Public warned they are in serious danger of damaging Reform's narrative

THE British public has been warned if they continue to vote so irresponsibly Reform’s entire election-winning narrative could be at risk.

After selfishly choosing Andy Burnham over Reform in Makerfield, preferring the discredited SNP in Arbroath and Broughty Ferry, and implausibly plumping for the Tories in Aberdeen South, the electorate has been reprimanded by their government-in-waiting.

Reform deputy leader Richard Tice said: “So far we’ve tolerated you electing the Greens and even bloody Plaid Cymru instead of us. But we’ve reached our limit.

“Three by-elections, at least two of them in known shitholes, and we don’t win a single one? Do you not realise the damage you’re doing to the story of our rise to power?

“We’re not on every television channel every day for the good of our bloody health, you know. We’re on there because we, you and the media have agreed that Britain is surging to Reform, no other party can possibly win, and our victory is pre-ordained.

“You have no business ruining that well-planned narrative with your selfish little votes. Did you not see our flags? Our riots? Exactly. No more of this ‘preferring other parties’. It’s plain inconsiderate.”

Reform plan to set their inexorable journey to total domination back on track by winning the Manchester mayoralty, for which they will nominate a total freak with a f**ked-up social media history who is unable to speak coherently.

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Woman rejected by ugly man she was trying to settle for

A WOMAN has been left stunned after a man she had decided was ‘probably good enough’ unexpectedly rejected her advances. 

Lauren Hewitt, 36, had spent several months lowering her standards before making a move on Josh Hudson, 38, who then completely failed to appreciate the effort she had made on his behalf.

Hewitt said: “Read the room, fatso. I wasn’t flirting because I’d suddenly developed a thing for receding men with a collection of anoraks and the posture of a question mark. I was doing you a f**king favour.

“I’m worn out by the mental gymnastics I’ve been through to consider you as an option. Telling friends you were ‘lovely once you get to know him’. Focusing on your positives like having a job, owning a dishwasher, not being too boring. I was stacking the deck so you’d win and you don’t even want the prize.

“You’re supposed to feel grateful and in return I know you won’t – can’t – cheat. But you’re behaving like a much hotter man, saying you like me but aren’t sure of a romantic spark. Don’t you realise I’ve spent weeks gaslighting myself into thinking you’re f**kable?

“Settling isn’t easy. The least you can do is be grateful while I try not to say out loud how much better I could be doing. I’m offering you your sole opportunity to breed here, mate.”

Shortly afterwards Hewitt added: “Actually, wait. Do you think you turned me down because you felt intimidated that I’m too pretty for you?”