching my destination, rumours of an invading English army of housewives had already reached the ears of Dr Walker and his feeble GP colleagues who had fled fearful of the wrath of the Housewife Extraordinaire. But following a trail of haggis crumbs left by my double agent, Jacqueline Hyde, I tracked Dr Walker down to a small hovel on the outskirts of Glasgow. Knocking down his door with my breast plates, whilst my army bayed outside for his blood, I entered his miserable, tartan carpeted, abode and then…..
…….. I pulled out my nutcrackers………..
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Mrs T
Your breast plates are slightly uneven. You could argue the point with Dr Walker that instead of approaching the NHS for corrective surgery – a prescription of chocolate might do the trick. Hey what a great idea – what other excuses could we use to get chocolate on prescription?
That is very observant of you Miss L. They are indeed uneven – obviously I have difficulty fitting into the smaller one….
Hmm..chocolate on prescription that is a worthy idea Miss L. I suggest it is marketed as an anti depressant – always works a treat for me – well until I look in the mirror…..
Excellent way to start an evening of writing.
Thanks for the tuneup.
Chocolate as prescription for depression and the dark chocolate as anti-oxidants–so much better than Vit E!
Thanks Georgie! keep all that writing up (Especially the hot stuff!)
Hi Sue!
I entirely agree – vitamin E is for girls – chocolate is for women!
Oh look at those precious faces!!! I love it Jane! I barely read the rest of the post they are so adorable. But I forced myself. lol
I am so relieved to realize, thanks to your tips, that I am fully equipped to defend my little patch of New Jersey.
Hmmm…”Precious” is not the word I normally use Marie! Ugly mugs – yes – Especially when they’ve got through three sets of clothes in a single day….
Anyway, that’s excellent news about you being fully prepared. I believe Dr Walker is thinking of emigrating due to being harassed by an unknown woman … so you never know where he might turn up!