title - The Thoughts of Charles Henrycover pageThe Dogs Head

31/12/2004

Love’s Great Arras

Filed under: — Charles @ 3:01 pm

LOVE’S GREAT ARRAS

Copyright 2005 by Charles Henry

When true love comes, try and be sure,
You always treat it with respect.
To keep it safe, from the heresies.
Rancorous sophists can inflict.

Those vows, that always meant so much,
Maybe challenged by Socrates.
At times of stress, he may raise the question,
Was it only make-believe ?

It’s then you may, begin to feel,
A much less than caring trait.
Needing all of Peitho’s persuasive powers,
To retrieve your wayward mate.

Together you will face life’s challenge,
As you explore each new horizon,
To create all those great memories,
That the fairy tale relies on.

If blessed with fond-lings in your true love’s image,
To complete your life’s full cast,
You’ll soon realise, those strenuous times,
Were just part of life’s great arras.

At soulful times, when looking back,
You may question some’s quite strange assertion.
That Eros meant there should have ever been,
An any less poignant version.

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30/12/2004

Better Dig Deep

Filed under: — Charles @ 8:59 am
Bet’er dig deep evrebody.
dey poor sods needs it mor dun I.
I’n takin aw mine down da post office.
dey’ll send it aw over to um.


‘Errol’ is doing his bit for the survivors of the Tsunami.

29/12/2004

A Good Move.

Filed under: — Charles @ 9:14 am

now dat wer a good ideal mr.’oward !
scrappin’ capitaw ganes !
bowt time deese fawt a summat.
But shull i still be able ta inerrit
ar anty lils gardin shed ?

das wot dees got ta sort out !

‘Errol’ on the Shadow Chancellor’s pledge to abolish Capital Gains Tax when they get elected.

28/12/2004

A Bad Hair Day

Filed under: — Charles @ 9:08 am

‘ow ever bad you finks fings is,
deres awways sum poor sod wots werse off.

wot did dey reccon it wer cawd ?

soonamee ?

‘Errol’ on the Tsunami.

27/12/2004

Global Warming

Filed under: — Charles @ 10:16 am
It’s dam cawd out yer smornin’.
if diss is global warmin’,

sum gits fergot ta start ‘is car.


‘Errol’ on the World’s biggest controversy.

26/12/2004

In the Dead of Night.

Filed under: — Charles @ 7:15 am
well did you see un?. . no nor I.
Its da same evry yer. don’t no why we bovver reely.
Funny mine you. Ee awways avs da tot a wisky
ar muvver leeves for un.


‘Errol’ on Santa Claus and the mysterious disappearance of the Tot of Whisky.

25/12/2004

Identity Cards

Filed under: — Charles @ 1:18 pm

Editor.
Western Daily Press

First Published December 16th. 2004

Dear Editor,

:| Once again, IDENTITY CARDS are being presented as a Benign Accoutrement to Good Citizenship. The only people who have nothing to fear from Digitally-Recorded Identity Cards are the CRIMINALS. (more…)

Let’s Get Stuck In

Filed under: — Charles @ 7:33 am
“RITE DAS IT YOU LOT, SOD DA NEYBERS, TERN UP DA VOLUME, ITS CRISMUS, LETS AW GET STUCK IN”


Oh dearie me. . . . . and we have a whole day of this.
Then again, I suppose Errol really does need to recharge his batteries.

Happy Christmas Everybody

Charles

24/12/2004

When The Season is Done

Filed under: — Charles @ 6:19 pm

A Special Christmas ‘Thought of the Day’.

Copyright 2004 by Charles Henry

When the old lady comes by, I try and smile.
She’ll always stop and stay a while.
Her husband died, and she’s full of sorrow.
She knows we may not all be around tomorrow.

As long as trains still run on time.
No one now cares who’s been left behind.
It might be an old soldier with a broken spirit,
Or a travelling player, just here on a visit.

Most of them now have their reasons obscure
But more likely you will find, they’re completely unsure.
Each of them now at a very low ebb.
The least we can do is find them a warm bed.

Remember tonight when you settle to sleep,
Many are still out here without any heat.
It’s the Season now of Love and Goodwill,
So let’s try and make sure that they all have their fill.

When the Season is done, and we’ve all had our fun,
For many this will just be the beginning.
Of another hard year, when they’ll all live in fear,
A sad past. No future . . . There is no ending.

