“There
was something not quite right about that funeral yesterday.”
“How do you mean?”
“The head was wearing a mask!”
“Not an iron mask?”
“No of course not, it was a leather mask.”
“How queer!”
“You’ve heard the rumour of course.”
“What rumour?”
“Well they do say Rover attacked Number 6 in the night, and it was Number 6 we buried yesterday.”
“That can’t be right, I only saw him this morning large as life. Perhaps you buried his brother.”
“He hasn’t got a brother.”
“A look-a-like then.”
“Or perhaps it’s Number 6’s look-a-like who now lives in 6 Private!”
“Oh, perhaps that’s why Number 2 stopped that Curtis chap from leaving the village!”
“Looks like Number Two has pulled a bit of a flanker in order to save his skin!”
“And its not Number 6 now alive and well!”
“No, he’s lying in the cemetery wearing an iron mask!”
“Leather mask.”
“Same difference.”
“I think we’ve got time at the café for a cup of tea.”
“And a teacake.”
“Alright, and a teacake.”
“Whose turn is it to pay?”
“Yours!”
“How do you mean?”
“The head was wearing a mask!”
“Not an iron mask?”
“No of course not, it was a leather mask.”
“How queer!”
“You’ve heard the rumour of course.”
“What rumour?”
“Well they do say Rover attacked Number 6 in the night, and it was Number 6 we buried yesterday.”
“That can’t be right, I only saw him this morning large as life. Perhaps you buried his brother.”
“He hasn’t got a brother.”
“A look-a-like then.”
“Or perhaps it’s Number 6’s look-a-like who now lives in 6 Private!”
“Oh, perhaps that’s why Number 2 stopped that Curtis chap from leaving the village!”
“Looks like Number Two has pulled a bit of a flanker in order to save his skin!”
“And its not Number 6 now alive and well!”
“No, he’s lying in the cemetery wearing an iron mask!”
“Leather mask.”
“Same difference.”
“I think we’ve got time at the café for a cup of tea.”
“And a teacake.”
“Alright, and a teacake.”
“Whose turn is it to pay?”
“Yours!”
Be seeing you
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