Wanker who works in marketing disturbingly thinks you have similar jobs

A WANKER with his wanky job selling a whole lot of wank somehow thinks that his wankology bears some resemblance to your job. 

The shocking claim was made during a drunken chat on a weekend night out when Martin Bishop, who sold his soul years ago, said ‘We do pretty much the same thing, right?’

Bishop said: “Yeah, I get weird reactions when I say ‘my job’s the same as yours really’. Blood drains from their faces and they act like I’ve run over their dog. Which in fairness I’ve clipped a couple in the Audi.

“I spend my days tirelessly trying to connect with people, to identify what makes them tick, to get under their skin and find how to use this information to take their money. How is that truly different from being a civil servant or a paediatric surgeon?

“It’s a compliment because I earn shitloads, hence the Comme Des Garcons suit and Cartier watch, so when I say that we’re similar, I’m saying that they could be as rich as me if they pulled their heads out of their arses.

“I’ll be honest, I’m aware it’s a bit of a white lie. I know whatever it is other people do is not on the same plane as me. I weave dreams out of magic.”

Helen Archer said: “He thinks I’m like him. What if he’s right?”

Six BBC presenters it definitely isn't

AS speculation continues to rage as to the identity of the sex scandal BBC presenter, it definitively isn’t any of these: 

Muffin the Mule

BBC star Muffin ruled the airwaves between 1946 and 1955, a period where coincidentally the BBC was the only TV channel. Like Ross Kemp he later transferred to ITV for a seven-figure deal, but he, and close pal Peregrine the Penguin, are above suspicion because they are wooden puppets from another era.

Phillip Schofield

Former CBBC presenter Schofield is ironically off the hook for this particular offense after already losing all his jobs in television after being caught in an unrelated sexual involvement with a younger person last month. At home, watching the wild speculation on social media, he must be so relieved.

Ken Bruce

Shame on you. Shame on you for even considering it might be Ken, the nation’s chuckling uncle, even if he is involved with Stoke Mandeville hospital and that does have certain associations. But it’s outrageous that you’d even think it and goes to show how debased our public life has become. Anyway he moved to Greatest Hits Radio in April.

Lord Kenneth Clark

If it were revealed that the man who educated a whole nation on the history of art via his groundbreaking BBC2 series Civilisation were paying for explicit photographs, Britain would be in shock. Galleries would be looted and burned in a return to the Dark Ages caused by this breach of trust. However his alibi of dying in 1983 is ironclad.

Whoever’s on BBC News 24 right now

Turn on BBC News 24 and enjoy the sheer relief on the face of whichever presenter is currently reading out headlines about a suspended presenter who is, by definition, not him. Watch out for various other news presenters in the background making their presence and therefore their innocence plain.

King Charles III

A Christmas Day fixture, pulling 10.6 million viewers last year, King Charles is ergo a BBC presenter who’s not presenting anything currently so could have been suspended. But he cannot possibly be the disgraced gentleman in question because the whole media would come together as one to make sure nobody ever found out.