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Multiple Sclerosis Research. Thankyou.

21/12/2004

The Working Class

Filed under: — Charles @ 8:26 pm

The Working Class

Copyright 2006 by Charles Henry

Thank goodness for ‘The Working Class’.
The Butchers and Bakers and Candlestick Makers;
The Doctors and Nurses and The Men in White Coats.

The Lawyers and Prison Officers, and all the Entrepreneurs!
And the Farmers and Truck Drivers, without them we’d starve!
So let’s all now start getting real!

We all go to the Algarve!!

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20/12/2004

Stalin was a PUSSYCAT

Filed under: — Charles @ 8:33 am
“ar anty lil’s bloke reccons stalin wer
a pussycat cumpared ta aw dese blinkin
control freeks.

stalin ad nuffin on diss lot!
next stop implants like dey gives dogs!”



‘Errol’ on ID cards and
new home secretary, Charles Clarke.

19/12/2004

Still living in Hope

Filed under: — Charles @ 9:24 am
“ah! . . . . . . hmm . . . . . . now den. . . . . . . .
I wunder if ‘ericles ull cum an’ rescue I ?”


‘Errol’ on his predicament.

18/12/2004

I live in hope

Filed under: — Charles @ 10:21 am
“Evin if I’d bin Promeefius you can bet yer life
dere ud only a bin One Woman.
Ah well, I can liv in ‘ope”


‘Errol’ on his enforced celibacy.

17/12/2004

Willing Slaves

Filed under: — Charles @ 7:37 am
Is it only love that turns us into willing slaves,
or some much greater Master?


. . Charles Henry 1945- (fingers crossed)

16/12/2004

Biting the hand that feeds you.

Filed under: — Charles @ 9:53 pm
“Anyow I reccon ol’ Blunkett ull be down da road any day. Bit stupid bitin’ da and wot feeds you, speshly wen you can’t see wots on yer plate.”


‘Errol’ on David Blunkett before his resignation.

. . Charles Henry 1945-(diuturnity)

14/12/2004

A CHRISTMAS WISH.

Filed under: — Charles @ 1:19 pm

8) Anon; I thought that was worthy of Wordsworth or Thomas Gray, but I’ve cleaned up the last verse a little so it can be used in any election literature. . I hope you don’t mind.

This is a plagiarised version for election use. . But I think you should tell us your name so you can take full credit for it Anon.

Charles Henry 1945-(diuturnity)

A CHRISTMAS WISH.

Oh, to have a stipend,
With Christmas almost here,
If I did, I’d be inclined,
To spend it all on beer,

Our rulers, though, may disagree,
And put on much more tax,
Prompting me to ask my friend:
Eugene, where did you put that axe?

But please, your grace, you must not fret,
Our masters are in charge,
They’ve mortgaged us till Kingdom come,
HSBC and RBS will soon not be so large.

8) Mr Brown will shortly be, off to get another job,
Leaving us to ponder, ‘what became of that mad yob?’
At long last at election time we can all do ourselves a favour,
By putting our elusive Crosses by ANYWHERE but LABOUR!

It’s now crystal clear for all to see,
‘Twas was not just those crafty bankers,
:) It was Blair and Brown, and Mandelson,
AND ALL THEIR SHIFTY MPs!


Original version in Western Morning News. . . Open in New Window

12/12/2004

That ‘Git’ Turner

Filed under: — Charles @ 8:48 am
Joo fink i can get dat git Turner off
Radio Bristaw ta menshun me site ?

‘Ee ates i werser dan me bruvver do !


‘Errol’ on Top Radio Bristol presenter John Turner.

11/12/2004

Like a Split Tomato

Filed under: — Charles @ 11:05 am
The bigotry and bias of the BBC and the Mori Polsters
stands out like ‘a split tomato in a tray of Greengages
on a greengrocers barrow’.

just look at what they’ve been saying about
ID CARDS !


. . Charles Henry 1945- (diuturnity)

10/12/2004

The Geese are getting Fat

Filed under: — Charles @ 10:32 am
Christmas is coming and the geese are getting fat.
Don’t forget to put a penny in the old man’s hat !
If you havent got a penny, a friendly word will do.
If that’s also too much trouble,
Then there’s not much hope for you.


