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Odds and Sods
This is a collection of forty five comic sketches, advertisements, programmes, newspaper front pages, itineraries, stories, poems, menus, maps, letters, puzzles, crosswords etcetera. I originally wrote Dewpew Kitchens, Roadmap and Are You Capable of Bestiality, for Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones for their 'Lavishly Tooled Smith and Jones Coffee Table Book. A Sharp Intake of Breath, How Things Began - Herbs, Gone with the Wind, Please, Waltzing Matilda, Cheap Med Holidays and Goldilocks started life as sketches in my BBC radio series Star Terk Two. Never Say Not On is based on a TV sketch I did for BBC Scotland's 'Naked Video'. Dalton Towers is a real place - it just takes some finding. Seek it out, it's well worth a visit. I take no responsibility for the McDonalds menu; it is exactly as I found it in a dustbin marked 'pig swill. If you wish to take the Shakespeare exam yourself e-mail me for the examination paper. The photograph on the front page of Free Tights is one of me taken when I was aged 40. (The picture of me in About the Author was taken when I was 25. If you want to know what I look like now, at age 67, hard luck) The correspondence in St Joseph's is based on a true story. A Passage to India is not a real restaurant although it could very well be.
Warning The Sun Brainbuster Crossword should on no account be attempted by anyone with an IQ above 10.