Ethically non-monogamous man eerily similar to shagabout horndog

AN ‘ethically non-monogamous’ man bears an uncanny similarity to a horndog who sleeps around for the fun of it, it has emerged.

Jordan Gardner uses a fancy term to describe his open relationship setup, which to the layman is identical to that of a promiscuous Casanova with numerous sexual conquests on the go at the same time.

Gardner said: “Being ENM is totally different to having a string of casual hookups. Mainly because I have a primary partner who pretends to be cool about me shagging someone else every other night.

“I’ll even regale her with the sordid details of my erotic antics the next day. She hides her bitter envy really well and we have a laugh about it. I’m surprised more couples don’t do the same. There are literally no downsides.

“Meanwhile people who shag around are enjoying their sexual freedom and not jeopardising their relationship with someone else. Which is debauched and immoral. I’m just not that kind of guy.”

Horndog Wayne Hayes said: “It’s like Pepsi vs Coke, most people can’t tell the difference. The trick is to look for someone who doesn’t fancy their partner that much but wants a regular shag.

“Also a lot of ENM people suddenly become monogamous when they meet someone hotter. A horndog would already be shagging someone they met at a bus stop.”

Man who thought he could buy dinner at local corner shop being proved very wrong

A MAN who popped into his local corner shop looking for fresh, nutritious food is realising what a f**king stupid idea it was.

Jack Browne needed something for dinner and was convinced the Nisa Local near his house would have an excellent selection of produce that was not just cheap booze and tins of marrowfat peas way past their sell-by date.

Browne said: “It says ‘groceries’ on the window outside, so I didn’t think it was outlandish to imagine I’d be able to buy a nice loaf of bread, a few vegetables and a drinkable bottle of wine. How wrong I was.

“Is it possible to make an edible meal out of Super Noodles, two litres of White Lightning and a jar of jam? Because that’s all I’ve got to work with here.

“I suppose I could add some Nik Naks to spaghetti hoops to make spicy pasta. I’m sure they eat it in Italy all the time.

“For dessert I could potentially do something with 700 penny sweets and a cake that looks like it’s made of plastic. Ooh, look! Evaporated milk. I thought that died out around the same time as my grandma.

“Also, why is everything so expensive? I might as well go to Waitrose. I won’t though. I’ll buy a six-pack of Grolsch and have that for my tea instead.”