BBC confirms next Question Time to come from Angryborough in South Bigotshire

THE next episode of topical panel show Question Time will be broadcast from Angryborough in the county of South Bigotshire.

The BBC believes the location will ensure a bear pit of shouty, reactionary Brexit obsessives that viewers have come to demand.

Producer Eleanor Shaw said: “Angryborough is perfect for Question Time. The inhabitants once hanged an Alsatian for being German. That was during the summer.

“As usual we’ve loaded the panel with noisy Brexit idiots including Nigel Farage, Julia Hartley-Brewer and Isabel Oakeshott, so the atmosphere should quickly turn toxic with a real danger of a ‘gammon riot’.

“This week’s sacrificial Remainer is Eddie Izzard who’s a bit weird-looking too, so we’ve got the police on standby in case the audience tries to drag him away to an isolated barn.”

Angryborough resident Roy Hobbs said: “I’m really interested to hear what the panel’s got to say and drown them out by screaming ‘Let’s just get out NOW!’ while turning purple.

“My wife’s going to ask an ill-informed question about black people and crime that would be extremely racist if it wasn’t so poorly worded no one can understand it.”

Are you the champion of productivity, or have you replied to one email?

YOU’RE tapping away on your keyboard furiously before leaning back, hands behind head, with a self-satisfied smirk. 

But are you the productivity champion of your office or have you simply sent one, single email? Take our quiz:

When did you last send an email? 

A) A few minutes ago. Oh no, hang on, I just replied to one on my phone. About 50 seconds ago.
B) This morning. 11am. Three different recepients and an attachment. I know. Impressive.

How much of your To Do list did you cross off? 

A) Everything. The secret is to break it down into achievable jobs then you don’t spend hours on one entry, then keep plugging away until it’s clear and you can go home.
B) Item one: send email. Blam. Crossed the motherfucker off. I can’t remember the other items. Probably weren’t important.

Are you pleased with what you achieved today? 

A) I’m well into December’s work while simultaneously covering for a colleague who’s long-term sick, but it’s never enough, is it? I could always have done more.
B) Yeah. I mean did I not say about the email?

ANSWERS

Mostly As – You are the unquestioned supreme monarch of the kingdom of productivity. Others should learn from your example but won’t, because it seems like hard work.

Mostly Bs – You have taken this test to avoid doing any actual work. Still you did send that email, so you deserve a break.