. . Charles Henry 1945-(diuturnity)

9/12/2004

Doorway Dictionary

Filed under: — Charles @ 8:48 pm

:) Characters often referred to

Errol……………………….Is his nickname as he is so attractive to women.
Me Bruvver……………..His half-brother, whom he hates and also hates …………………………………him, but is no longer at home. They probably ………………………………. really do love each other as most brothers do.
Ar Ediff………………….His cousin Edith. whom he secretly ‘admires’.
Da Boss……………………Occasionally the Shop Owner but
…………………………………mostly the Shop Owner’s Wife.
Bosses Wife…………….The Actual Boss.
Ar anty Lil………………’Aunty’ Lilian an old friend of his mother.
Ar anty Lils bloke……Aunty Lilian’s Common-Law husband.

8) Dictionary for Beginners

ad da rite ideal……………………. did the right thing.
ast…………………………………………ask.
aff…………………………………………half.
affeist…………………………………..atheist.
agen……………………………………… again.
anuvver………………………………… another.
annaw……………………………………. also.
ant………………………………………….has not.
anyow…………………………………….in any case.
ar…………………………………………. our.
ars……………………………………….. ours.
arse……………………………………… backside.
ar muvver……………………………… my mother.
ar dad…………………………………… my father.
as ta……………………………………… have to.
‘av bin…………………………………… have been.
awd…………………………………………old.
awd biddies……………………………elderly ladies.
awways…………………………………. always.
baff………………………………………..a bath.
berfday………………………………….birthday.
big un…………………………………….large one.
bofe……………………………………….both.
bristaw………………………………….BRISTOL.
bruvver………………………………… brother.
buck’owse…………………………….. Buckingham Palace.
caw………………………………………..cole.
cawd………………………………………cold.
corse……………………………………. of course.
crikey…………………………………….a mild blaspheme
dass……………………………………….that is.
da………………………………………….the.
dan………………………………………..than.
dat………………………………………. that.
de………………………………………… thee.
ded……………………………………….dead.
deese no………………………………..you know.
dees……………………………………….you.
deff………………………………………death.
den………………………………………..then.
dere………………………………………their or there.
dey……………………………………….they.
deym……………………………………..they are.
dist……………………………………….did you.
doos………………………………………do.
dunno…………………………………….do not know.
dussn’t…………………………………..do not.
dust no………………………………….do you know.
ee………………………………………… he.
eed………………………………………. he would.
eh you………………………………….. excuse me.
ee finks……………………………….. he thinks.
ees wid I……………………………… he is with me.
er owse………………………………… her house.
ee unt…………………………………… he would not.
fankyou…………………………………thank you.
fawt………………………………………thought.
fer………………………………………..for.
fiddaws…………………………………fiddles, misrepresents.
free………………………………………three.
gawd……………………………………. God.
gert……………………………………….large.
gert big un……………………………very large one.
git……………………………………….. person (often derogatory)
gonna…………………………………… going to.
I aint nevver………………………..I have not ever.
I aint seen nuffin…………………I have not seen anything.
I ill……………………………………… I will.
I’n…………………………………………I am
I’n goin to……………………………. I am going to.
I’n gonna……………………………… I am going to.
I’s………………………………………….I am.
Iss…………………………………………It is.
I spec……………………………………I expect.
I tawd ee………………………………I told you.
I tawdun……………………………… I told him.
joo………………………………………..do you.
kep……………………………………….kept.
litlun…………………………………….small child or baby.
mentaw…………………………………mentally unstable.
mose……………………………………..most.
mouf……………………………………. mouth.
mouves………………………………….mouths.
mumffs……………………………….. months.
nell……………………………………….nail.
nen……………………………………… then.
nerly……………………………………nearly.
nos……………………………………….know.
noos……………………………………..news.
norf……………………………………. north.
no ow………………………………….. under no circumstances.
oo…………………………………………who.
ood……………………………………….who would.
ol av ee…………………………………I will remonstrate with him.
‘ospitaws……………………………….hospitals.
ount………………………………………wouldn’t
‘ow do………………………………….. hello how are you.
ownt……………………………………..will not(won’t)
ravver…………………………………..rather.
sed………………………………………..said.
shud……………………………………..should.
souf…………………………………….. south.
spec……………………………………..expect.
spose……………………………………suppose
sqwot……………………………………iota.
sroof……………………………………..strewth the Australian exclamation.
tawkin…………………………………..talking.
tawd……………………………………. told.
ta………………………………………… to.
teef……………………………………….teeth.
thas……………………………………… that is.
thees……………………………………..you.
theym………………………………….. they are.
twern’ I…………………………………It was not me.
uld………………………………………….would.
un…………………………………………..him.
uv…………………………………………..of.
ull be……………………………………..will be.
ull ee……………………………………..will he
uz…………………………………………. as.
twern’ I…………………………………It was not me.
up ar owse……………………………. at my home.
wanna……………………………………..want to.
wen…………………………………………when.
weel av ta……………………………….we will have to.
weem goin’ ta………………………….we are going to.
werf……………………………………….worth.
wees……………………………………….we have.
wevver……………………………………whether or weather.
wid……………………………………….. with.
woss……………………………………….what have I.
wot……………………………………….. what do you mean.
wos fink…………………………………what do you think
wiv…………………………………………with.
wiv ee…………………………………….with him.
wus………………………………………. was.
yer………………………………………..listen to this.
yer………………………………………..year.
yer………………………………………..here a minute.
yer………………………………………..your.
yerole……………………………………ear.
yerin……………………………………..hearing.
yoom………………………………………you are.
yorup…………………………………….Europe.
you’as ta………………………………..you have to.
yoovs……………………………………..youths.
yor…………………………………………your or you are.

