Six places you've had a wank that women wouldn't understand

LADIES are different, but men seem to need to crack one out in the most inopportune of locations and/or circumstances. They will never satisfactorily explain why: 

At work

Not because you fancy colleagues, indeed you loathe them, but sloping off to the Gents to manhandle the suspect is both a little treat and a skive, like going to the vending machine for a Twix. Other people have fag breaks, so why shouldn’t you be entitled to a masturbatory hiatus? Women? They have that ‘needing to work twice as hard’ thing.

After she’s gone to bed

She’s upstairs watching reality shite on her phone, you’ve crashed around loading the dishwasher for an alibi. Now for a quick scan if there’s any semi-nudity on telly as an amuse-bouche before settling down to phone grot. If you went upstairs you might get sex? Yeah, but why take the chance.

At a friends’ dinner party

Over a delicious chilli beef redang you can’t help but fall, bulging eyes first, into your hostess’s inviting cleavage. This can’t go on. For the sake of the women present you pop off to pacify Percy, relieve the pressure and subsequently be capable of light conversation about various shows on various streaming services. Really, it was a self-sacrificing act.

Any long-distance train journey

It’s four hours to Leeds, your ticket cost as much as a pleasant city hotel room, and you’re bored. Why not with a quick indulgence in the world’s favourite hobby? Make sure you know how the lock button works and schedule a cursory fap on the line just outside Rugby. Oddly, women are put off by it being a train toilet.

When off sick

On the one hand you feel like death, but the other hand is cupped around your balls. The house is empty, the tissues are right there and you already feel disgusting, so your usual post-nut shame will be swallowed up. Best not mention it while grimly recounting how ill you’ve been later, though, or that you spent four hours playing Hollow Knight. 

On a plane

Come on. There’s nothing else to do but join the Mile High Club (solo division).

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It is never a good time for Trump to visit

IT IS a bad time for Trump to visit the UK, given our government resignations and his enforcing mandatory mourning for a murdered podcaster, but then it always would be. 

While Downing Street is hoping that a recent Tommy Robinson event will not be praised by the president, it also hopes he does not demand the King posthumously knight Charlie Kirk.

Starmer said: “Ye-es. Few areas to avoid.

“There’s the whole business with my firing Mandelson because of Epstein, which could come up while we’re all desperately praying Epstein does not come up.

“Also there’s our supporting Ukraine which he doesn’t like and not Israel which he does, there’s his trying to destroy journalism and the rule of law while destabilising the world economy, all that’s very awkward territory.

“Free speech, the EU, Elon Musk threatening violence, Tom Hanks, there’s no end of subjects we differ wildly on. If he brings up anything contentious, I’ll just say ‘Why not mention that to the King?’”

“It’s not the best time for me, because I’m recovering from cancer and despise him,” agreed King Charles. “It’s also not the best time for my wife who threw a sickie yesterday to lay the groundwork.

“That said it wouldn’t be ideal for Wills or Kate either, because he’d leer at her then mention Meghan.”

Nathan Muir of Braintree said: “It’s also very bad timing for me, because I’ve got piles.”