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Angry Harry's Revised Manifesto
1. All women to be sent straight to prison. No ifs or buts
are admissible. Into prison they must go until they all admit to
their guilt.
2. Children below the age of 15 - and women - to be beaten soundly every
night before they go to sleep for all the bad things that they have done, or would have done
if they had simply been given even the tiniest shred of an opportunity to do them.
3. After imprisonment and admission of guilt, all
feminists to be deported to Afghanistan to learn a thing or two about
oppression. Osama Bin Laden to be put in charge of the curriculum.
4. Women talking about their
boyfriends, soap opera characters or celebrities to be ducked into freezing
ponds until they beg for mercy.
I cannot take it any longer. I am going insane!
I went shopping for some groceries in Tescos this
afternoon. Big mistake.
The sky was sunny. The temperature was, well, temperate!
The flowers were beginning to bloom. And so I smiled benignly to everyone - even
to the women and children - such was the goodness of my mood as I trotted
merrily along the pavement.
"Summer will soon be here," I predicted most
expertly when a huge woman with a small dog said, "Nice day."
The mini-market was crowded, so I picked up my shopping
basket and pottered up and down the aisles trying to remember what the hell I
was doing there.
"Was it tea - or was it coffee?" I must have muttered to
myself about a dozen times. "Why am I here?"
It was no good, so in the end I decided to buy both - one
small jar of coffee for the missus, and the most enormous box of teabags for
myself. I then wandered around
the place hoping - but failing - to trigger off some recently-faded memory about
the reasons for my expedition to this particular store and, finally, I just bought
a few items to do with cleaning bathrooms and lavatories. And then I headed for
the queue.
In front of me there were two young women aged about 20. And for
the whole time that I stood behind them, they talked only about
celebrities and soap opera characters. And they referred to them by their first
names - as if they actually knew them! Indeed, the only reason that I became
aware that they were not actually talking about their own personal friends was
because we were standing alongside the magazine racks, and one of them reached
over and pointed out that there was, in fact, an article about 'Victoria' on page
such-and-such.
In the meantime, behind me had arrived a bald man of about
25 and two much younger loud-mouthed women who seemed determined that everyone
should hear their conversation. They prattled ceaselessly about some party that
they had been to the night before and started imitating some of the people who
had, apparently, been there. The man was silent, but grinned approvingly at them
and nodded his head as they each made inane remarks about "Emma" and
"Matt" that were supposed to be funny - which, decidedly, they were
not. And their loud cackles of laughter made me cringe.
But it was the man, in the end, who I think got on my
nerves the most. And let me explain why - because I did not actually hear him
speak.
There was something about him that made him look as if he
was quite intelligent. Don't ask me what this was, because I am not sure.
Perhaps it was his eyes. They seemed alert. Perhaps it was the way that he
sometimes looked around the place somewhat sheepishly to see who was looking at these
cackling women. There was an apologetic air about him. He was embarrassed to be
with them.
And then it dawned on me. One of the girls was
particularly pretty. She was well dressed and wearing lots of make up; and she looked like a
'babe' - a tarty one. And
she was clearly either his recently-acquired 'girlfriend', or he was aspiring to
make this so. There was no doubt that she was many years younger than him. And
the way that she overtly leant into him and gently pawed his arm on occasion
while prattling and cackling like an idiot with the other young woman indicated
that there was some kind of intimate relationship in the offing.
But what I ended up seeing was a grinning buffoon of a
young man seemingly prepared to put up endlessly with the tedious company of an
empty-headed young woman who had nothing to offer him except, presumably, some
occasional access to what was inside her knickers - if he was 'lucky'.
What a pitiful man.
What.
A.
Loser!
And so, ...
5. All intelligent men who are prepared to waste their
most valuable time and money pandering to stupid vacuous young women in the hope of being
granted the occasional grope to be compelled, by law, to read Angry Harry's most fabulous
website - so that their insufferable imbecility can be driven right out of
them.
Yo!
Anyway. When I got back home, my missus asked me where the toilet paper was.
Aha! So that was the true reason for my expedition.
"You can wipe your bottom on these," I said, pointing at the
teabags. "Just make sure that we've made some tea with them first."
LOL!
No way was I going back out there!
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