The boy who self-identifies as a dog ate my homework, sir
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‘The boy who self-identifies as a dog ate my homework, sir.’
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‘The boy who self-identifies as a dog ate my homework, sir.’
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‘Relax. Nowadays it’s all done by AI.’
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‘It’s all right – this one takes cash.’
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‘My new man is a good kisser but he’s no Dalai Lama.’
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‘Poor old Tantalus. They’ve gone and moved his retirement age back again.’
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‘I nicked his expensive watch so now he can feel like a man of the people.’
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‘I wanted to join the police but I didn’t have a criminal record.’
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‘Jeremy’s so clever – for a party piece he names all 73 genders.’
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‘On the other hand, the threat of nuclear war means I’m less worried about climate change.’
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‘We’d like to be levelled all the way up to Nadhim Zahawi.’
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‘I think you’ll find that you have to marry us because today I’m self-identifying as female.’
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Good cop bad cops
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‘Do you think Prince Harry will ever go away, or do we just have to learn to live with him?’