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Cardi B suffers ‘rap rip’ after Brazilian bum lift backfires

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Cardi B suffers ‘rap rip’ after Brazilian bum lift backfires
Cardi B suffers ‘rap rip’ after Brazilian bum lift backfires

MANCHESTER, TENNESSEE – Cardi B, suffered a bum rap rip after a major wardrobe malfunction left her audience with a front-row view of her anus.

Entertainment Editor: Arthur Pint

The 26-year-old sensation, known for her electrifying performances. Twerked with such vigour at the Bonnaroo Arts and Music Festival that her jumpsuit ripped in time with the pounding riddim.

As Cardi B gyrated and grooved before the Tennessee crowd. Her multi-coloured jumpsuit could no longer withstand the power of her buttocks. Leading to a catastrophic zip split right on her back crack.

Spectators were treated to an unexpected close-up of her voluptuous arse as the garment gave up. Prompting a swift and discreet cover-up from the artist, who later donned a bathrobe to salvage her modesty.

Gown but not out

True to her professional nature, Cardi B refused to let the mishap derail her performance and soldiered on with her set. Taking to her Instagram account later, she shared snippets from the event. Including one clip where she sported a skimpy Gucci swimsuit and white knee-high boots, exuding confidence despite the wardrobe indiscretion.

Cardi B’s Rip performance

Continuing Cardi B rip-roaring performance, Cardi’s professionalism and resilience shone through as she entertained her fans. This time, with just the odd tit hanging out of her gown.

The incident follows a series of health challenges for the superstar rapper. Including complications from plastic surgery undertaken to enhance her appearance post-pregnancy. While doctors advised her to take a break and recuperate, Cardi’s determination to fulfil her commitments saw her disregarding medical advice to perform at earlier events.

With performances rescheduled and health concerns looming. Cardi B’s recent mishap serves as a cautionary reminder of the perils of artificially enhancing already sizeable tits and arses in pursuit of record sales.

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Star Wars legend R2-D2 found in real-life trash compactor

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Star Wars legend R2-D2 found in real-life trash compactor
Star Wars legend R2-D2 found in real-life trash compactor

FELIXSTOWE, SUFFOLK – In a galaxy not that far away, the fate of a beloved droid has taken a tragic turn as the legendary Star Wars R2-D2 has been discovered unceremoniously dumped in a scrap metal yard on the industrial wasteland of Felixstowe, Suffolk.

The once illustrious robot, known affectionately as Artoo-Detoo, has captured the hearts of generations with his beeping antics and unwavering loyalty to his companions – especially the camp protocol droid, C-3PO.

From aiding the Rebel Alliance in their fight against the Empire to embarking on daring adventures with Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Obi-Wan and Leia, R2-D2 has played a pivotal role in shaping the fate of the galaxy.

Rubble Alliance

However, his illustrious career has taken a sombre turn as he now lies abandoned amidst piles of rubble and discarded metal, his iconic blue and chrome livery stripped away and his ego as battered as his tarnished aluminium shell.

How R2-D2 ended up in such a sorry state remains a mystery. Some speculate that he may have crash-landed on Earth after ejecting from a damaged X-Wing fighter during a particularly harrowing space battle over England.

Fans of the beloved droid have been left in shock and dismay at the sight of their cherished hero reduced to scrap. Calls for justice and inquiries into his mistreatment have echoed across the galaxy, with many questioning how such an iconic symbol of hope could be left for dead in rusty obscurity.

Star Wars R2 D2 conspiracy

Another, darker theory suggests that C-3PO, always slightly dismissive of his more streetwise sidekick, Artoo, may have had a hand in his demise having once admonished him on camera with the words: “You’ll be malfunctioning within a day, you nearsighted scrap pile. And don’t let me catch you following me, begging for help, because you won’t get it.”

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Six Nations 2024: Tutu good Ireland leads Scots a merry dance

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Six Nations 2024: Tutu good Ireland leads Scots a merry dance
Six Nations 2024: Tutu good Ireland leads Scots a merry dance

In a dramatic Six Nations 2024 showdown, Ireland emerged victorious against a Scottish team which entered the Dublin Aviva Stadium dressed in ballerinas’ tutus instead of their sports kit.

Football Correspondent: Bernie Legg

Date 16th March 2024 – SIX NATIONS
Ireland 17 Scotland 13
Tries: Sheehan, PorterHT 7-6Try: Jones
Pen: Crowley Pens: Russell 2
Cons: Crowley 2 Cons: Russell

The unusual wardrobe malfunction was attributed to a logistical error, with Scotland’s sports kit accidentally left behind in their homeland. In a desperate attempt to comply with regulations, the players were forced to don the only available attire – the tutus of a local ballet troupe.

Six Nations 2024 drama

Despite the sartorial setback, and endless derisive abuse from the home fans, the Scottish players showed remarkable resilience, holding off wave after wave of Irish attacks with balletic grace. Dan Sheehan’s try, flanked by two Finn Russell penalties, gave Ireland a slim lead at halftime, but Scotland’s unconventional defence kept them in the game.

