15 idiotic things I believe about Britain from going on the internet. By Elon Musk

YES, I’ve been sticking my oar in again, but that’s fine because I’m an expert on Britain from surfing the internet while high. Here’s what I’ve learned.

You love Keir Starmer

I don’t get why you all love Starmer, who wants to replace you with Muslims. But the British public think he’s totally excellent and keep voting for him? Unbelievable.

Your army still uses horses

I keep seeing pictures of your army guys on f**king horses! Buy some goddam Humvees! Or better still, Cybertrucks. Soldiers in military vehicles are always burning to death anyway. 

Rupert Lowe is a hero

I fell out with Farage so I now believe Restore’s Rupert Lowe is the true British patriot you need. I could actually do some research and discover he’s an irrelevant old Tory asshole obsessed with race, but my ketamine-addled brain wants to wank over AI girlfriends now.

‘Pants’ means something different to you

In America ‘pants’ means trousers, but in Britain it means a type of tropical beetle. Thanks, Grok.

Your favourite food is fish and shits

Weird, and kind of disgusting. Did I fact-check this? No, I was dual-screening while pretending to be the world’s top Fortnite player like the tragically sad bastard I am.

All your cities are under Sharia law

London, Reading, Exeter – I’m on Google Maps now – Southampton, Eastbourne… all your major cities now have Sharia law. Why don’t you take back control? Apart from anything else, don’t you miss eating pork?

Britain invented the Swiss Army Knife

Gotta hand it to you, these are great little tools. Do I ever stop to wonder if some of the stuff I’m saying sounds like it might not be true? No. Why start now?

You are facing a civil war

Which will be wokeists and Muslims on one side, and indigenous white Brexiters on the other. You’ve all undoubtedly pledged loyalty to one side or the other and have stockpiled weapons ready to kill your friends and neighbours. 

You are ridiculously polite

It’s everywhere on the internet that the British are way too polite. If someone treads on your foot, you apologise to THEM! I’m sure that wasn’t just a joke, and you probably do the same if someone stabs you, which happens all the time in Britain. 

Britain disappears under the sea every 100 years

Actually I might have hallucinated this during a heavy microdosing session. Which would also explain all the jars of spunk labelled ‘Taylor’.

JK Rowling is being kept prisoner in a castle

I’m furious that you’re keeping Joanna locked up in one of your castles for her views on transgender. Set her free! It’s not right that she’s totally unable to share her opinions with the world!

You are obsessed with tea

Everything stops for tea in Britain, but I don’t agree with it. If you’re a policeman chasing a thief or a surgeon in the middle of an operation, stopping for a tea break just sounds retarded to me.

You welcome my interventions 

Because non-woke speech is illegal in Britain, you like it when I speak truth to your leaders. You definitely don’t think I’m a f**king annoying dweeb who got lucky with one software idea then became a massive wanker you wish would just f**k off.

You drink warm beer

I was sceptical about this, because it’s obvious beer tastes better cool. But if Asterix in Britain isn’t a reliable source, I don’t know what is.

Paddington is gay

Yeah. Paddington is gay! No, I’m just f**king with you. Psych! It’s another of my hilarious jokes. Paddington’s gay! Is there anything funnier than that? Hahahahahaha. Shit, I think my brains are coming out of my nose.

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Toddler allowed screen time if it's prestige dramas

A SMALL child is allowed as much TV and tablet time as they like if they are watching an iconic BAFTA or Emmy-winning drama.

Oliver O’Connor’s middle-class parents introduced the rule after noticing that content made for children lacked the challenging themes and overarching storylines that would set their child apart from the herd.

Mum Eleanor said: “The advice is to limit how many cartoons children watch in a day, but they didn’t say anything about acclaimed live-action series such as Succession.

“Shows like Bluey and Paw Patrol are just empty calories. To truly appreciate television as an art form he needs to see the greatest series of the last 20 years – The Wire, The West Wing, Mad Men. Don’t worry, we’ll circle back to Edge of Darkness and The Singing Detective.

“It’s slow-going, as he often doesn’t have the attention span to sit through the hour-long episodes, but so far he’s watched all of Breaking Bad and The Sopranos. I’ve promised him that if he’s good he can watch 3 Body Problem next.”

Oliver, three, is now becoming an expert on key dramatic principles such as foreshadowing and making characters morally ambiguous rather than two-dimensional.

He said: “Tony Soprano is a bad man but he likes ducks. That means me hitting my sister is fine because I like our neighbour’s dog.”