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N.B.C. is proud to present…

Hello good evening and welcome tonight’s program is called…

BADLY BEHAVED MEN!

We will be looking at stag nights and the effects on the people involved.

We examine a Mr N. Hudson and follow his drunk and debauched evening.

It all started around the area of Cherry Burton Park, East Yorkshire. Mr N. was to be married the following week and went out and about in the company of a Mr R and a Mr W.

He was said to have been seen in the fair city of Beverley drinking what can only be described as excessive quantities of alcohol. It is alleged that Mr. Hudson was so drunk he could barely walk.

The said Mr R. and Mr W. set about their despicable plan. Mr N. was placed in a car a happy man thinking he’d got away with any skullduggery. He was then set upon.

 They removed his shirt. He was said to have been forcibly held down while agricultural adhesive tape was wrapped around his hairy head. His arms were bound with the same tape from elbows to wrists. He was dragged to a car parked outside and dumped on the back seat. Mr N. reported that the villains were driving at high speed when the brakes were applied and he was thrown into the footwell.

He was removed from the car and taken by the lucid moonlight and was promptly dragged through various cow-pats depending on size, smell and texture. His trousers and underpants were removed; his feet were roped together and tied to a tree.

The afore mentioned tree was in a field full of sheep and was lit by the pearlescent light of the moon. Cans of baked beans were then opened and poured verily over Mr N. Hudson’s white and goose pimply flesh. The scoundrels then left the scene of the crime.

Mr Hudson was not as drunk as first thought. He decided to escape this lews and degrading scene.

IF THERE ARE ANY CHILDREN READING THIS UNDER NO SIRCUMSTANSES DO THIS!

Mr Hudson proceeded to chew his way through the highly toxic agricultural adhesive tape. He managed to remove it and every hair on his arms. He then untied his feet. He made a run for the gate, the tomato sauce causing his buttocks to glisten in the shimmering moonlight.

As he got to the gate he noticed the scoundrels had dropped his underpants. The relief of being able to put his under grots on was a great comfort.

He climbed over the gate and headed for the next village some 2 miles away. On entering the village he was spotted by a Mrs Spink. Seeing he was covered in a red liquid substance and excrement she promptly called the proper authorities.

A police spokesman said tonight "we have arrested Mr N. for indecent exposure due to the fact he dropped his keks in front of us and as the baked beans spilled out of his underpants he said, 'what do you make of that lads'. It was too revolting for words and further action was taken."

Mr Hudson is sat quietly in the corner of a cell at this moment sipping a pint of water. To keep him quiet we put him in with Mr Big; he is said to be paralysed with fear.

Thank you very much, goodnight.

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