Just a thought.
Lord Coe today announced that London in 2012 would produce the finest Olympic Games yet witnessed by man.
“Alongside the Main Olympics, and the Paralympics, we shall also run the Non-Organic Olympics.
There have long been discussions whether organic or non-organic farming is best and whether adhering to an organic or non-organic diet is most beneficial. We can highlight these issues whilst at the same time find out once and for all whether organic athletes perform better than non-organic.
The Non-Organic games will allow all additives including performance- enhancing drugs. Athletes may choose which Olympic Games they wish to compete in. Dwain Chambers, who will captain the British Team, quite rightly claims that many Paralympians have to take enormous cocktails of drugs on a daily basis and no-one seems to care.
Rather than costing more money, this additional Games, is bringing in enough sponsorship money to fund all three different Games. We have been lucky enough to secure sponsorship from all of the major drug companies, and a number of Columbian and Afghani businessmen, so we can spend the £9 Bn on just the opening and closing ceremonies. We have agreed that both Amy Winehouse and Pete Docherty will sing at the opening ceremony, and Keith Richards will provide assistance in any way he can. One in the eye for the Chinks!”
Unsurprisingly dyslexic Conservative peer Geoffrey Archer has been named as the Chairman of the Non-Organic Games. Lord Archer was unavailable for comment today as he has, at his own request, been placed in protective custody until the recent spate of arson attacks on well known piers has come to an end.
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Written by Phil (7169 comments posted) 10th September 2008 |
Spliffs all round? Last line really cracked me up. Worth it for that alone. Phil |
cool Written by Bookiegirl (15 comments posted) 11th September 2008 |
| that gave me a little chuckle! really liked it, very true about the paralympions taking drugs too, never thought of that! |
Written by wltshr (352 comments posted) 11th September 2008 |
Phil: Thank you. Don't bogart that... Bookiegirl: To give anyone a little chuckle is what I live for. Ask anyone. Regards Wltshr |
Written by Livinginanattic (473 comments posted) 22nd September 2008 |
| I've often wondered what athletics would be like if they allowed all performance enhancing drugs. The sponsorship deals would be very lucrative so it must only be a matter of time. Liked the ending. |
Written by Bottleblondesurfer (3713 comments posted) 23rd September 2008 |
Some wonderful "blue sky" thinking here. A great idea to have a drug fuelled Olympics and the idea for sponsorship was brilliant. Definitely worth a chuckle and then some. I think they should allow drugs at the Olympics but you shouldn't be allowed to know what drug it was, just pull one out of a bag. Steroid or laxative? It would add a bit of tension. Good work, funny and scary at the same time jane |
Written by wltshr (352 comments posted) 23rd September 2008 |
Hi Livinginanattic - can I call you Liv? Thanks for reviewing and I'm glad you liked it. Hi Jane. Like your jamboree bag idea. I remember going to parties like that? I think. Strangely, the only person so far to switch camps has chosen to move from Paralympics to the Main Olympics. A 50m freestyle swimmer has dicovered that if she doesn't take her drugs, and there are sufficient camera flashes, that she can post a world record time. Well, that's epilepsy for you. Best Wltshr |
Written by coosh (973 comments posted) 23rd September 2008 |
| Organic water polo is certainly not to be sniffed at. (where's ma koot?). Great fun this, wltshr, although I think you're being optimistic with Amy and Pete (Keith, however, will be here for next time the UK gets it). Also enjoyed the last line. Cheers. |
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