As the second half unfolded, Ireland’s frustration grew as their attempts to breach the Scottish defence were repeatedly thwarted. Tadhg Furlong and Robbie Henshaw both had tries disallowed, while Calvin Nash and Garry Ringrose were denied by handling errors and stout Scottish defending.

Nutcracker

Due in part to the tightness of their leotards, Scotland’s resistance was finally broken when Andrew Porter crashed over for Ireland’s second try. Despite a late surge from Scotland, including a try from Huw Jones, Ireland held on to secure the victory and retain their Six Nations 2024 title.

Amid the chaos and confusion of the match, the image of Scotland’s players in tutus will undoubtedly go down in rugby folklore. While their kit may have been humiliating, their spirited performance on the field showcased the resilience and determination of the Scottish team.

As the Six Nations 2024 draws to a close, Ireland can celebrate their hard-fought victory, while Scotland must regroup and reflect on a campaign that promised much but ultimately ended in disappointment – albeit with a touch of unexpected flair.

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Lowestoft’s Gull Wing Bridge renamed Gull Poo Bridge

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Lowestoft’s Gull Wing Bridge renamed Gull Poo Bridge
Lowestoft’s Gull Wing Bridge renamed Gull Poo Bridge

LAKE LOTHING, LOWESTOFT – In the latest twist to the ongoing saga of the construction of the new Gull Wing bridge in Lowestoft. Suffolk Council has announced further delays due to an unexpected issue: the color of the bridge.

Norfolk Reporter: Ian Bred

According to hard-hatted Chief Building Supervisor, Lorraine Fisher, 34, the bridge arrived in a shade of white that was not quite up to par with expectations.

“It looked nice on the brochure,” Fisher lamented, “but when we got it, it looked a bit too ‘seagull white.’ We were hoping for a more ‘bird poo white’ finish.”

Numerous setbacks

The Gull Wing bridge, touted as an iconic and important infrastructure project for Lowestoft. It was intended to be a much-needed addition to the town’s landscape. Designed to reduce traffic congestion, regenerate the area, and attract new investment to the local economy. The bridge has faced numerous setbacks since its inception.

Originally scheduled to open in 2024, the project has been plagued by delays, ranging from funding issues to construction challenges. However, the latest setback involving the colour of the bridge has left many rubbing their foreheads in frustration.

“It’s absurd,” remarked local resident Peter Johnson, 45. “We’ve been waiting for this bridge for years, and now it’s being held up because of the colour? Who cares what colour it is? They want it bird poo white? It will be bird poo white by the time they finish it, ffs.”

Gull Wing Bridge opening

As construction crews scramble to find a solution to the colour conundrum. Residents are left to wonder when, if ever, the Gull Wing Bridge will finally become a reality. In the meantime, traffic congestion continues to be a headache for commuters, and hopes for a brighter, whiter future for Lowestoft remain on hold.

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Neolithic ‘Barbie & Ken’ dolls dug up in Essex field

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Neolithic ‘Barbie & Ken’ dolls dug up in Essex field
Neolithic ‘Barbie & Ken’ dolls dug up in Essex field
Neolithic ‘Barbie & Ken’ dolls dug up in Essex field

ILFORD, ESSEX –  A team of archaeologists in Ilford, Essex, has unearthed 3,000-year-old stone figures of Barbie & Ken. Depicting ancient Suffolk hut-dwellers who embarked on an unexpected journey far beyond their county borders.

Angling Correspondent: Courtney Pike

The figures, standing approximately 25cm in height, portray a male and female (Barbie & Ken) with explicit anatomical details. Shedding light on the bizarre sex parts of Middle Neolithic Suffolk.

The stone artefacts suggest that the intrepid Suffolk villagers ventured further afield than was previously thought. Reaching what is now the border between Essex and East London. Archaeologists are abuzz with the revelation that the ancient inhabitants were not merely confined to their Suffolk abodes but embraced a spirit of exploration.

I’m a Barbie girl, in a Middle Neolithic world

Curiously, the figures depict the Suffolk explorers in a state of undress. Their genitals boldly exposed—a detail that has sparked lively debates among historians. Some speculate the figurines are early religious icons symbolizing their tribe’s deference to their gods. While others say they look more like early Barbie & Ken dolls.

Barbie & Ken mystery

The mystery deepens as to why these ancient Suffolk pioneers, having ventured into the borderlands of Essex and East London. Failed to bring back any advanced technology or knowledge to their home village.

Historians are scratching their heads, wondering if perhaps the allure of Ilford’s ancient wonders was outweighed by the reluctance to share newfound sophistication with their savage Suffolk brethren.

Tits and arses

Some commentators are seizing upon this ancient oversight as an explanation. For what many people regard as the retardation of people of modern-day Suffolk. The notion that the failure to bring back advanced technology millennia ago somehow reflects on present-day Suffolk residents has sparked outrage among locals. Who argue that they would rather be seen as backwards Suffolk country folk, than egotistical Essex chavs.

