Sunday Sport

I thought of sending in the Wolf but used the Devil's magnum

-

THE LATEST edition of Viz comic is on sale now, with its regular update of the ace Roger's Profanisau­rus.

Get Viz – priced £ 3.20 – from your newsagents now. Here's a selection of our favourites...

n. That place where a person's back stops and thus becomes their ringpiece. The Blue Peter Italian sunken garden.

n. 1) A film featuring Angelina Jolie. 2) A woman of easy affections.

n. What many a red- blooded male enjoys when his significan­t other is called away unexpected­ly and he is left to his own devices at home.

n. A friend who suddenly disappears when its his turn to get the ale in.

n. A heavily used bog brush that is so caked with old feeshus and bits of paper that it resembles the eponymous lolly ice – probably without the ice cream filling, though.

n. A wanking sock so encrusted and infused with dried spoff that it would doubtless be impenetrab­le even to the razor talons of a bird of prey.

n. Getting the job done before the 10- minute preview on the mucky channel ends.

sim. See also as hard as Captain Scott's last morning stiffy; Elvis's last turd; Tarzan's feet; a policeman's knock; a Chinese wordsearch; Stephen Hawking's homework. “He said he was just shopping online for a present for his missus, but he had his lad in his hand and it was as hard as a goat's toe.” sim. A none- too- freshly trimmed bush in a skimpy bikini.

euph. When your dinner hasn't quite reached the departure lounge.

n. Taking your cock out. A kexit can be either hard or soft, but generally leads to some form of unpleasant­ness for someone.

n. The excessive watching of box sets while one's partner is out for the day.

n. Whipped up confection of fake offence, bogus indignatio­n and synthetic anger, typically propogated on social media, and then widely reported as though it is an actual thing. Some smug c** t off breakfast telly pretending to get angry about a sausage roll that's been manufactur­ed without slitting a pig's throat. Nowtrage.

euph. Taking one's beloved for a romantic evening drive to St Mary's lighthouse, Whitley Bay, to meet like- minded, headlamp- flashing incurable romantics in the car park. euph. A Tony Hart that could melt your face.

n. Annoying piece of used arsewipe that inflates with air during the flush and resists going down the pan.

euph. A fat bastard or salad dodger. One who has eaten all the pies.

euph. Embarking on a lengthy clean- up of the back of the toilet seat, one's cleft, one's wiping hand, one's shirt tails, and one's shirt cuffs following a really, unpleasant lavatory misadventu­re. From Harvey Keitel's character in the film Pulp Fiction and those insurance ads.

1. n. A more expensive version of shower gel. Which is itself just a more expensive version of washing up liquid. 2. n. Hand- made unguent produced during a very long, relaxing shower.

exclam. Chucklesom­e preamble to the delivery of a crunchy air biscuit.

n. Visit to the water closet which results in two simultaneo­us phenomena, viz, a ghost shit and drawing an ace, resulting in the confused toiletee wondering, due to lack of any physical evidence, whether the whole experience ever happened at all.

n. The dispiritin­g moment when Pele's erectile enhancemen­t medication finally wears off.

 ??  ??
 ??  ??
 ??  ??
 ??  ??

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from United Kingdom