Christmas gift ideas for the twat in your life

GIFT suggestions for that hard-to-buy-for person you cannot abide.

Everyone has at least one twat they need to buy a Christmas present for. It could be a colleague, a distant relative or perhaps your spouse.

Twats have strange taste, are notoriously picky and will be quick to openly mock a ‘wrong’ gift. Here’s how to win their approval:

Professor Twatticus’s Grammar Rules for Cleverness Experts book

There is nothing a twat likes more than a grammar pedant book, especially if it is ‘written’ by a fictional Oxbridge tutor who (or should that be whom?) appears pictured on the back cover with a mortarboard and tiny, mean eyes. Find it in the ‘twat books’ section at Waterstone’s.

A bag of Ralph Lauren Polo badges to sew onto things

Your chosen twat can make everything ‘designer’ with a bagful of tiny horse logos to sew onto everything from cushions to pets.

Bottle of aftershave with picture of a boat on it

Contains real monkey sex hormones.

How to Get People to Do Things They Do Not Want to Do business book

For that post-Christmas lull, a host of bullying and mind control techniques from billionaires who have poisoned entire continents.

Sexy calendar with thingy off the dancing on the telly

Twelve big glossy pictures of ‘that blonde sort off the dancing who’s proper filth’.

The Death of Top Gear coffin-shaped DVD box set

They can watch the final sesries then bury it in the garden like a beloved pet, in a special ceremony vowing revenge on political correctness.

Cameron encourages private sector to bomb Syria

THE prime minister has announced financial incentives for any UK business which commits to airstrikes in Syria. 

Tax breaks and development funding have been made available, with Tesco, United Biscuits and River Island all considering making bombing runs before Christmas. 

Cameron continued: “State interference, whether in the housing market or against ISIS, is never a good idea. 

“But the private sector doesn’t have to worry about votes in the Commons, violating international law or being on the receiving end of one of Putin’s hard stares.”

The first strikes on Palmyra will take place later today, with Sainsbury’s dropping cluster bombs and the Christmas edition of their magazine with recipes for freezer-friendly puddings. 

Unemployed Stephen Malley said: “I have to sign up for Specsavers’ low-level bombing runs, targeting military sites and key infrastructure, or my benefits will be sanctioned. 

“I don’t even get a free pair of glasses.”