Six pricks who'll jump the queue to see the Pope lying in state

NOTHING brings out the world’s pushy knobheads like a lying-in-state, so expect to see these monsters make a mockery of open casket mourning at the Basilica: 

Prince William

It would be absurd to expect the first in line to the throne to line up with the rest of the mourning shitmunchers. He has to be in and out in a tight fifteen before jetting back to support Kate in her latest photo opportunity. Which is a shame, because he’s excited to finally experience a lying-in-state as an outsider for once.

Katy Perry

If her astronautics are anything to go by, expect Katy Perry and a girlboss squad to shove past the pious for selfies holding daisies in front of the Pope’s corpse. While cringeworthy, this will later be argued to be a brave f**k you to the patriarchal institutions of Catholicism.

President Trump

Jumping the queue is the least-awful outcome. There’s a real risk Trump will criticise the Vatican’s ornate decor for not being gaudy enough, call all Catholics losers then try to aggressively shake the Pope’s hand. None of which would even spark much outrage because this behaviour tracks with current expectations.

Holly Willoughby

Losing the Pope wouldn’t be complete without seasoned queue jumper Holly defending her title. Sadly, though Philip Schofield feels a real affinity with the priesthood, he’ll sit this one out and leave her to skip the line solo. And when she’s exposed she will ask ‘Firstly, are you okay?’

Andrew Tate

The Top G doesn’t queue with beta Catholic cucks. He’ll roar past them in a Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport that’ll make all the nuns in attendance wet, give Christ’s vicar on Earth a brief salute then do a full set of lifts and reps right up there on the Papal Altar. Millions of impressionable young men will yearn to follow his example.

Bonnie Blue

OnlyFans star Bonnie Blue is used to being at the end of a long line of sclerotic men, so she’ll gleefully stroll past the crowds out of habit. Which will only result in the queue getting exponentially longer as men fly in from all around the world to pay their respects. Because she gives, and gives, and is so very humble.

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Does your special, special child need extra exam time? Of course they f**king do: a quiz

IS your child so much more special than the others they need extra time to do their exams? Could there be any doubt? Give yourself as long as you need for these questions: 

Does my child underperform academically, even though they’re better? 

A) Yes, and I believe that can be fixed by giving him an extra hour in his History GCSE. Because more time means more chance to express the knowledge I know is in there.
B) Yes, and I believe that an extra hour in exams will signal to the teachers I am a parent not to be f**ked with and they should revise marking accordingly.

Would any failed GCSEs, or lower than expected grades, be the school’s fault? 

A) Obviously. They did not recognise my daughter’s potential and called us in for Snapchat bullying incidents that were the victim’s fault. An extra two hours is adequate recompense.
B) Certainly. Not hiring teachers my son vibed with, leading to thrown tables and non-attendance, was negligent and I stand ready to instruct solicitors.

Are you asking for nothing more than a level playing field? 

A) Fairness is all I want, and when my son finds it so much harder than his peers to recall the right answers how is it fair to treat him the same? He needs six hours and ChatGPT.
B) No. I am explicitly asking for a playing field sloped in my child’s favour, because otherwise she’ll have to resit maths and she is stroppy enough as it is.

Are you paying for private school? 

A) Yes, on the understanding that it means extra time in exams. 42 per cent of them get it. Count me in.
B) Yes, because otherwise my son wouldn’t get the academic results his parents’ income deserves. Why else would I pay £18,000 a year for something I can get free?

ANSWERS

Mostly As: Congratulations! Your child needs extra time to complete exams and a special room in which to do them. Yes, they may wear noise-cancelling headphones.

Mostly Bs: Congratulations! Your child is deserving of all the extra time and accommodations they need, because the school needs good results as much as you do.