Maybe fox hunting wasn’t so bad after all….

Filed under: Death Through Nature — grimsqueaker December 23, 2007 @ 12:03 am

Well, despite the possible uproar of indignant anger from Chelsea Tractor-driving surbanites (or Wilmslow panzer, should you come from “Ap Norf”), I am suggesting that we bring back fox hunting, at the very least for one specific case.

Now, I am fully aware that foxes are fluffy, cute, and photogenic, which is the real reason hunting them was banned, and I personally am convinced that had it been a more repugnant species that the chinless goons on horses had chosen to pursue, (such as extremist Muslim clerics with a penchant for inciting racial hatred, as a random example picked out of thin air), then not a word would have been said.

Anyway, to get away from the barely disguised rant there, I had a wonderful dream last night, and it went a little something like this:

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See? Maybe fox hunting isn’t so bad after all! If we could retrain the hunting dogs to attack vapid brainless twats instead of fluffy ginger vermin, then a whole new sport could be created. Better than sending 40,000 hunting trained foxhounds to smoke cheap fags and have radical surgery in the hands of various laboratories, surely?

We have a winner!

Filed under: Uncategorised — Minnie Bygott December 22, 2007 @ 1:26 am

Well, midday on the 21st December has been and gone – and so has midnight – so it’s time to unveil the worthy winner of the Teasmade Revenge Fantabulous Christmas Bonanza.

It took hours of thought and restless indecision, but eventually I reached a consensus: step forward, Dangerous Nigel:

George Galloway loves the oil, oh yes he does

Dangerous Nigel explains his work in his own words: “A dedication to Mr. George (Guevara) Galloway and his murky dealings with Iraqi barrels of oil!”

Congratulations Dangerous. Your prize is winging its way to a coffee shop near you. How about on the second weekend of the new year? My Dad’s visiting on the first. Text me.

To the rest of you: try harder next time, okay? It’s not that you’re not my friend. It’s because you’re not friends with your computer.

UPDATE: Dangerous Nigel has been in touch. He writes:
I feel I need a longer caption for George, I did actually write one but didn’t send it as I felt it was a little controversial! Okay, I’ll send you a caption! He really is a massive prick, and deserves a longer caption!

Good caption.

Booky Wooky? God help us all

Filed under: Old-school insane — Minnie Bygott December 8, 2007 @ 9:45 pm

Thanks to newbie GrimSqueaker for his first post here on TR: an excellent new take on the Russell Brand Death Through Nature series.

It just so happens, actually, that I just caught last night’s Have I Got News For You. Usually it’s very easy: I think “Shall I watch last night’s HIGNFY on iPlayer?” and then I think “Yes.” Not this time though. This time was an amusement minefield. On one hand, Charlie Brooker. On the other hand, Russell Brand. I decided to risk it, since I thought I might give Russell a second chance.

I’m now confirmed in my belief that Russell Brand is the most awful fucking twat the world has ever seen. If everyone else in the whole world died, and I was left alone to repopulate the species with Russell Brand and Michael Winner, I’d feed the former to the latter and then close my eyes and think of England.

So anyway, today’s post: a completely unrelated story about a tiny, twatty little monkey.

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Russell’s Booky Wook (Preschool version)

Once upon a time, there lived a mentally ill monkey called Russell. Russell was always mocked by the other monkey-wunkies for his sticky-uppy hair, which he spent hours and hours back-combing until he looked like a shit-coloured peacock.

Soon Russell was plagued by depression, realising the innate futility of his deformed little excuse for a life, and quickly became addicted to Tixylix. One day, rifling through the bins outside Lidl for half-empty bottles of alcoholic mouthwash, he came across a thesaurus: the only book he would ever read.

With his thesaurus, Russell became the Next Big Thing. He soon realised that all he needed to do was memorise all the very long words and use them as often as possible – all the other very stupid monkeys were impressed by the dazzling, flashing syllables rattling through their empty heads, and threw pennies at him in a gormless manner.

Before long, Russell had access to a constant stream of under-age girls to play with. He had more hairspray than he could drink, and was creating even longer words than ever before (even managing to maintain a completely abhorrent lack of grammatical know-how). Russell was officially a complete and utter cunt success.

Unfortunately, it wasn’t to last. One day, whilst travelling home on the Tube from his TV show in Bundon’s Pesto Square, he was spotted by Minnie the wise. Minnie saw through Russell’s evil, twatty ways, and promptly removed from her bag a bright pink Filofax, with which she began to beat him about the head and body (kneeing him in the balls for good measure).

As he lay dying on the piss-stained seats, chewing gum adhering to his bruised and rotting excuse for a body, Russell had a revelation: every intelligent being on the planet despised him.
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…What happens next? You decide. Email me at minnie.bygott@teasmaderevenge.com with your suggestions.

Win win win!By the way, we’re still accepting entries for the Teasmade Revenge Fantabulous Photoshopping competition. Again, email your entries to me and you could win some prize or other. Don’t know what. Something cool. Whatever. Do it for the fame and glory.

In the (imaginary) news:

Filed under: Old-school insane — grimsqueaker December 6, 2007 @ 11:59 pm

Hello all, GrimSqueaker here, making my first addition to the wonderful warm and cozy world that is Teasmade Revenge. To start our hopefully long and mutually satisfactory relationship, I bring you news that Soviet trained sniping cats have broken free from their underground training bunker, and are now rampaging through the West.

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I belive sniperkitten number 43721 may have let slip his next target.

Forget Mr World

Filed under: Boris, Old-school insane — Minnie Bygott December 2, 2007 @ 3:43 am

That’s it. Having created the Teasmade Revenge Amazing Fantastic Photoshop Competition, I have competitions on the brain. In my competition frenzy, I was unfortunate enough to spot this BBC News article about the 2007 winner of Miss World. I was in a fatuous and intensely bored mood, so I checked out the website – and, while it was loading, my weary eyes alighted on the following treasure trove of ogly goodness: the official Mr World 2007 website. Truly a beautiful thing.

Thing is, all the blokes on there are so generic. So sports-driven. So… so BEEFCAKE. Not everyone likes beefcake. Some of us like something a little more exciting – okay, perhaps not corned beef hash, but perhaps a nice beef bourguignon or spaghetti bolognaise or something. Brains before brawn, people.

Therefore, I’m proud to unveil this year’s Teasmade Revenge Intellectual Beefcake Contest winners.

Boris Johnson
Mr Henley-upon-Thames
Sexy Boris

An avid cyclist, Boris is Honourable Member for Henley – yummy. Boris likes running – for Mayor of London – and his favourite colour is blue.

Alan Davies
Mr Chingford
Divine Davies

Born in Chingford in 1966, Alan likes to go scuba-diving and is an Arsenal fan (and he can show us his arsenal any time he wants). In his spare time, he also likes to dress up as a nerdy foppish detective and practice his pesco-vegetarianism [would like to note for the record that have thought of lots of dirty things to say about this last statement, but have erased them due to being much, much too disgusting].

Paul Merton
Mr Parsons Green
Hot Merton

Born in London, Paul enjoys comedy and has even appeared on TV. In his spare time he does metalwork and supports Tottenham Hotspur.

Stephen Fry
Mr Norfolk
Sexy Stephen

A man of many talents, Stephen has been a butler, a gameshow host, a PR agent and Oscar Wilde. In his spare time he likes to smoke a pipe, read period novels and make documentaries about mental illness.

So there we are folks. One last word: BEEFCAKE. That is all.