Undertaking driver in rush to get to f**knut convention

A DRIVER who undertook multiple cars on the motorway was in a hurry to get to a convention full of other f**knuts, it has emerged.

Julian Cook, who was on the M1 in his large black Audi, felt he had to ignore the rules of the road to arrive in time for a horrific sales event full of idiots like himself. 

He explained: “It was vital that I swerved from lane to lane, overtaking without warning and neglecting to indicate.

“If I hadn’t, there’s every chance I would have been late for the convention, which is very important to the f**knut community.”

The event, a convention-cum-exhibition for secondhand car dealers near Watford, was a precious opportunity for Cook to catch up with his f**knut business acquaintances. 

Cook said: “I’d been looking forward to hearing Steve wanking on about his property portfolio and Gavin telling me which of the small number of women present he would ‘do’.

“And I’d have kicked myself if I’d missed the after-dinner entertainment by complete f**knuts Laurence Fox and Roy ‘Chubby’ Brown.”

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AS employees return to their workplaces, many are struggling to get back into the groove. So what unpleasant lifestyle changes should you brace yourself for?

Limiting your trips to the fridge 

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Not being able to mute yourself and others 

We have to come to terms with the death of the Zoom meeting. No longer can you turn the sound off for a bit as a break from Lynne’s rubbish, or mute yourself while you therapeutically scream abuse at your boss and his latest stupid idea. No, meetings are happening face-to-face again. Probably in a conference room that’s steadily filling up with BO and farts.  

Deadly coffee breath

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Embarrassing incidents you forgot about 

Six months away from the office will have made you forget about embarrassing incidents from pre-Covid times. But hell would have to freeze over before your colleagues let you forget that you made an idiot of yourself at the Christmas do. You know, when you misread the situation and tried to snog Bethan, and vommed on Lane 3 of the bowling alley.