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The army has agreed to bail the government out to prevent a winter of discontent. 'Ambulances will be staffed by members of 1 Para,' shouted a Regimental Sergeant Major. 'They will triage all callers and shoot any that have a low chance of survival,' he said, very loudly. Nurses will be replaced by the infantry. 'We are practising holding wrists, gazing at watches as if it means something, and making non-committal grunts by numbers as we speak,' he said, pulling up your reporter's wrist on the count of 'one-two', gazing at his watch on the count of 'one-two - er - another one - another one - some more ones'.


Schools are going to be run on regimental training school grounds with naked swims in the lake, running around the quadrangle naked and showers, naked of course, before any teaching. Students are allowed to join in if they want to. 45 Commando will be responsible for delivering mail by yomping up and down the country, sipping grenades into post boxes and setting up command positions at the end of every street in the country.


'We'll do this if the government agrees to our pay demand,' stated an Army officer. The government is now understood to be considering mobilising the Salvation Army instead.



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The British army has reluctantly agreed to provide personnel to stand in to man ambulances, but squaddies have asked to let it be known that if the dozy cow who puts notices on them when they block her driveway in emergency situations, thinks she can try it on with them, they’ll make her think again.


Under the agreement to provide personnel, ambulances will be fitted with caterpillar tracks, missiles and rocket launchers, which the army has said will be necessary to deal with twats who refuse to pull over and let them pass. Our squaddie informant said the dozy cow who writes the notes, might prefer to live in Ukraine once they’d finished with her house and driveway; and the tw*t who thinks it funny to delay ambulances with blue lights flashing, wouldn’t be doing it again, once they’d shot an Exocet missile up his arse.


The ambulance service has said it is studying the army proposals closely and will be monitoring the army’s performance to see if it could help them meet the arbitrary government targets.



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