Toddler first to admit parents went too far with birthday party

A TWO-year-old has confirmed that her magic unicorn birthday party was a bit much.

To celebrate her 24 months of existence, Millie Thomson’s parents hired a miniature bouncy castle, a pony wearing a horn and an out-of-work actress pretending to be a princess.

The Thomsons also spent three days making a menagerie of creatures from vegetables and creating ‘magic rainbow punch’ from home-squeezed organic fruits and sparkling mineral water.

Millie said: “They got all the adults to dress up as magic creatures too. It was hellish. Mum was slagging off Auntie Sarah for not making enough effort because she wore a t-shirt with a unicorn on it, but all power to her, I say.”

Despite the preparation, the most memorable part of the event was when family sheepdog Snuffles, also dressed as a unicorn, jumped onto the bouncy castle, sparking a lifelong fear of dogs in several infants.

All social media discussion about the occasion has been glowing, except for Auntie Sarah’s reference to the dog incident, which has seen her blacklisted from family events for the foreseeable future.

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Man baffled by people who come from different cultures doing things differently

A BRITISH man is baffled by the idea that people who come from different cultures do things differently to him.

Bill McKay admitted he simply could not understand why Jewish people and Muslims do not eat bacon sandwiches.

He said: “It’s just weird, isn’t it? I mean, going to a synagogue or a mosque, what’s all that about?

“Some of them don’t even support a Premier League football team. And apparently a lot of Chinese people don’t eat Easter eggs. What’s all that about?”

McKay has asked his friends why people from different cultures do things differently only to be told that ‘it’s because they come from a different culture’.

He added: “Why won’t they at least give our things a try first? Maybe they’d like getting pissed every night and supporting Hull.”