Seven household objects I have f**ked while under house arrest. By Andrew Tate

MY pick-up techniques are foolproof, but it’s hard to meet women when you’re under house arrest. Undeterred, here are seven inanimate objects I’ve shagged recently.

The sofa 

I used my technique of breaking down a woman’s confidence to make it easier to get her into bed. ‘You’re a horrible shade of beige,’ I told the sofa, ‘I knew I should have got the red one.’ Once I’d asserted my dominance she was was putty in my hands and I slid my penis between the cushions and pumped away until I came. Another impressive sexual conquest for the ‘Top G’. 

The kitchen bin

It’s harder having sex with a bin than you might think, but luckily it was almost full and I managed to get enough friction off old teabags and yoghurt pots. Afterwards I didn’t want a bin hanging around cramping my alpha male gangsta style, so I told it to get its stuff and f**k off. It didn’t move and I had to physically carry it outside. Typical woman – no self-respect and way too clingy.

The kettle 

I told my 1.5 litre Bosch kettle it was gagging for it, like all bitches. It caved immediately and I f**ked it there and then in the spout. I only wish I’d emptied it afterwards, because when I made a cup of tea later I got a mouthful of my own spunk and I’m worried I might be gay now.

The toaster

I told the toaster if it wanted a drink it could buy its own, because I’m not pussy-whipped like most modern men. I could tell it was impressed and soon I was putting my penis in one of its slots. Unfortunately in my excitement I depressed the lever, causing the bread flaps to grip my knob tightly while the filaments quickly got red hot. Luckily I managed to withdraw with only minor burns and agonising blisters.

The washing machine

Even a top pick-up artist like me sometimes meets a woman who’s a challenge, and that was definitely the case with the Electrolux. I was using all my best seduction techniques – belittling her, invading her personal space, blowing cigar smoke on her – but she wouldn’t let me open her door until she’d finished her spin cycle. Was it worth it? Was it f**k. Now half my shirts have got jizz on them and need washing again.

A draft excluder

It wouldn’t occur to most men to have sex with a draft excluder, but they’re cucks. Luckily it was one of those in the shape of a snake with googly eyes and a felt tongue, so once I’d made a mouth with a pair of scissors it was practically like getting a real blowjob. I mean, yeah, I’d got a novelty snake on my cock, but it was definitely a more responsive lover than the radiator.

The juicer

I told her straight off I’m not the kind of guy to waste his time listening to women’s shit. She seemed get the message and we started going at it. Safe sex is for pussies, so I put my penis in her fruit and vegetable tube while she was still plugged in. I realise now that was a mistake. The doctors said they’ll probably be able to reattach the tip of my penis, but as far as I’m concerned it just proves what I’ve always said – never trust a woman.

Storm Lilian hitting areas with poor GSCE results

STORM Lilian is bringing gales and heavy rain to areas that have underperformed in their GCSEs, meteorologists have confirmed.

Northern England is dealing with gusts of up to 75mph and as much as 30mm of rain as a direct result of 16-year-olds in the area failing exams and letting the nation down.

Weather reporter Lucy Parry said: “It’s rare to have a storm in August, but then they should have tried harder.

“Is this storm going to trouble London? The Cotswolds? Bristol? No. Did more than 69 per cent of pupils there achieve grades 4 and above? Yes. Draw your own conclusions.

“Claims that the bad weather so endemic to the North has adversely affected grades are nonsense. If anything the ceaseless drizzle should encourage them to stay in and revise rather than eating pies on cobbled streets.

“If teenagers in locations like Bolton and Hull had put the effort in they’d be out in the parks. Their peers in London, who got fantastic grades, are all playing a lovely game of frisbee right now. After which they’ll head home and begin preparing for A-levels.”

Jim Bates of Doncaster said: “Aye, we’ve let us selves down. Fair dos the ginnel’s flooded.”