Allotment owners tell society: 'Bow down, bitches'

THE owners of allotments have ordered the rest of Britain to bow down and give them nuff respect for their mad veg-cultivating skills. 

All those in possession of patches of fertile growing land and the power to use it have demanded they replace actors, rappers and Love Island contestants as the new heroes of British youth.

Tom Booker, aged 54, said: “Laugh at my gardening kneepads again. I f**king dare you.

“There’s no laughter when I come out of my shed with armfuls of tasty, nutritious swedes. Or when they see I’ve got carrots, potatoes, cabbages and garlic all on the go while they’re having to punch pensioners in the face for flour.”

“Everyone has always assumed I’m some mild-mannered fruit and veg man. Those motherf**kers are about to find out how wrong they were, as me and my harem enjoy ratatouille while they starve.”

Fellow allotment owner Bill McKay said: “People used to mock me for growing the largest marrows in five counties. That’s how twisted and debased the values of the old world were.

“Now, in this new world scythed clean of nonsense like marketing and TikTok, all the kids want to be like me and to learn at my feet. At last all is as it should be.”

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April

Family fun with regular boardgame and movie nights, adults drinking at least five nights a week, still plenty of new shows on streaming, the spirit of the Blitz keeping everyone going.

May

Boardgame night now has a scoreboard and who wins matters a great deal. Each new show on streaming is devoured as hungry wolves would devour a live chicken. UK realises why so many illegitimate children were fathered during the Blitz.

June

The winner of boardgame night is King of the House for a week, and all others subject to their savage whims and punishments. Occasional new shows are incomprehensible in their depiction of a world where people could leave the house and touch.

July

Rebellion against the rightful king has divided the house into several warring factions, each of which keeps to their own darkened room. Boardgame burned and partially eaten. Television shunned and called as ‘the picture that lies’. Nobody washing anything except, obsessively, their hands.

August

The discovery of a unopened tube of Texas BBQ Pringles makes everyone realise how insane they’ve become, wash off the body paint, put down their home-made spears and reconvene civilisation. All gather to watch ‘Quarantine Families Go Mental’, the new show on ITV2.

September

With the end in sight sanity is recovered, the concepts of work and school and outside are reintroduced and Britain prepares to pretend this whole period of mass lunacy never happened, like after the funeral of Princess Diana. Then Boris Johnson announces it’s no-deal Brexit so we’ll be doing it all again in three months.