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IC-Games
7 Jun 2003, 11:02pm
Just found out about them ;)



Little Miss Jordan

LITTLE MISS JORDAN was a normal little girl with a bright smile and big blonde bunches.

Early one morning she decided she wanted to be a star.

But what could she do?

With no talent, Little Miss Jordan didn’t know where to start. She stood in front of the mirror, looking this way and that, wondering how she could be famous.

“How can I be bigger than everyone?” she asked her puzzled reflection.

Suddenly it dawned on her how she could stick out from the other normal girls. She could make her boobs bigger.

As the days and months passed, her boobs grew and grew and grew. Then one day they got so big, Little Miss Jordan fell flat on her face — and they popped!



Mr Asylum Seeker

MR ASYLUM SEEKER was asleep in his house, far far away.

He was having a dream about a magical land.

He dreamt of a country where he could get a free house, go to hospital for free and where his children would get a free education.

A place where he would not be turned away.

And the next morning, he got up, he yawned, he packed his suitcase and he hitched a lift — with all his friends.

He travels through Belgium but most of his friends are stopped and sent home. He doesn’t want to join them so he goes to Holland but he realises he can’t stay.

So on he travels to Britain, where he knows he can slip through a net with very big holes in it.



Mr Albanian Gangster

MR ALBANIAN GANGSTER didn’t like it in Albania so now he lives in Britain.

He hangs out with Mr Drug Dealer and Mr Asylum Seeker.

He often likes to do the same things as them.
But Mr Albanian Gangster has a kind side — he invited all of his friends’ sisters to stay.

He even gave them a job.

He put all his friends’ sisters in a house together and then invited lots of men to come and see them so they would never get lonely.

The men had such a good time they even paid Mr Albanian Gangster to visit the house.

Unfortunately the poor girls saw none of the money.

Mr Albanian Gangster pocketed the lot.


Mr Paedophile

MR PAEDOPHILE lived in a big house in a street with other big houses.

He said hello to his neighbours, mowed his lawn on Sundays and went to his responsible job every day. Boring.

But one day a car with a blue flashing light arrived at Mr Paedophile’s house and his neighbours found out Mr Paedophile wasn’t boring after all.

He liked films and photos and computers too.

One day he was taken away in a car with a blue flashing light and put in prison.

But before long Mr Paedophile had been let out and given a house next to a school — and his new neighbours knew nothing about his past.



Little Miss Supermodel

LITTLE MISS SUPERMODEL was the tallest girl in her school. Her legs were so long small girls could walk under her and she wouldn’t notice.

She wore an incy-wincy skirt which she wore so low it nearly fell off her teeny-weeny hips.

Everyone called her “beanpole” and “lanky”.

Then one day as she walked round the shops with small people scurrying under her long, long legs, someone stopped her.

Do you know what she was asked? She was asked if she had ever thought of being a model.

The next day she was on the catwalk, the day after that she was on the cover of Vogue and on the third day she was a supermodel.

All Little Misses want to be Little Miss Supermodel. But it is a hard life.

For poor Little Miss Supermodel is not allowed to eat very much.

She has a lettuce leaf for breakfast, a lettuce leaf for lunch and two lettuce leaves for dinner. Sometimes she gets so thin, she thinks she might snap.

Mr Yardie

MR YARDIE was a mystery. He didn’t get up in the morning like other people. Instead, he yawned and stretched and got up at night.

He stepped into his big car with blacked-out windows and never told anyone where he was going.

He called his friends his “gang” and talked to them on his mobile phone. His mobile looked like it was permanently attached to his ear.

He would talk and talk and talk. But he had a special language and you could only understand what he was saying if you were in his gang.

One night he went out at night with a big, big bag and never came back. Nobody knew where he had gone and nobody heard anything about him.

Then one day his mum received a postcard from Jamaica.



Mr Drug Dealer

MR DRUG DEALER had pots and pots of lovely money.

To all his friends and neighbours he seemed like the nicest man in the world.

But he wasn’t.

Mr Drug Dealer had lots of people who needed to see him, but no one who wanted to see him.

Mr Drug Dealer handed out free presents, so that people would want to see him more and more.

He made people happy for a second, and sad forever.

Mr Drug Dealer lives in a nice big house and has a nice big car.

But it’s funny, the people he gives free presents to don’t.

Souriat
7 Jun 2003, 11:12pm
Hehe :D

Necropolis
8 Jun 2003, 12:17am
The sad thing about all that is, its all true. :(

primesuspect
8 Jun 2003, 12:33am
Coaster said
Just found out about them ;)

Mr Albanian Gangster

MR ALBANIAN GANGSTER didn’t like it in Albania so now he lives in Britain.

He hangs out with Mr Drug Dealer and Mr Asylum Seeker.

He often likes to do the same things as them.
But Mr Albanian Gangster has a kind side — he invited all of his friends’ sisters to stay.

He even gave them a job.

He put all his friends’ sisters in a house together and then invited lots of men to come and see them so they would never get lonely.

The men had such a good time they even paid Mr Albanian Gangster to visit the house.

Unfortunately the poor girls saw none of the money.

Mr Albanian Gangster pocketed the lot.


Funny, there's quite a few Mr. Albanian Gangsters right around where I live, and even better, they hang out at the coffee shop that I go to! How fun!

Keano
8 Jun 2003, 4:33pm
Kinda reminds me of the estate up the road from me, far more Mr. Asylum Seekers and Mr. Drug Dealers though :(

far too many of these degrading types in this world.

Thrax
8 Jun 2003, 4:59pm
This must be a British thing...

WuGgaRoO
8 Jun 2003, 5:14pm
Thrax said
This must be a British thing...


i concur...

Keano
8 Jun 2003, 8:19pm
Indeed it does seem that way :(
I'm sure it's the same in other places but it seems more documented in UK.

Red Dawn
8 Jun 2003, 11:51pm
Indeed Thrax we're being over run by them. here a few yrs ago u might have seen maybe 1 or 2 begging on the streets now its like they turn up in bus loads, and i thought it was worse here i went down to the republic of ireland about a week ago and its got even more it seems.

A friend of mines brother works down in dublin, he's an intern or something so he's basically liveing off minimum wage, during his lunch break he walks down to the cafe down the road and sees asylum seekers with drink cartoons stuffed with more money than he earns in a day, he jokes about bringing a blanket to work and during his lunch sitting on the street to earn more cash - personally i wouldn't blame him

primesuspect
9 Jun 2003, 12:19am
Thrax said
This must be a British thing...

Hey Thrax, if you want to see lots and lots of Mr. Albanian Gangsters, simply go to Cafe DiMarquis off of washington, across from O'Tooles. Lots and lots of them there!

Thrax
9 Jun 2003, 2:10am
When I referred to it being a British thing, I mean the phrasing.

I really don't get it. Heh.

Maybe it's my youth.

IC-Games
9 Jun 2003, 3:35am
It could be Thrax, the Mr Men were first written by a British Author around 30 years ago.

jono
9 Jun 2003, 7:07pm
Greetings Coaster, a sign of the times I guess, instead of it being Great Britain," land of hope and glory" they should call it "land of free hand outs" Did you hear about the paper the government put out to 200,000 small business's to give Asylum seekers jobs.

This country needs a totally new style of ministers with a zero tolerance mentality. When you get a guy who steals cars and kills a 15 year old boy by mowing him down, then claims and gets £8,000 for whiplash injuries and the parents of the 15 year old gets £6,000 in compensation for the death of their son just makes my blood boil.

CyrixInstead
12 Jun 2003, 10:02am
Great! Wonderful! And so true...