VICTORIA BITTER AND WILD TURKEY WARN DRUG-USERS OF CHRISTMAS CRACKDOWN
December 3rd 2012 00:36
The good people at Victoria Bitter and Wild Turkey are warning young people about the risks of not being a real man, in time for Christmas.
"Based on over 25 years of research," a life-long thirty-something Wild Turkey-addict says, "I am man enough to admit that I can only drink so much before I have to place another bet."
Typifying this mentality was a CNN interview on Thursday night with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
"So, Mr Assange," the interviewer asks the WikiLeaks founder, "how much would you like to bet that open and honest government is either English for totalitarian regime or Scotch for freedom?"
The single-party system seen in forms of government where English or Scotch is the spoken language usually takes on the appearance of being between two different colours of exactly the same bloody hat!
"If it was up to me," a lifelong VB-addict says, "I would remove the labels on my cans of beer to make an aluminium helmet to wear for protection against bugs crawling under my skin and into my brain and I'm willing to wager argh argh! My foot! Get it off! Get it off!!"
We're not looking for him. He has shoes now. He's much more difficult to spot, police commissioner Ray Kelly said.
"Have you ever tried finding a man wearing a pair of shoes?" the police commissioner asked. "It's like looking for drapes that don't clash with the floor-covering."
The good people at Victoria Bitter and Wild Turkey would like to thank the kind people of National Nine News for alerting the fine people of the Victoria Police to possible domestic issues, in time for a special on at Dan Murphy's.
"Based on over 25 years of research," a life-long thirty-something Wild Turkey-addict says, "I am man enough to admit that I can only drink so much before I have to place another bet."
Typifying this mentality was a CNN interview on Thursday night with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
"So, Mr Assange," the interviewer asks the WikiLeaks founder, "how much would you like to bet that open and honest government is either English for totalitarian regime or Scotch for freedom?"
The single-party system seen in forms of government where English or Scotch is the spoken language usually takes on the appearance of being between two different colours of exactly the same bloody hat!
"If it was up to me," a lifelong VB-addict says, "I would remove the labels on my cans of beer to make an aluminium helmet to wear for protection against bugs crawling under my skin and into my brain and I'm willing to wager argh argh! My foot! Get it off! Get it off!!"
We're not looking for him. He has shoes now. He's much more difficult to spot, police commissioner Ray Kelly said.
"Have you ever tried finding a man wearing a pair of shoes?" the police commissioner asked. "It's like looking for drapes that don't clash with the floor-covering."
The good people at Victoria Bitter and Wild Turkey would like to thank the kind people of National Nine News for alerting the fine people of the Victoria Police to possible domestic issues, in time for a special on at Dan Murphy's.
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