Kelly Brook, and other celebrities you'd feel awkward meeting after decades of self-abuse

YOU’RE glad Kelly Brook is back on telly, but you can’t help thinking that meeting her would be awkward given your sordid history of wanking over her in the 90s. Much like these celebs.

Liz Hurley

As a posh girl with big tits who’s done many wank-friendly lingerie/swimwear shoots, Liz is bound to have featured in your fantasies at some point. If you meet her, stick to smalltalk. She doesn’t want to hear about an acne-ridden teenage you furtively wanking over a picture of her in your parents’ Daily Telegraph. It’s hideous enough as a memory.

Kelly Brook

Whatever circumstances you meet Kelly in, it will be impossible not to think of all the self-abuse encouraged by 90s lads’ mags, an era now as lost in time as the achievements of Ozymandias. Luckily Kelly is a simple soul who’s always been matter-of-fact about her career, so if you blurted out ‘My January 2000 copy of Loaded was absolutely rigid with jizz!’ she’d probably just say, ‘Aw, that’s nice!’

Ryan Gosling 

Ryan Gosling can hardly be unaware of his popularity as female wank fodder, but it would still be weird meeting him in the flesh. Of course, you could just unburden yourself and admit you’ve fantasised over him repeatedly. If he didn’t want a lengthy conversation detailing all the sex acts you’ve imagined him performing he shouldn’t have popped into a newsagents for a bottle of water. 

Jan Francis 

A chance meeting with the Just Good Friends cutie could be awkward due to the male habit of fancying unlikely female sitcom actors. You could make a case that wanking over Ms Francis was actually perfectly normal and healthy, but it’s probably best not to. The same applies to Penelope Wilton, Belinda Lang and Sylvia out of Hi-de-Hi!.

Mel Gibson 

In the 80s Mel was extremely good-looking and people had not yet realised that mullets were shit, Gen Z take note, so it was perfectly understandable that a lady might wish to butter her muffin to thoughts of him. Sadly meeting him now would be an unappealing mix of embarrassing wanking memories and abject terror that he’s going to explain how the Jews have stopped it snowing at Christmas with weather lasers.

Megan Fox

Okay, Megan seems pretty comfortable with her sex symbol status, but wanking is fundamentally pathetic, whatever sex ed lessons may claim. You’re not sure what’s more embarrassing, your seamy nocturnal tugging over Ms Fox or the fact that you’ve somehow seen every f**king Transformers movie.

Louise Jameson 

The producers of Doctor Who deliberately introduced Louise and her leather leotard to snare male viewers, so it’s the BBC’s fault you committed numerous acts of Leela-related onanism. Whether you want to discuss that with a nice 74-year-old woman is another matter. Probably just grill her on minor plot holes in The Robots of Death instead. Thanks to Doctor Who’s large fanbase of lore-obsessed sexual inadequates she’ll be used to that.

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Influencers gutted Santa Experience isn't shit enough to go viral

A GROUP of social media influencers are disappointed that their trip to a Christmas ‘experience’ is not hilariously awful enough to generate viral content.

After discovering the Avon Valley Santa Experience was in fact ‘magical’ and ‘enchanting’ as advertised, the influencers realised it was too good to drive significant online engagement.

Minor online celebrity Jack Browne said: “The staff were lovely, Father Christmas was as authentic as they come, and there were real reindeer too. It couldn’t have gone worse for us.

“Nobody will give a shit about a well-run family day out. Audiences have clearly expressed their ravenous appetite for shambolic fiascos like the Glasgow Willy Wonka experience, and this has utterly failed to satisfy that hunger.”

Fellow influencer Lauren Hewitt added: “I tried to rile up one of the elves so I could at least get an amusing GIF out of the day, but no. They simply gave me a charming wooden toy train that just reminded me of how shallow and pointless my job is.

“What am I supposed to do with that? Create a video titled ‘Lovely elf DESTROYS self-absorbed prick’s day out?’ It may get an ironic smile from parents, but kids aren’t going to watch that over Mr Beast.”

Event organiser Wayne Hayes said: “I can only apologise to Jack and Lauren. We’re taking steps to ensure next year’s Santa Experience is godawful so they can profit from weeping, disappointing children.”