Do you think the journalist deliberately used the phrase: 'after a marathon effort he found the only remaining public phone'. It's not Marathon it's Snickers!
He could've used my phone for free - if he allowed me to chomp on his chocolate covered nuts. (Oh dear, doesn't quite work when a woman takes over the double-entendre attempt).
Full marks to the reporter for the following, "but after a marathon effort..."
ReplyDeleteGenius. Now where's Mr. T when you need him?
Do you think the journalist deliberately used the phrase: 'after a marathon effort he found the only remaining public phone'. It's not Marathon it's Snickers!
ReplyDeleteHe could've used my phone for free - if he allowed me to chomp on his chocolate covered nuts.
ReplyDelete(Oh dear, doesn't quite work when a woman takes over the double-entendre attempt).
Works for me!
ReplyDeleteActually... he does look a bit like Colin Firth, doesn't he?!
ReplyDeleteMaybe an uglier brother - like Simon Cowell's.
ReplyDeleteHe's holding out that chocolate bar like it's some kind of deadly weapon...
ReplyDelete"Watch out, he's packing fudge!"
>"Watch out, he's packing fudge!"
ReplyDeleteThanks. Made my day.