Man who came first at threesome wondering how to politely fill the time

A MAN who was first to ejaculate during a threesome struggled to occupy himself profitably thereafter, he has admitted.

Oliver O’Connor enjoyed a three-way romp with Tom Logan and Lauren Hewitt but ended the erotic adventure by wondering if it would be rude to pop downstairs and make some toast.

He said: “On reflection, I should’ve pre-emptively put a bowl of crisps next to the bed as it was obvious I’d get peckish after.

“It’s just a bit awkward. You can watch, but it all seems a bit silly post-orgasm and even intrusive. I considered meddling with her tits a bit while shouting encouragement but I think they’d have been able to tell my heart wasn’t in it.

“I couldn’t go on my phone while they were still hard at it so I tidied up all the wine bottles and sex toys. It’s nice to take that burden off Lauren, isn’t it? Courteous. Makes up for spaffing all over her face earlier.

“Eventually I wandered over to the armchair and sat there naked, pretending to be absorbed like you do when watching a football match you’re not invested in. I don’t think they noticed.”

Lauren Hewitt said: “Nothing worse than when a man is riding you bareback and your roommate is sitting there clearly thinking about hummus.”

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Wedding planner earns two grand for giving couple same wedding as everyone else

AN OPPORTUNISTIC wedding planner is earning up to £2,400 per wedding for providing couples with a bespoke day identical to every other one. 

After spending years observing the slick, characterless weddings of all her friends, Susan Traherne ditched her job in marketing for a well-paid position as an unnecessary middleman for lowest common denominator events instead.

She said: “I’ve tried offering them a unique individual experience. By and large they were disappointed.

“So when clients say they don’t want candles in jam jars or a large Mr & Mrs sign in gold curly handwriting, I show them photos of every other wedding I’ve done and that changes their minds.

“If they start getting ideas I say ‘we need to be realistic about budgets’ and that shuts them up. What guests want is everything they’ve come to expect, from balloon arch to sweet cart, and if they need an out-there surprise how about a dog as a ring bearer?

“Anything more original than a photo booth takes up valuable space where the post-dance picnic benches go to distract everyone from it being a Bracknell Travelodge function room. I tell them just to play it safe. That’s what I’m paid for.”

Bride Lucy Parry said: “I wanted everything to look really boring so I received all the attention. The planner’s eye for beige made everything go off perfectly.”