I'm dreaming of fish 'n' chips. I don't like fish 'n' chips. The smell is making me feel sick.
I wake up. Not fully awake so my drug addled mind (um, low dose tranquilisers) is not thinking logically, I've got this great idea for a sketch. It's so funny, in my half awake state, I'm almost laughing in bed at 6 a.m.
Morrissey is back in Manchester. He gets on a bus. At the back sits an old friend.
Old Friend: Morrissey! What brings you round these parts?
Morrissey: I've been promoting my new range of chilled ready meals, mate. Sausage & mash. Meat & potato pie. Fish 'n' chips.
Old Friend: Ooh, I love fish 'n' chips.
Morrissey: Me too, mate. They're me favourites. You'd love my fish 'n' chips. A moist, succulent loin of cod, fancifully fried in a light, golden batter; crisp, chunky chips drizzled with balsamic vinegar; all served with a generous side portion of mushy peas. Pucker, mate. Bloody pucker.
Old Friend: Ain't it hard to get hold of cod nowadays, though?
Morrissey: Murder, mate. Bloody murder.
The alarm goes off and jerks me out of my reverie. The working day starts here and heaven knows I'm miserable now.
Is postmodernism to blame?
22 hours ago
Are you SURE they are just "mild tranqilisers" Geoff?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chuckle geoff.
ReplyDeleteMurph - That's what it says on the tin.
ReplyDeleteDick - You're welcome.
I knew he wasn't 'one of us' any more.
ReplyDeleteBut 'Balsamic Vinegar?'
Puleeese.
You would never have heard 'balsamic vinegar' in one of the old Smiths songs.
ReplyDelete'Sarson's', maybe.
I can't imagine the Moz promoting sausage and mash.
ReplyDeleteI bet he's a secret sausage scoffer.
ReplyDeleteSomeone offered me some of those "mild tranquilisers" round the back of the Bay Horse the other day. Tranquilisers? One of those and I was partying for 2 days solid!
ReplyDeleteTry mine and you'll be asleep for 2 days solid.
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