Office twat has three months of twattishness saved up

A MAN hated by all his colleagues has returned to work with 14 weeks of f**king annoying behaviour stored up.

Unbearable tosser Martin Bishop wasted no time droning on at length about his boring lockdown problems such as not being able to get a haircut and putting on hand sanitiser ostentatiously.

Colleague Tom Logan said: “By 9.42am on Monday he was already having a whip-round for his birthday because it happened during lockdown and had sent an email to our boss saying he was worried that ‘professional standards had slipped’.

“He was soon back to his old tricks like making a big deal of minor things like keeping the photocopier tray stocked with paper. I think he may also have asked Lucy if she’d had a lot of sex during lockdown.

“He’s not had anyone to inflict his twattishness on for several months so it was like opening the floodgates. He talked to me about the company bike shed for 19 minutes.”

Bishop said: “During lockdown I stuck rigidly to my contracted hours while at home, limited my toilet breaks and wrote my name on the food in my own fridge out of habit. I fail to see how that makes me a ‘wanker’ as Gavin suggested.”

Line manager Susan Traherne said: “Sadly we couldn’t sack him when he came back from furlough because he’s the only one who understands spreadsheets properly. Also he’s the type who might come back with a gun.”

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THE chancellor of the exchequer has been handing out freebies left, right and centre. But what are you bloody furious about because he’s not given you money off? 

Platform-soled sandals

Sophie Rodriguez, fashion blogger: “The platform sandal – and for the daring, the heeled sandal – was set to be the look for 2020. If Rishi wants women out and spending, he needs to subsidise deep discounts on these and those Florence Pugh cardigans.” 

Extreme sports

Jack Browne, kiteboarding instructor: “The lockdown hit us harder than anyone, but Rishi’s acted like kiteboarding doesn’t put a vital £1.2 million into the tax coffers every year. He has a moral duty to offer half off equipment and your first lesson free. And mandatory.” 

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Julian Cooke, debt trader: “With the threat of recession, the trades in modified intra-group debt packages have been hit hard. Even those of us who went short on it have lost money. It’s a national disgrace that the chancellor hasn’t offered us a £35 billion rescue package.” 

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Barbara Broccoli, film producer: “The 25th Bond film, likely Daniel Craig’s swan song, runs a very real risk of making profits below expectations. What a boost for Britain’s international profile if everyone around the world were to see it for free, courtesy of Rishi.” 

Cocaine

Josh Hudson, drug dealer: “The weed guys have been coining it in during lockdown, but coke’s ultimately a social drug. 75 per cent off your first gram will give this country the fillip and the courage to take risks that it needs. Come on, Rishi. Do the right thing.” 

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