And now I have joining me in the studio a true Yorkshire man called Robert Aske. “Robert what would you like to say to our listeners”. “Well, David…””I’m going to have to stop you there because my producer has just told me that you have only got three seconds to say what you have got to say.” “ Join me.” “Times up I’m afraid because Robert you are the weakest link, goodbye.
And now we’ve got an update on the fluffy kitten story.
The kitten is to be executed as the ball of string belonged to King Henry’s 2nd cousin and the ball of string was destroyed. In my opinion hanging is too good for murderous kittens like that.
We return to the story of rebellions. Apparently 30,000 people have joined Yorkshireman Robert Aske. This, in my opinion, shows how gullible people can become, as I and everybody else knows that King Henry is a wonderful king.
Now we are going back to the prison where the fluffy kitten is to be executed”.
“Thank you David. I am here at Dung Bells Prison and I am about to speak to the Murderous kitten herself!!!!
Hello little kitten what would you like to say for yourself.” “ Meeeooowww.
More news just in. Robert Aske has started a ‘peaceful’ demonstration – a pilgrimage. It has spread down to York where I have heard that Lord Darcy has given up York Castle and apparently he did not require much persuasion. Then we heard that the new head of the church, my boss the good King Henry, has sent 7,000 men up here to join battle with the rebels. My guess is that he has sent only 7,000 men because he did not know how many rebels he would be fighting due to uncertainty regarding Lord Darcy’s loyalties.
Now we have an interview with the Kings 2nd cousin who just so happens to be getting a lot of publicity since the despicable demise of her ball of string”. I’m so upset because…. oh I can’t go on” “ Thank you Mrs Jones you have my sympathy.
On a lighter note King Henry, against his better nature, has given in to the protesters. So as I said before there will be no more tax rises.
And now we are going to the same prison where the fluffy kitten was executed to witness the execution of the fluffy kitten’s owner. Now who’s that? Is it the King? It is, what is he doing here? Oh its alright listeners, they are not going to kill the King, they are here to kill the 200 pilgrims that’s all. Oh and look there is Lord Darcy. So listeners the King prevails yet again. Three cheers for the King.
By Andrew Buchanan
