'Instead of paracetamol, pregnant women should light up a soothing cigarette'

PREGNANT women in the US have been advised that instead of taking dangerous, untested paracetamol, they should turn to harmless tobacco. 

President Trump and his health secretary Robert Kennedy yesterday advised women that autism was all their fault for being weak, and next time they suffered headaches they should shun Tylenol in favour of a relaxing Marlboro.

Kennedy explained: “Men smoke and they don’t have autism or any other mental conditions causing fixation or delusions. Just look at me.

“So next time you’re pregnant, which as our blessed brother in Christ Charlie Kirk testified should be no more than three months after the last time, and get a headache don’t take a drug. Give nature’s cure a chance.

“Step out on the back porch, sit in the rocker and light up a cigarette made by a great American company unfairly attacked by know-nothing health zealots, idiots who haven’t done their own independent research. I despise them.

“Inhale, blow out that smoke, and feel all your worries dissipate onto the wind. You don’t need pain relief and shall not be allowed it in future. You’re a woman.”

He added: “Don’t think this gets vaccines off the hook, or 5G, or the 1964 Civil Rights Act. They still cause autism too.”

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Mum telling story skilfully makes ethnicity of everyone involved relevant

A MOTHER recounting an incident to her adult daughter ingeniously included not just the race or religion of each character, but made it a key feature.

Carolyn Ryan was telling daughter Hayley about an incident at work and interwove these important biographical details without it seeming in the least gratuitous.

She said: “You see Mo, who’s Muslim and had been off for Eid, came back and Rosa had taken over his project. And he isn’t happy because he thinks Rosa is lazy.

“She isn’t, it’s just being from Equatorial Guinea where sunset and sunrise is the same all year round she finds it hard to adjust to the nights drawing in.

“Luckily Luis the manager stepped in and nipped it in the bud. He’s a former diplomat from Colombia, also near the equator, and raised in the Islamic faith so could understand both perspectives and solve everything with a few calming words.

“You accuse me of bringing up race when it’s not relevant, but in this case it was actually incredibly pertinent to what transpired. Also Luis is gay.”

Hayley said: “Yes, but not in a camp way, you said. And I know Rosa’s from Equatorial Guinea but she is also born and raised in Walsall.”