Alternative CV

Summary: Specialising in avoiding anything which looks like hard work, I have an ever growing reputation as the man not to ask if you need something doing. 
Basic common sense, drive, ability, personality and likeability are just some of the characteristics I lack and I have a proven track record backing that up.

Education: "Our Convent of the Constipated Lady of the Night Secondary Boarding School" 
University of life: Failed first year then was expelled 
PhD from the University of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Thesis on "Mongolian bribary, and how to easily fleece any government of cash" acquired off 'Bazza' in the pub for a 'monkey'

Other Qualifications: 
GCSE: Histrionics, Flatulance, Smoking behind the bike shed and advanced laziness 
A levels: Mathematics,  Further Mathematics, Even Further Mathematics, again off my mate 'Bazza' in the pub for just a 'pony' each - bargain!

Hobbies and interests: Disappointing those close to me. 
Catching my dressing gown pockets on cupboard door handles. 
Tripping over flat surfaces and
having an amazing inability to parallel park.

References: I've bunged 'Bazza' an extra 'score' so he'll confirm everything's kosher


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Move-eat-think-sleep!
(Reality)
Pull a muscle
get indigestion 
become anxious 
and so stuffer with insomnia 

Eurovision Song Contest - A Definition

A camp
over the top
style over substance - sham of music contest
flashing lights and suspect dancing
featuring the worst and instantly forgettable songs
which must feature at least 17 key changes
with the worst lyrics you'll luckily never hear again 
by the craziest singers you'll luckily never see again
using 90% of a countries GDP on outfits 
using 90% of the worlds sequins and glitter supplies
on crazy sets
with lightshows that would normally crash any countries national grid
featuring countries from all over the world and not just from Europe
fronted by local personalities who don't have personalities
featuring songs which are voted for by the viewers who have no musical taste
so it isn't really about the best songs because real singers and groups never enter
more about which country aligns with which other country
or which country hates which other country
or which country never votes for which other country
and there's always one particularly catchy song which you can't get out of your head - but remember 
flu is catchy too
and it all goes on for far too long
and the voting at the end is like having root canal surgery with out an anesthetic 
which the outcome is a curse because the winning country must host the following year's show
which is OK for us

...because the UK never win anymore!

The day I was born

On the day I was born
somebody died
a life had run it's course
hearts were broken
tears were shed...
or
hearts were joyous 
an abusive relationship ended
a soul was released
a illness won the battle
someone's battle was lost
a murder took place
somebody just couldn't take it any more
and; unbeknownst to some
last words were exchanged 
with a final kiss
fingers brushed through dying hair 
for a final time 
a final touch
a final caress...

and on the day I die, 
a child will be born.

Opposing

Opposition.
Opposed.
On opposite sides.
Two sides.
One table.
Two ideologies.
One war.
Brought to a head
with radically opposing views
and with differing angles on the same situation 
as if arguing with their own reflection 
they squabbllng like children in the playground 
monopolising radio interviews
monologues without breath taken
there's little hope for peace.
Supposedly here to find a solution 
but a solution to an insurmountable problem 
for with both sides convinced of their right
both sides vowing never to rest until the enemy is defeated
swearing none of this is their fault
arguing what they believe is right
convinced they've followed all the rules
yet civilians starve
innocent children die - a country dies!
Through blind eyes
and with harsh words 
lobbed across peace-talk tables
accusations are made
as if hand grenades 
words as sharp as the shrapnel created
pointing fingers 
like rifles pointed across the disputed lands
land stolen - one side shouts
land held by our fathers - the reply 
factions able to quote the colour of their own history
but not the colour of any possible future



football punditry

Yes Gary
if he'd kicked the ball into the net
it would 'ave be a goal!
and if the keeper hadn't got his hands on it...
that would have been a goal too!!

...back to you Gary in the studio!