Date somehow goes from awful to sex

A FIRST date has inexplicably escalated from stilted small talk to the height of physical intimacy, it has emerged.

Lucy Parry has somehow woken up naked in Jack Browne’s bed despite the fact that their preceding date was devoid of any physical attraction or the elusive spark she has been holding out for.

She said: “There was zero chemistry and Jack ‘let me’ pick up the bill, yet here I am. Make it make sense.

“We went through the motions of talking about our jobs and our siblings while pointedly keeping an eye on the time. Fast forward a couple of hours though and he’s doing me from behind while I’m screaming his name. Did I forget a scene in between where he seduced me?

“Maybe he was playing a clever mind game on me. By never asking me a question about my life and droning on about his crazy exes, perhaps he was subliminally making me aroused. Sounds nuts but it clearly worked.

“Or it could be because I’ve been in a three-year long dry spell and I’d gone to the effort of shaving my legs. Hard to tell, really.”

Browne said: “There’s no need to overanalyse it. My mediocre looks and poor social skills just drive women wild.”

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£1,850 Israel Violently Lashed Out surcharge: your next energy bill broken down

WONDERING how your energy bill became 80 per cent of your disposable income? This is how the charges are calculated, item-by-item: 

£1,850 Israel Violently Lashed Out surcharge

No, you didn’t enter your meter readings incorrectly. Worried Trump was going soft, Israel decided to strike the South Pars energy field in Iran and gas leapt by 35 per cent. Iran retaliated, Trump sent an angry message, and now you’ll be spending the winter leaping on the sexy new trend of triple-slanketing.

£220 Suppressing Renewable Energy levy

Lobbying to make sure that clean, renewable energy remains unviable isn’t cheap. There are white papers to be discredited, Reform donations to be made and ridiculous rumours to spread about offshore windfarms. Your reasonable contribution is needed by gas companies now more than ever with the Green Menace on the rise.

£65 Smart Meter running cost

It costs energy companies a lot of money to install a snazzy little box that perpetually tots up your bill. And seeing as it whirrs away day and night, the numbers on its sinister digital display spiralling ever upwards, that’s guzzling up power. No, you can’t opt out of having one.

£120 Supplier’s Hedge fee

Despite all this, gas and oil producing countries are worried for their futures, given their only other assets are deserts. Therefore they need to hedge against sales falling whether because of solar power or a massive fall in the global population. Your money goes direct to buying football teams and holding Saudi Arabian comedy festivals.

£200 tip

You tip waitresses, so why not provide hard-working suppliers of energy with a small gratuity? After all, they’ve gone to the trouble of piping in gas from despotic nations and hastening climate change so it’s well-deserved. With this extra they can buy themselves a little treat.