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Previously on "Advice for Downing Street’s new residents"
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This is the last day in your life that anybody likes you. Make the most of it.
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostRedirect the post!
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obvious - change the locks ASAP
get the bad credit rating fixed on that address
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Save money on contraception, whenever you feel horny just imagine the last two residents shagging in that same bedroom.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostYou mean there's something in it?
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Originally posted by wobbegong View PostKeep yer thieving fingers out of the housekeeping jar!
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Advice for Downing Street’s new residents
1 Order new curtains; 3 years old snot won’t wash off that easily
2 Don’t use the bog until it’s been thoroughly disinfected
3 About that little room in the hallway where Mr Mandelscum stayed at night; just leave the door locked and don’t look inside
4 Mr Darling has left his eyebrows behind as a helpful gesture; use them as a bogbrush if you will
5 The calculator on the desk is faulty; get an abacus instead
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