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Group Writing 3
By Bottleblondesurfer
02 October 2006
Bloody hell, the things I do for siddie.
It's comedy siddie but not as we know it

Pustule and Alan were in bed smoking. “Is that you smoking Alan” asked Pustule. “No, not me. I think it’s the sheets I told you to slow down on that last one”
There was a knock at the door.  Pustule could see it was Dribble from the window.
“The super wants to see you now, there’s a problem at the station”
“Well what is it then?”, asked Pustule.
“It’s a big building full of policemen” answered Dribble
“No, you prat” said Pustule, “what’s the problem?”
“Dunno, she just said you better get your skates on”
Pustule clattered down the stairs and opened the door. Dribble stood by the car looking shocked.
“I don’t think she meant that literally” he said
“I’m just going to hang on to the bumper and skate along behind. I’d really rather not sit down right now”
“If I’m driving can I put the siren on then?”
“If you must” said Pustule. So off they went, siren screaming and, as Pustule had dressed quickly, the lights weren’t the only things that were flashing.
“Step into my office” said the super, “I’m glad you came so quickly”
“I wouldn’t have got here so quickly if I hadn’t” said Pustule.
“What progress have you made on the mystery body case”, asked the super.
“Well we’re pursuing all avenues and following up all leads and pulling out all the stops.
“You mean you haven’t the faintest fucking idea, then?” queried the super.
Dribble then spoke up, ”Well there has been a recent development; we found this briefcase at the scene and we noticed the catch still works”.
“Great”, said the super, “so I can tell the press it’s an open and shut case then”
     (I’m sorry I just can’t go on with this!)
 

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Written by cynicsid (177 comments posted) 1st October 2006
You and Phil could show that BRN a thing or two. 
 
So where's the Jolly Poster who'll write GroupWriting 4. 
 
I'm wondering who dunnit and what? 
 
Pretty Boy Siddie.
Hi BBS
Written by jean.day (2366 comments posted) 2nd October 2006
I'm not sure what this is all about, but it looks like a lot of fun with some funny lines. But I like your other writing much better and hope you'll be doing some more of it.

Written by Phil (6959 comments posted) 2nd October 2006
Funny. I think 'an open and shut case' suits the tone and level of this quite well actually. 
 
All the best, 
 
Phil.
Hmmmm?
Written by Bottleblondesurfer (3566 comments posted) 2nd October 2006
I seem to be garnering a few back-handed compliments here 
Anyway thanks, jean and I'll try and get back to some "proper" stuff. 
And Phil,I'm glad i haven't let the side down, you set the bar quite hight to begin with 
Ta, siddie 
BBS

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