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Sainsbury’s bananas for ‘experienced’ shoppers only

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Sainsbury’s bananas for ‘experienced’ shoppers only
Sainsbury’s bananas for ‘experienced’ shoppers only
Sainsbury’s bananas for ‘experienced’ shoppers only

HEMLEY, SUFFOLK – Sainsbury’s Local, shoppers were taken aback to find “experienced bananas”. Being sold for a mere 25p per pound from a makeshift bargain bin shopping trolley.

Farming Correspondent (intern): Ivor Traktor

While the discounted fruit sparked a mad scramble among regular customers eager for a bargain. many couldn’t help but question the meaning behind the term “experienced.”

As shoppers pondered over the peculiar labelling, speculation ran rampant about what exactly constituted an “experienced” banana. Some customers jokingly suggested that the fruit had perhaps embarked on a journey of self-discovery. Even undergone rigorous training in the art of banana-ing.

However, the prevailing concern among shoppers was whether the term hinted at a more suggestive history for the bananas before they ended up on the supermarket shelf.

Monkey telephones

Some speculated that the bananas may have been moonlighting as props in exotic fruit-themed adult films. While others suggested they may have served as monkey telephones.

Despite the ambiguity surrounding their backstory, the allure of discounted bananas proved too tempting for bargain-hunting shoppers to resist. As they filled their baskets with the budget-friendly fruit. Whispers about the bananas’ historic expertise spread through the aisles, adding a touch of humour to the usually drab grocery shop.

In the end, whether the “experienced” bananas were seasoned travellers. Veteran performers, or simply overripe remnants subject to a clever marketing ploy remained a mystery as slippery and elusive as an experienced banana skin.

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Mourners flounder at Fishmonger’s funeral

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Mourners flounder at Fishmonger’s funeral
Mourners flounder at Fishmonger’s funeral
Mourners flounder at Fishmonger’s funeral

ST. ANDREWS CHAPEL, IPSWICH – The traffic enforcer boldly towed away the hearse, leaving mourners at the funeral with a final wail.

Norfolk Reporter: Ian Bred

The funeral of beloved Ipswich fishmonger, Terence Perkins, took an unexpected detour when the hearse meant to carry his coffin to the Ipswich City Cemetery was unceremoniously towed away due to a parking violation.

As funeral mourners gathered outside St. Andrews Chapel to bid farewell to the 102-year-old ex-purveyor of tuna, salmon and hake, they were met with the mournful sight of the hearse being hoisted onto a truck by unforgiving traffic enforcement officers.

With the hearse out of commission, the pallbearers found themselves at a loss for how to transport Perkins’ coffin to its final resting place. It was then that a friend of the deceased, known locally as “Mick the Milk,” came to the rescue with his trusty milk float.

Cod rest his soul

Eventually, amidst tears of sadness and relief, Perkins’ coffin was loaded onto the milk float. Hastily adorned with flowers, ribbons and a couple of sprigs of dill, for the impromptu funeral procession.

As the makeshift cortege slowly made its way through the sombre streets of Ipswich Town Centre, it drew puzzled stares and amused whispers from bewildered onlookers, some of them former customers of Perkins’ Fishmongers on the High Street.

Eel be missed

Despite the delay and unconventional mode of transport. Perkins, interred in an oak coffin lined with crushed ice, was finally laid to rest with the dignity, respect and seasoning befitting a man of his mongerly stature in the community.

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Suffolk Church flouts word of God

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Suffolk Church flouts word of God
Suffolk Church flouts word of God
Suffolk Church flouts word of God

FLOWTON, SUFFOLK – St. Luke’s church in the quaint Suffolk village of Flowton is publicising a devilish offer to its parishioners: “two free wanks” per month.

The eyebrow-raising proposition is purportedly aimed at male members of the community who have found themselves addicted to internet pornography.

While some regular churchgoers have been left incredulous by the suggestive offer, others view it as a genuine attempt to rescue those who have succumbed to the allure of free online porn.

Suffolk Church’s vicar, Reverend William Handy, defended the initiative, insisting that it was born out of a desire to provide support and guidance to individuals grappling with their cocks addiction.

Boobs, bums, and ballbags

However, not everyone is convinced of the Suffolk church’s noble intentions. Henrietta Pish, chair of the Bury St Edmunds chapter of the campaign group Residents Against Everything (RAGE), minced no words in her criticism of the scheme. “Boobs, bums, and ballbags. The vicar appears to have nothing but sex on the brain,” she remarked scathingly. “I think he should remember what is written in Thessalonians 4:4 ‘that each of you should learn to control your own body in a way that is holy and honourable.’ Really!”

Suffolk Church critics

The controversial offer has sparked heated debate both within and outside the church community, with opinions sharply divided on whether it represents a genuine attempt at intervention or a misguided foray into the realm of sexual liberation.

Only time will tell whether St. Luke’s will succeed in its mission to wean parishioners off their digital vices and devices or whether the initiative will ultimately be judged a load of old wank.

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