Scientists Unveil Energy Efficient Porno-Kettle

SCIENTISTS have invented a three-litre electric kettle with limescale filter, single-cup facility and an eight-inch LCD screen showing boiling-hot Amsterdam horse action.

In a bid to reduce the CO2 emissions created by internet searches, boffins at the Institute for Studies have combined the key functions of Google and the domestic kettle to produce the Pornocup 2000.

Researchers have estimated their new product can generate up to 14 litres of boiling water and show the moist conclusion of a five-way Belgian nun-cluster, using just one-fifth the electricity of a standard kettle and laptop computer.

Research director Henry Brubaker said: "The Pornucup will alter the way society indulges in a listless malaise of half-focussed self abuse.

"Environmentally-conscious onanists can now combine their two favourite pastimes – drinking endless cups of tea and wanking like a death row inmate with a copy of Nuts – while saving the Earth."

But safety experts have warned the Pornucup could be a recipe for hot disaster.

Tom Logan, professor of pornography accidents at Reading University, said: "The risks will be familiar to anyone who has stumbled around their bedroom in a post-tumescent haze looking for a tube sock.

"Imagine a scenario where someone tries to freeze-frame the money shot and ends up pouring a pint of liquid steam all over their clackers."

Brubaker said there were several applications for the new technology including a four slice toaster with built-in idiotic conspiracies and a bread maker with endless opinions about Celebrity Big Brother.

Brown To Host Vote-Buying Summit

GORDON Brown is today hosting a high-level summit to discuss radical new measures aimed at helping him keep his job.

Labour sources say the initiative will not only stave off unemployment for the prime minister but help him realise his lifelong ambition of ensuring that everyone in Britain, in one way or another, is working for the government.

The measures include giving £2500 to companies for every new person they employ to sit around all day doing nothing because no-one is buying anything anyway.

A Downing Street spokesman said: "It is far better to have someone sitting in an office playing Scrabulous than sitting at home playing Scrabulous until the banks decide to start lending again."

He added: "The problem is that once a person loses a job they can easily be trapped in a long term spiral of thinking it's all our fault.

"Unless we invest this money now we risk losing the gratitude that will make the Labour Party stronger and more competitive."

A spokesman for the Confederation of British Industry said: "The £2500 is very welcome, although we are a bit puzzled as to where the remaining £18,000 is going to come from.

"Hopefully we can use the money to train these new workers and then sell them to the highest bidder in the street markets of Abu Dhabi."

Meanwhile Tory leader David Cameron said something about debt before completely missing the point.