An Englishman’s Home

Filed under: — Charles @ 9:38 am
an englishman’s home is his castle.
enter uninvited at your own risk.


Charles Henry 1945-(diuturnity)

8/12/2004

That’s Funny?

Filed under: — Charles @ 2:53 pm
The only old age pension provision that never
seems to be adversely affected by the stock market
is the governments own.
FUNNY THAT !

Charles Henry 1945-(diuturnity)

7/12/2004

The Fishing War

Filed under: — Charles @ 9:28 pm
BRITISH WATERS ARE FOR BRITISH FISHERMEN.
THE BRITISH FISHING GROUNDS ARE BEING RAPED
AND PILLAGED BY FOREIGN FISHING FLEETS
THE TIME HAS NOW COME TO END IT !


Charles Henry 1945-(diuturnity)

RUSTY’S REVENGE

Filed under: — Charles @ 3:07 pm

Rusty’s Revenge

Copyright 2004 by Charles Henry

8) Clark’s College was simply an idyllic place of learning. It was set in beautiful rolling countryside about a mile from the Devon coast, and became the favoured choice of school for many top professional people in the West Country. It had a reputation for high academic standards but also excellent facilities for both rugby and cricket, producing many of the country’s highest achievers. This tale began when the headmaster’s new dog went missing one Friday afternoon during the annual summer break.
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Listen to the Flowers

Filed under: — Charles @ 10:00 am

LISTEN TO THE FLOWERS

Copyright 2004 by Charles Henry

Always listen to the flowers,
They heard it from the bees.
Not to all the idle gossip,
Aeolus blows around the trees.

Forget-me-nots or Violets,
Or any that are blue.
Will send a message on the wind,
That your thoughts are really true.

To be remembered always,
And thought of as a true friend,
A bunch of Oak Geraniums,
Will mean it has no end.

To tell someone you love them,
Better send a rose instead.
Just be sure the stems are really long,
And the buds all deepest red.

If you mean to wish a confidant,
The best in their fresh start,
Remember Golden Marigolds,
May expose a jealous heart.

A Lily of the Valley,
Will mean your heart is pure,
And keep fresh all those memories,
That you hope will all endure.

A Bluebell given with a smile,
Means you’ll miss them everyday,
Waiting patiently with heavy heart,
Until they find their way.

When they return and find you are,
Still waiting by the gate,
They’ll realise your love was true,
And worth that long long wait.

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The Gift of Love

Filed under: — Charles @ 9:05 am

THE GIFT OF LOVE

Copyright 2004 by Charles Henry

Awaken young lovers, never waste the sunrise,
Let all the day’s secrets spill forth.
See if the promise of your dreams will unfold,
To become the Spring’s newest surprise.

Walk down to the meadow enjoy every breath,
And see if the Moonraker has left his bequest.
See if the skylark that’s high on the wind,
Has brought you a message from way-out to the West.

Enjoy all the flowers, their scent and their glow
And always remember tread softly and slow.
See all the colours of each bird on the wing.
Listen very carefully; You’ll hear their matings begin.

