Hecklerspray Christmas Survival Tips

by C J Davies on December 23, 2005 0 Comments

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In case you hadn’t noticed, it’s Christmas.

In a show of staggeringly wonderful public service,
hecklerspray has taken a brief break from our usual routine – going to gigs,
watching movies and laughing at crap celebrities – in order to provide you
lucky people with our Expert Christmas Survival Tips.

Simply follow our simple guidelines to make sure that your
festive holiday season runs as smoothly as ever…

- When weeping bitterly about
your relentless catalogue of failure during the year gone by, keep a bottle of
water nearby to avoid dehydration.

If meeting with elderly
relatives, be sure to mention all the pornography you have purchased recently.
This is a guaranteed charm-getter.

Remember: Jesus was nailed to
the cross at Easter. Do not attempt to rectify the neighbour’s model
nativity scene.

Take this yearly opportunity to
remind yourself just how mouth-wateringly delicious sprouts are.

ITV will mainly be showing
drivel.

The turkey should ideally be
dead before you attempt to carve it.

Remember to catch your breath
when laughing uproariously at Christmas Cracker Jokes.

Refuse to buy presents. Give
your friends and family the gift of a hug instead.

The fairy at the top of the
tree does not have any genitalia. There is no need to check.

Warning: certain toys may cause
a choking hazard to young children. Give them something easier to swallow like
a handful of marbles or something.

When making friends with an
animated Snowman, try not to look so surprised when he eventually melts, you
remedial little shit.

If taking part in a
heartwarming Christmas TV special, try to choose a better band to play in your
back garden than The Hollies.

Should anyone attempt to tell
you that Santa does not exist, punch them repeatedly until they retract their
statement.

Hope that we’ve been of help. But – seriously, kids – have a
great Christmas. And if you don’t have a great Christmas … no need to
worry. There’s always next year to make up for it.

Unless you’re Gary Glitter, that is.

[story by C J Davies]

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