Sunday Sport

The meat and two veg opened with a superb amuse bouche

IT’S THE PROFANISAU­RUS

- By JUSTIN DUNN justin@ sundayspor­t. co. uk

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... Amuse bouche 1. n. A bite- size hors d’oeuvre at a posh dinner party or restaurant. 2. n. A pre- coitus meat- based snack noshed by a lucky lady. Often served with a side order of gentleman’s relish. As one door closes another one opens phr. An optimistic philosophi­cal apophthegm of the sort espoused by glass- half- full types, which can be propounded at the missus’s monthly times of adversity. “Sorry, Terry, not tonight. I’ve got the painters in.” “Don’t be downhearte­d, June. You know what they say: as one door closes another one opens.” Bark is worse than its bite, its exclam. Said of a large and noisy treacle tart which, luckily, has no olfactory teeth. Blunderpis­s n. A haphazardl­y scattered wazz that lacks accuracy at long range due to a flared muzzle. Bukkankle n. An unlikely activity from the Victorian era involving a lady’s lower leg and a circle of easily- excited gentlemen with mutton- chop whiskers. Changing of the guard n. A stirring show of manual bidexterit­y when one hand has been overused. Cheese fog n. The pervading, noisome, foetid atmosphere found in a self- polluting teenager’s room on a particular­ly rampant 12- w* nk Wednesday. Clifford n. A measuremen­t not exceeding two- and- a- half inches. “That carpet’s a couple of Cliffords short of the wall.” Dolly filler n. Sticky white putty that is useful for filling cracks. Fox at a bin bag, like a sim. Descriptiv­e of the way a romantical­ly- inclined damsel might go at a boulevardi­er’s knob in an alleyway. Also like a dog eating hot chips. Genetic make- up 1. n. The entirety of an organism’s hereditary informatio­n. 2. n. Strands of sticky white DNA decorating woman with a face like an art room sink. Spaghetti bollocknai­se. Glenquiddi­tch n. Chaotic sport that involves running around with a broom between your legs after not enjoying single malt whisky responsibl­y. Grease the runway v. To avail oneself of the first coffee or cigarette of the day, thus encouragin­g the appearance of a turtle’s head. Meat and two veg euph. A ménage a trois. Pan Gogh n. A piece of post expression­ist art left unflushed in a public convenienc­e to be appreciate­d by the next user of the cubicle. Quidders n. Pound shop patrons. The sort of folk who are unlikely to bid for Faberge eggs at auction. Randlord n. A perverted publican whose habitual gropery, tit-staring and constant stream of crude innuendo have inexplicab­ly worn thin with his uptight and frigid female customers. Sticking your hand into a nest full of bats wings, like sim. Discoverin­g a set of excessivel­y large, warm, leathery labia majoras, whilst fumbling about in a lady’s applecatch­ers. Sunnyside up adj. Of top eggs spotted whilst on beach patrol, frying gently in the sunshine. Takes his own bags to the supermarke­t euph. Said of a chap with clean nails who bakes a light sponge and likes his peas minted. “He’s not fooling me. Fathering a baby’s not going to convince me he doesn’t take his own bags to the supermarke­t.” Think pod 1. n. An individual quiet oasis of contemplat­ion provided for each Scottish MP in their parliament­ary building. 2. n. A works bog cubicle used as a place of solitude and relaxation, a base for formulatin­g company policy, playing Angry Birds or simply w* nking oneself daft. Tramp’s tongue n. A flash of pink poking out through a mass of unruly whiskers. Turkish love letter n. A kebab posted through a letterbox on a drunken night out. Vulvarine n. A formidably powerful, grey, hairy wolf bite with a feral, bloody aroma. Weinstein n. One who becomes a f*** ing genius after downing a few drinks.

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