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TEABAGGING INCIDENT I lost my BOLLOCKS …thanks to Rishi’s phone alert

DURING EMERGENCY SYSTEM TEST…

- By BARNEY SAMUELS news@ sundayspor­t. co. uk

THE Government spent MILLIONS promoting last week’s semisucces­sful test of its so- called Emergency Alert Warning, delivered to phones across the country.

But NONE of the public informatio­n announceme­nts about the alert warned Brits NOT to dangle their bollocks in a dog’s mouth ahead of the alert sounding.

Tackle

And so, today, unlucky Keith Johnson is minus his crown jewels – and he wants COMPO from PM Rishi Sunak.

Keith, of Crewe, Cheshire, claims he would NEVER have teabagged his threeyearo­ld Rottweiler if he’d known he’d lose his tackle when the alert blared from his mobile.

The unemployed fitter, 54, raged: “Not one word from the government warned me that his damned alert could cost me my nuts… not one!

“I’m furious.”

Keith explained that after an all- night merrymakin­g session with pals, he boasted that Rottie Stephanie – named after his ex- wife – was so obedient, he could dangle his cods in her mouth without coming to harm.

He said: “My mates bet me £ 20 that I would not do it and

I’m never one to back down from a wager, so I got my knackers out and told Stephanie to open wide.”

But as he placed his family treasures in the dog’s maw, Keith’s phone burst out sounding the alert.

He said: “It wasn’t just mine. It was all my mates’ too.

Gonads

“Poor Stephanie went berserk and bit off my nads with one chomp. It didn’t hurt at first – on account of the booze and monkey dust – but then I passed out and woke in Leighton Hospital. Minus my gonads!

“Needless to say, I’m pretty pissed off and my mate, whose sister’s boyfriend’s ex- wife works for a solicitor, reckons I’ve got a good case.

“I want compo!”

 ?? ?? COMPO: Keith wants to sue Sunak over the alert
GONE-NADS: Keith in hospital after having his goolies bitten off
IN HAPPIER TIMES: Keith and his dog Stephanie
COMPO: Keith wants to sue Sunak over the alert GONE-NADS: Keith in hospital after having his goolies bitten off IN HAPPIER TIMES: Keith and his dog Stephanie

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