Man slicks back hair, checks breath, drops trousers and sends dick pic

A MAN has checked that his appearance and personal hygiene are up to scratch before sending an unsolicited photo of his genitals to a woman, it has emerged.

Nervous that the picture of his poorly lit, flaccid penis will not be well received by a woman he has just started talking to on a dating app, Stephen Malley anxiously cleared his throat and checked his appearance before proceeding.

He said: “Approaching a woman is nerve-wracking, but I just need to remember that the worst thing she can do is say no. Or screenshot the photo of my knob and send it to my boss.

“Hopefully I’ll stand out from the crowd by hastily straightening myself out. All those other guys who’ve sent a dick pic her way will look like dishevelled creeps, whereas I’ll win her over with five-seconds worth of prep.”

Winking and firing finger guns at his reflection in the mirror as a final bit of encouragement, Malley added: “Go get ‘em, tiger. The bar is so low for men that a surprise picture of your penis surrounded by a mane of unruly pubes won’t even be that bad.”

Dick pic recipient Eleanor Shaw said: “At least he didn’t use a cheesy chat-up line. I think I can hear wedding bells.”

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Adult bellend still says 'on a school night'

A GROWN man thinks it is cute for him to refer to weekday evening as ‘school nights’, it has emerged.

Jack Browne, aged 37, uses the phrase to imply he is doing something rebellious, even though it is usually drinking two cans of lager and staying up until midnight.

Browne’s girlfriend Lucy Phipps said: “Jack says it when he thinks he’s doing something cheeky or edgy, and has somehow failed to understand that it just sounds twee as f**k.

“It was possibly funny when he said it as a student, given that his school days were still fairly fresh, but now he has a mortgage and a noticeable paunch, it’s mainly coming over as a bit creepy.

“He has also been known to unironically say ‘amazeballs’ and ‘awesomeness’, despite the fact that it’s not 2009 and he’s not a teenage girl. Sometimes he makes me cringe so hard I think I’m going to squeeze a kidney out of my arsehole.

“I know I should probably leave him, but we’ve been together for 11 years. Our relationship is the sunk cost fallacy in action.”

Jack Browne said: “What has Lucy been saying about me? That I talk like my brain hasn’t developed past that of a 21-year-old imbecile? Nah, mate, that’s just top bantz.”