Learn if you will that all love is free,
It’s been there before us, where e’r we might be,
The fox with his vixen, the buck and his doe,
The blackbirds the robins, and even the old crow.

If you see a March hare, he’ll be jumping for joy,
And even the Collar Dove works out a new ploy.
All of them dressed up in their latest attire,
Pan has made sure that their hearts are on fire.

When at last you arrive, at that spot you first kissed,
Remember what happened when you couldn’t resist.
Something inside you was driving you on,
It’s God’s gift to us all from the heavens beyond.

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6/12/2004

No Lady’s Moment of Passion

Filed under: — Charles @ 9:08 pm

NO LADY’S MOMENT OF PASSION

Copyright 2004 by Charles Henry

8) “I’ll be there at eight, . . make sure you’re ready".
It was his usual banter.
It’s been the same each time I get my change,
He’s at the ‘Cash and Carry’ counter.

The young housewife, recalled her tale,
She was trying to make amends,
So she then went on to recall events,
To the envy of all her friends.

“When the doorbell rang, I rushed to see,
He was just stood there on the pavement.
So I called him in, then closed the door,
He just stared back in amazement.

My hair was down, my gown undone,
My bodice was now quite revealing.
He took my hand, then held me close.
His strength was so appealing.

He squeezed my palm, I wanted more.
This was no by-chance meeting.
I thought should I respond, and say ‘no no’,
And just enjoy his friendly greeting?

If I’d stepped back and made him wait,
‘Till we had a proper introduction.
When the moment past and his passion cooled,
I might regret my indignation!

Two moments more and he waved goodbye,
We hadn’t even bonded!
By now I was really questioning,
Why this narcissus had just absconded.

I checked my wrist, my neck, . . my hand!
They were all as naked as a baby.
It was now crystal clear for all to see,
:lol: The thieving bastard was only after my jewellery.”

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Subsidised Industries.

Filed under: — Charles @ 3:10 pm
TONY BLAIR AND NEW LABOUR HAVE CREATED THE SECOND BIGGEST SUBSIDISED INDUSTRY KNOWN TO MANKIND SINCE THE FALL OF COMMUNISM IN THE SOVIET UNION,

THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.

THE FIRST BEING THE THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION AND IT’S PHONEY PARLIAMENT IN BRUSSELS.


. . Charles Henry 1945- (diuturnity)

A Rude Awakening

Filed under: — Charles @ 1:49 pm

A RUDE AWAKENING

Copyright 2004 by Charles Henry

A Rebuttal to Charlotte Boyett-Compo’s poem “Dreamwind”

8) “Wake up you sleeping duffer, don’t you know your lady’s gone?
She’s slipped away you fool, and now won’t return till dawn.
My man Syn has taken her, away to his retreat.
I’ve come here to offer comfort to the one she’s dared to cheat.”

I blink and check the time; it’s too late for avarice,
A wanton wench is tempting me; you won’t surely stand for this?
I reach across the covers; your side has gone quite cold.
“You mean she’s really left” I ask, “to be with your fine beau?”

The steamy temptress nods then smiles, then slowly drops her sash.
Like Perseus as Andromeda calls I now wait for Poseidon’s wrath.
One look from me her smile broadens, she then slips beneath the cover.
How am I to resist her charms, what will I tell your mother?

I’ll say we met to find a way, to salvage her lost pride,
The poor soul’s lost her love tonight, from this I cannot hide.
Her touch is oh so gentle, and how her perfume lingers.
Only a man of stone could let such beauty pass through his fingers.

Did I do wrong offering comfort and advice?
Without some love and sympathy she will be his sacrifice.
To give just a few short hours could result in heavens bliss,
And will surely start to make up for that heathens tryst.

“What’s that I grunt, are you back so soon?”
“Must you really make all that noise when you enter our room?”
“Wake up you fool, the clock says way past eight!”
“Don’t forget your giving all the prizes today, at the local Church Fete.”

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8) Read the original HERE

5/12/2004

The Modern Curse

Filed under: — Charles @ 9:32 am
bus lanes are the modern curse.
obstruction of the public highway.


Charles Henry 1945-(diuturnity)

1/12/2004

What is a Mum

Filed under: — Charles @ 12:23 pm

WHAT IS A MUM

copyright 2004 by Charles Henry

Our Mums are the people we depend on the most,
Always there at our beck and call.
It first started way back,
When first wanting a snack,
We all just lay there and started to bawl.

