Girlfriend making jokes about porn tropes to see if he gets them

A WOMAN has dropped a quick joke about common pornographic tropes into conversation to see how her boyfriend reacts. 

Eleanor Shaw, aged 26, quipped that she had been in the kitchen for ages because she got stuck in the washing machine with her butt in the air while studying boyfriend Oliver O’Connor’s face for a telltale flicker of recognition.

She said: “And this is only after he failed to flinch when I did jokes about sucking off the pizza boy and said ‘Bet you wish I was your stepsister.’

“We’re both from the porn generation, we both know names and stars and scenes and have particular clips burned into our memories. It’s time to get it out in the open and have a respectful, open conversation like the ones people have in Pornhub comments.”

O’Connor said: “I’ve checked my search history, it’s blank. Nobody’s accessed my password-protected private web server. Where is she getting this from?

“The shower broke and she said ‘Well, I guess that’s me being spitroasted by you and the landlord again’. There are insinuations about my and my step-mum, when she known Lynn and I have never got along. The other night she asked if I’d give her a job interview.

“It’s just really weird and frightening. I’m avoiding bed with her and staying up to watch porn. I only like the animated hentai stuff with futa goblins.”

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Plastic surgeons overwhelmed with requests for coveted 'Wigan face'

COSMETIC surgeons worldwide are fielding a massive influx of clients who want to be given the unique look of lifelong Wigan residents. 

Clinics have waiting lists up to a year long of wealthy clients demanding their faces be sculpted into something ‘more Northern’ and ‘like they enjoy a good pie’.

Surgeon Dr Helen Archer says: “Dramatic, emphasised jowls, lines around the mouth that suggest you’re affluent enough to constantly have a vape on the go – it’s a look that’s going places.

“I’ve had clients tell me that once I lowered their brow line, they got asked out on dates by minicab drivers and aced job interviews for evening work at a chippy. Looking the part truly opens doors anywhere from Eccles to Skelmersdale.

“And it’s not just the ladies. Men are desperate to look like they were born at the Royal Albert Edward Infirmary and are munching a kebab on King Street after a night at the roller rink.”

Dr Archer offers a ‘full Wigan package’ for as little as £30,000, with payment plans available, but warns: “You have to know that this is a look you want to commit to.

“If you change your mind, it’s very hard to turn a Wigan face into a St Helens or a Warrington face.”