Pollen registered as bioweapon

THE UN has officially categorised pollen as a bioweapon which it is illegal to develop, produce, stockpile or acquire.

Disarmament chief Professor Helen Archer said: “The devastation that pollen can wreak on human beings, from runny noses to red eyes to itchy tongues, is what the Biological Weapons Convention was written for.

“Every year, trees, grasses and crops that hate us produce tonnes of the stuff, polluting the environment and sparking a surge of interest in bollocks cures like ‘have you tried eating local honey?’

“We can’t reason with nature. Enough is enough. As another season of pollen begins the only answer is to contain it and destroy those that produce it for the betterment of all mankind.

“Over the next few months, a UN peacekeeping force armed with flamethrowers will be acting globally to burn out every pollen-producing organism they can find. By next year the threat will be entirely eliminated.

“How would flowers like it if we spaffed in their eyes and mouth? Not very much.”

Nathan Muir of Hereford said: “I think we owe it to ourselves to consider the alternative perspective, which is that hayfever sufferers are weak and should be culled like badgers.”

Sign up now to get
The Daily Mash
free Headlines email – every weekday
privacy

How to be the most coupley couple of all the couples you know

LOVED up, but not inducing as much nausea as other couples? Follow these tips to become the most in-your-face sweethearts the world has ever despised:

Cling constantly

Don’t just occupy space near your significant other. Aggressively drape your body over them like they’re the only life raft in the ocean and you’re that twat from Titanic. Act like 30 seconds without skin-on-skin contact could kill. Pointedly tap their arm to assert ownership as if they’re an errant dog liable to break for the horizon.

Refuse to have any independent life

A treasured friend going through a tough time and wants to meet up? Bring your boyfriend. Old pal you’ve not seen for a few years made an effort to see you? Be accompanied by your girlfriend throughout. Being an individual is so passé. Fuse yourselves together inextricably and march in synchrony to all your joint activities.

Wear matching outfits

Christmas jumpers are for amateurs. You wear matching matching pyjamas all year round and you’ve bought them for your pets. Next, his-and-hers underwear, the same trainers in different colours and paired tattoos with an emotionally convoluted meaning that you can spend hours of your life explaining to friends who wish to God you’d stop.

Share every bite

Other couples – those whose love is a mere shadow of yours – eat separate, different meals. You can’t imagine how they bear it. For you not to have tasted your other half’s nasi goreng would mean there was a gastronomic experience you had not shared, and what next? Infidelity? Never. You feed each other, to show this need is mutual.

Document every mundane moment

How many photos a day is too many? Five? 15? Aim higher. Celebrate the first time you touched pinkies, ate sushi together, or sent each other the purple heart emoji. Complete each with a caption akin to a small self-indulgent novel, like an influencer receiving six figures annually to promote love.

Give yourselves a portmanteau name

Top off your disgusting display by adopting one of the smug combination names used by those who’ve lost all grip on reality, ie celebrities. Talk about your union with the same level of awe as Brangelina did between 2005 and 2016. Allow others to be grateful the SmiWarrens have graced them with their presence. Allow them to learn.