Driving a milk float makes you impotent: A man who knows nothing about electric cars answers your questions

PROPER cars will be illegal from 2030, and men will be forced to drive electric vehicles that shrink their genitalia. Here Nathan Muir answers your questions about how wrong this is. 

What’s wrong with electric cars? 

Everything. They don’t make a noise so accidents will be up by 2,500 per cent. They run out of charge all the time, blocking roads and sending women knocking on your door asking to plug their car in. And they inhibit blood flow to the male organ, obviously. 

Will petrol cars be illegal after 2030? 

Course. So what’s going to happen is that millions of proud motorists will become criminals overnight and form marauding gangs terrorising Britain for petrol, which will be worth more than gold, and murdering innocents and that. They won’t have a choice. They’ll have been forced into it. 

Aren’t electric cars better for the environment? 

No. They’re powered by the same stuff but turned into electricity so it has to go down wires to get to them, which is inefficient. Also you can’t open a window without running the battery down. If you play a CD while you’re driving you won’t be able to go above 40mph. 

What about Teslas? 

I mean they’re alright. Will Smith drives one. But if anything goes wrong, you can’t fix it. It’s a computer. You turn it off and on again, and when that doesn’t work you call IT and you’re on hold for 40 minutes. Imagine you need to go to work, and you get in and it’s updating the software for three hours. Call that the future? I don’t. 

Why is the world shifting to electric cars? 

New World Order mate. They track wherever you go, they know what you’re doing, if you spend a weekend burning up on the open road –  no-one around, perfectly safe – you’ll get an email Monday morning telling you the Highways Agency’s being informed. Big Brother. 

Have you ever driven a electric car? 

Me personally? Don’t need to, I read Clarkson in the Sunday Times. They’ve got no soul he says. Like driving a fridge. Also I knew a bloke had one, company director at my old place, six months in he’s getting divorced. Well you know why. Tesla droop. It’s the electromagnetic fields interfering with cock function. 

Adult woman who still gets spots asking what the point of growing up was

A WOMAN is asking herself what the point of becoming an adult was if she still has to put up with disfiguring spots like she did as a teenager.

Lucy Parry, 40, imagined she would grow out of it the moment she reached 20 and is dismayed to still be growing pus-filled pimples two decades later.

Parry said: “It was clear to me that growing up would be rubbish, what with having to do a tedious job five days a week to pay for incredibly boring things like work clothes and gas.

“What kept me going was the fact that by getting older I’d stop waking up every other day with a massive, greasy spot on my face. 

“I’ve been through all the tedium of getting on the property ladder, and the even worse tedium of setting up a pension, and I still get the disgusting yellow ones.  

“Nature has definitely not kept up its side of the bargain as I spend just as long popping zits on the mirror as I did when I was 15. 

“And to add insult to injury, now I have to clean the mirror myself.”