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The Dark Horse |
We have a rather unassuming gentle shy draughtsman that occasionally
visits to discuss new projects…
My boss seems to find the draughtsman a bit of a dullard
and makes determined efforts to rattle his cage to get a reaction.
My boss: “Hi Mark. Take a seat.” <Yawns loudly>
Mark the draughtsman: “Thanks.”
My boss: “Would you like a cup of tea?”
Mark the draughtsman: “No thanks, I’m ok.”
My boss: “Would you like a smack in the face?”
Mark the draughtsman: “Pardon?”
My boss: “Do you want a bag on your head?”
Mark the draughtsman: “No thanks.”
My boss: “Don’t you remember that – it’s a sketch from ‘Not
the Nine o’Clock News'. It was really funny. It was about a hi fi shop with Mel
Smith and Griff Rhys Jones. Have you heard of them? I don’t suppose you have.”
Mark the draughtsman: “Yes, I have. I’ve written a few
jokes for Alas Smith and Jones.”
My boss: “What?”
Mark the draughtsman: “Yes I wrote for them; a few of my
sketches were used.”
My boss: “Right. So you have heard of them. Anyway. About
these drawings…”
It is true that you can’t judge a book by its cover.
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