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Scrooge shook his quill, then slipped a bony finger into the ink pot, confirming that it was dry.


‘Cratchit!’ he shouted, causing young Bob to snap his head up, fear in his eyes. He realised that the ink pot was dry and Scrooge was angry.


‘I’ve been thinking,’ growled Scrooge, fixing young Bob’s stare. ‘You’re right. Let’s close up, scoot to Spoons, get shit-faced and we can pick up a turkey from Tesco on the way home for Mrs Cratchit,’ he said.


Bob relaxed. ‘And tomorrow – Christmas Day?’ he asked.


‘Don’t push it Cratchit. First round’s on you,’ answered Scrooge.



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Here is our seasonal medley of Christmas cracker jokes. Some of them are traditional favourites. And some of them are home groan...



Q. What's the best way to steal treacle?

A. Syruptitiously


Q. What do shepherds put on their walls?

A. Flock wallpaper


Q: What is the most common owl in Britain?

A: The "teet"


Q. What's the most common owl in America?

A. The superb


Q. Why did the crow join the fitness class?

A. To improve his caw strength.


Q. What's E.T. short for?

A. Because he's got little legs!


Q. Which Californian city gave Father Christmas an alternative name?

A. Santa Moniker


Q. How much does a cockney pay for shampoo?

A. Pantene


Q. Where is the best place in the world to sketch Dracula?

A. Pencilvania


Q. What's the difference between a large toilet roll & a small one?

A. On the whole, no difference


Q. What do you call social media for religious people?

A. FaithTime


Q. What's not on Andrew's cake this Christmas?

A. Royal icing


Q. What royals is Andrew having for Christmas lunch?

A. Jersey royals


Q. What's on the Louvre Christmas card this year?

A. A robin



With contributions from deskpilot, granger, hokeyloki, jeremynh, and modelmaker.

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M&S is looking to repeat the success of its Colin The Caterpillar cake - the one that vanquished Aldi's inferior copycat Cuthbert cake in the courts.


The M&S super premium 'You're So Worth It' Christmas dinner range now includes Liz the Lettuce. Liz is prepared according to a Nigella recipe and is supplied ready for roasting. Just drizzle with truffle oil and whack her in the oven. It's the perfect accompaniment to the M&S Kwasi the Turkey, which has just the one wing, on the right.


A spokes-elf said, 'Everyone will love roasting Liz this Christmas. We know the price is a disgrace, but It's what she would have wanted.'



Image credit: perchance.org

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