Touchy-feely guy actually secretly horny

A MAN praised for being physically affectionate and in touch with his emotions is surreptitiously following the dictates of his penis, he has confirmed. 

Big cuddly teddy bear Joseph Turner loves giving hugs instead of handshakes because it brings women in closer contact with his genitals.

Joe explained: “I don’t understand why so many men don’t embrace their warm, caring side. It makes you seem loveable and kind and women press their breasts against you without asking to be paid for it.

“Whether an old friend, a colleague, or a colleague’s friend I’ve never met before, I’m always going in for a big hug. People assume it’s because I’m a big softy, but, believe me, it’s because I’m hard.”

Longtime friend and victim of Turner’s displays of affection Mary Fisher said: “He’s such an affectionate guy, and nobody holds a hug for eight seconds just for fleeting, through-four-layers boob-on-belly contact, do they? Except he does.

“The flat-chested and plain are oddly exempted from Joe telling them to ‘bring it in’. Meanwhile Alex’s new ridiculously top-heavy girlfriend got the full uncomfortable embrace.

“Though I have to admit I stole his trick and did the same. Well I wanted to feel if they were real.”

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'Vote Labour to avoid the arseache of a leadership contest'

LABOUR is pitching its council election campaign at ordinary voters who cannot be f**ked going through yet another sodding leadership contest. 

The party has confirmed that disastrous results in the local elections will mean challenges to Keir Starmer and all manner of bullshit designed to get Andy Burnham into office, and they can avoid all that with just a few Labour councillors.

Labour strategist Julian Cook said: “We’re not asking for a win. But if we hang onto about half, the country can avoid a whole lot of overexcited bollocks.

“We’d love to win based on bold ideas, but the inertia of the British public is far more reliable. We’re not promising change or unity. We’re offering the radical alternative of nothing particularly dramatic happening for a bit.

“Obviously you hate Starmer. That’s a given. But wouldn’t you prefer to kick him out in a general election rather than see Wes Streeting’s tosspot face on your telly for weeks? Do you honestly want to be forced to weigh the pros and cons of Angela Rayner?

“We are not asking anyone to be enthusiastic about our values or vision. We’re asking for the bare minimum level of engagement to prevent the country being dominated by six Labour WhatsApp groups for weeks on end.

“A vote for Labour is a vote for a quiet life. Doesn’t that sound lovely?”

Voter James Bates said: “I’m making my X for the Lib Dems. They could win every seat and the media would say the real story was Reform.”