Grandparents delicately ask newlywed granddaughter if she is riding him bareback

AN elderly couple have asked their granddaughter whether she and her husband are f**king bareback in order to produce great-grandchildren. 

Though they do not wish to pry, Margaret and Bob Gerving felt it was important to ask out loud whether Lauren Hewitt is foregoing contraception and letting their new grandson-in-law come inside her.

Margaret said: “There’s nothing inappropriate about asking if we can expect the pitter-patter of tiny feet any time soon, and whether they’re taking the necessary steps to make that happen. 

“Lauren is getting on, after all. They say fertility plummets after 35 and she’s 29 already. It’s best if he starts going in unsheathed now so that they have plenty of time to have as many as they want.

“I told her so while we were having tea. That and to stay lying down until her husband’s ejaculate has done its work.”

However Lauren said: “Hearing my grandad use the terms ‘rubber johnny’ and ‘emissions’ honestly made me want to vomit, but I couldn’t go and be sick in case they interpreted it as morning sickness.

“It’s definitely had the opposite of the desired effect, because I haven’t been able to have sex since. I think we might skip children altogether and just get loads of cats.”

Man on the dole way ahead of AI

AN unemployed man is way ahead of warnings that AI will end traditional paid work, he feels.

Jobcentre Plus regular Joseph Turner is unfazed by the possibility of AI making humans obsolete because he has already got used to feeling useless and being bankrolled by the state

He said: “I thought AI was supposed to be really advanced and futuristic like that maid from The Jetsons, but actually all that’s happened is I haven’t had a job in years. Keep up, boffins.

“What’s next? Are they going to invent a robot that can lie in until midday and knows how to wring the most out of Jobseeker’s Allowance? I’ve already been there and done that too.

“It’s funny, I always thought I was a failure and a burden to society, but it turns out I was a pioneer all along, like those Silicon Valley types. Only without the millions to show for it.

“If anything I feel sorry for all those schmucks who studied really hard and worked overtime to carve out careers. Bit of a wasted effort, wasn’t it?”

Friend Wayne Hayes said: “I don’t think AI will ever replace someone like Joe in the workplace. Mainly because it’ll show up on time and do a decent job.”