Tribute To Thatcher
The senile old bitch recently turned 80, so what better time to celebrate her life and her legacy!
We went to our old mucker's birthday celebrations last week and had one of the best nights out in a long time.
We've been on our backs for days, just lying in our own piss and vomit, not that that's an unusual occurrance for
Mavis.
Maggie did a striptease for the crowd and the Queen even gave Philip a quickie in the loos.
Sadie went a bit nuts and
started to chat up Mark Thatcher, telling him she would cut him in on some dodgy business deal with the sultan of brown sauce
if he gave her a few secrets about his ma. Being a complete dumbass, he agreed and this is what we got:
Early Years
She was born in 1925 to her mother and father. She liked it that way,
none of this liberal nonsense. In her primary school years she
experience a terrifying episode when Timmy Clark, the class clown peed
in her milk, something that would greatly influence her politics in
later life.
Formative Years
Leaving school with an O-Level in Metalwork and Witchcraft, she went
on to study ice-cream at University, finally leaving with a 2:2 in
Ice-Cream and Media. At that time the war was kicking off and
there was a shortage of ice-cream because Hitler had his eyes on the
Belgian ice-cream factories - if they fell, surely Russia would
follow. Anyway, at the time the industry was male dominated and
a young Maggie found it difficult to make a name for herself, despite
her great idea for a mince flavoured screw-ball with a meatball at the
bottom.
Meeting Denis
It's said that behind every good man there's a good woman. That
sentiment falls down here on all counts. Denis was into
domination and Maggie was into dominating. Some of the welts he
got from her hand-bagging him during a heavy session, woooooeeeee!
The results of their deviance was Carol and her evil twin Mark.
Maggie Meets Politics, Politics Is Scared, Politics Runs Away
The young couple decided to set up their own ice-cream parlour,
however it became increasingly difficult to get a good supply of coal
to keep the ice-cream making business going. This enraged Maggie
and she vowed to crush anyone associated with coal. She ran for
election on an anti-coal ticket and entered parliament with all
handbags blazing.
Into Power
With her special brand of womanly charm she won the hearts of her
party and was elected its leader. She swept to power in 1979 and
set about crushing the working classes... I mean streamlining the
economy, stopping only to sink any Argy ships that got in her way.
Her greatest controversy was the tabloid rumour that she was about to
have a sex change, to which she famously replied, "The lady's not
for turning".
Out Of Power
She was finally ousted as Prime Minister in 1990 by Michael Hesselhoff,
but plotted for many years on how she would get back into power.
Her plan finally succeeded when she died in 1993. Her brain was
transplanted into a young lawyer type who was rising through the ranks
of the Labour Party.
Back Into Power
She did a deal with Gordon Brownpants to become Labour leader (well a
deal in so far as she said she'd grab his balls and nut him in the
face if he fucked with her). She went on to win a further three
general elections, dealing a crushing blow to the bastards who had
ousted her all those years ago. No doubt she had fun on the way
though - plenty of wars, foundation hospitals, tuition fees,
privatising the underground, selling off Wales to British American
Tobacco. Ah, crazy, crazy times.
The Future
Where to next? Who knows? Maybe one day she'll settle down
and finally make that mince screw-ball she always dreamed of.
Until then, we salute you Maggie. With our middle finger.
Why not send your memories of the Iron Lady to
milk-snatcher@randomshite.co.uk


