~~~ Prawns and Pampers ~~~

I liked the farcical stories in which a lot of people were lampooned.

They could be just as acerbic as this one, but make you laugh.

I don’t object to Joker getting it in the neck

from one of the nice guys *nice, nice smile

@mrs_teapot wrote:

Dont answer that coat…. i have a feeling I know :D

:o

well, we all -men and women – have to go through the furies of Hell from time to time; some times worse than others.

the clue is how you survive, if you survive

@eve wrote:

Im not quite sure how long this thread has been here . I have only just found it. As far as I am concerned it is disgusting.

eve, I could be wrong, but I guess you’re lucky not to have been adversely targeted by Joker. He’s thrown away his chances of support or sympathy from a good number of people who wouldn’t usually find the subject matter of coathanger’s latest opus palatable.

I have seen a few say “he’s been fine towards me” or something similar and although I wish they would at least recognise his impact on others, that is, of course, their right.

He’s been openly and repeatedly abusive and even threatening in the room and in PC to me and number of others. I’ve been spared his work outside the room as far as I know, but if even half the stories are true, he’s goes far beyond robust mischief.

This isn’t ‘t1t for tat’ in any way. I’ve recognised some of his more positive qualities in previous postings, expressed regret that they are sometimes eclipsed by unpleasantness and tried to appeal to his better nature, to no avail.

I could be wrong, but his plain speaking leaves little room for doubt.

Personally I found this story enough of a parody to maintain the humour level of previous offerings. My imagination won’t let me enjoy vivid portrayals of grubbiness and smelliness and at my stage of life prostate trouble is something about which I am supposed to be concerned, so it didn’t trigger my funny bone like coathanger’s previous items. But I read it as a work of fiction with the more savage passages implausible enough to be funny. Of course if there is more truth in it than I thought then it might well cross a line. But I really don’t know.

I guess Joker will do as before, deny any upset, wait for it to subside then write something which, in the absence of more hurtful experiences of him, will make him appear to be ‘able to take a joke at his own expense’ and thus an OK guy in some people’s book.

. . . and so it goes on . . . .

well i laughed :D