It was then we first learned that her love was so strong,
Nothing would ever stand in her way.
She knew that her place,
Was to keep us all safe.
From that moment right up to this day.

When all our first sweethearts left us for another,
Her wisdom was second to no one’s.
As we sat on her knee,
Saying how big was the sea,
She explained all about life’s great conundrums.

As our lives all move forward and time marches on,
Our rolls are now completely transcending.
With deepening love and respect,
We repay that great debt.
And give her back a great love with no ending.

There will come a day when we look back and wonder,
With hindsight, could it have been any different?
So let’s make quite sure today,
That we all find a way,
To give our love back with total commitment.

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View from a Shop Doorway

Filed under: — Charles @ 12:19 pm

December 2004

Copyright by Charles Henry

Ello evrybody, I spose dees fawt I’d died. . . No no nuffink so drastic. I lost me job dint I. Trade wernt much cop wot wiv dese new warden gits wot gets more wen dey makes dere quota. . . . Boss is gonna turn it inta a knockin shop er a greek cafe I fink. I still cums round yer fer a hour er two mose days. She don’t mind, I fink she’s still in luv wiv I, an’ so she uses me presance yer as a insentive fer er old man. You no, it makes un jellus!

Crismuss is nerly yer agen. It don’t ardly seem long since las yer. Can’t beleeve it ! Nuffink don’t reely change do it. . . ‘Olly, missaltoe, . . . tryin’ ta remember oo dees fergot ta send a card to las yer. Gettin’ da beer in is da bes bit. . . An I did fink abowt doin a bit uv carol singin’ agen, . . cept last time I tried it, I wer ‘af way frew ‘Wile sheperds wach dere flocks by nite, an’ some rotten git opened a upstairs window, chucked a bucket a wat’er over I, an tawd I ta bugger off ! Dat wernt very nice wer it!, . . speshly ut Crismus!

Yer its bin a queer time up Westminster lately an it. Da war’s bin goin badly fer Tony, da daft buggers dint make no plans fer after did dey. Mine you dere’s no ‘elpin sum peeple is dere. Dey dint find no WMD’s but dat don’t meen ee dint send um owt ta Iran do it. Any ow it’s to late now. I still can’t see ‘ow dey’d a dun it on der own, no ‘ow. Ar Anty Lil’s bloke reccons in a few yers time wen it aw settaws down, peeple a reelise twer da only way dey wus ever gonna get rid uv dat basket Sadam.

Yer wos fink abowt dey ID cards den ?. . .I aint ‘avin no bugger findin out my bruvvers a ‘alfwit or day’ll fink I’n wun annaw ! I can’t ‘elp it if ar muvvers first bloke buggered off afor dey ad I. . . Jest us well reely or I’d a bin us daft us ee ! . . . . Ee ‘ates me ya no. Wen we wus kids an we ad crackers. Ee used ta grab a bigger ‘andful wen we pulled ars. . nen wot ever dropped out on da floor eed av ferst pick, er eed tell ar muvver mine dint av nuffink! . . I must a lost ‘undreds ! . . . Wistles, dices, I even lost a plastic bike one yer! . . . . Wiv deese ID’S you ownt no oo da ell is checkin up on you. Could be da KGB wantin a forin body fer brain sergery er summat! . . . ‘Ows a blinking ID card gonna stop sum bugger robin’ a bank er blowin’ up parlament ? Wot dey gonna do ? . . fone da pleece an say “I’n gonna rob a bank tamorra,. . . joo wanna cum an see me Identaty Card? ” Anyow I reccon ol’ Blunkett ull be down da road any day. Ee even recconed Michael ‘Oward wer a bet’er ‘ome secretree dan ol Jacky Boy, da man a straw. Bit stupid biting da and wot feeds ee, speshly wen you can’t see wots on yer plate. . . Ee turned out ta be a bit uv a dark ‘orse dint ee! . . ah well see, sum uv us a jest god it ant we!

Well I’n off down da farmers market I fink, dey’ll probly give I a few ’seconds’ an nen tell I ta get on up da road. Dey don’t like no travlers ‘anging rownd to long, not dey. I’n ‘opin I cun find summut cheep fer me bruvver fer Crismus, a pigs trot’er er summut. Das da only trubble, I shull av ta see ee on Crismus day I spec.

“Errol, either do something useful or clear off!". . Yep I’d bet’er go.

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