A bit of humour

The world’s foremost authority on wasps is walking down the street when he sees an old vinyl record in the window of an antique shop, “Wasp noises from around the world”.

Intrigued, he goes into the shop and asks if he can listen to it. “Certainly,” says the shop assistant and pops it onto an ancient turntable. After listening to the first track for a while, the world’s foremost authority on wasps is a bit confused.

“I don’t recognise any of these noises, and I’m the world’s foremost authority on wasps! Can you play the next track please?”

The assistant obliges and skips the needle onto the next track after a while, the world’s foremost authority on wasps is still confused “No, I still don’t recognise any of these wasps. Can you try the next track?” The assistant skips the needle on, and the world’s foremost authority on wasps listens for a little while longer before shaking his head. “It’s no good. I just don’t recognise any of these wasps”

The assistant peers at the label of the record and says…

“Oh, I’m terribly sorry. I had it on the bee side”
 
His reply:

I can't believe that letter of mine is being circulated on the Net again. I wrote it last year after 4 weeks of political turmoil over the change from Turnbull to Morrison to get people talking about the drought again. It was satire and taking the piss because in country areas letters like this occasionally appear in local newspapers.
The letter was published on the Friday and by Monday it had been published internationally including by CNN, the New York Post and the London Sun.
Ray Hadley read out the letter on 2GB and I went onto the show to explain that it was satire. It achieved its aim because it got people talking about the drought again. I suppose the letter will resurface each year at this time just before Daylight Saving starts. It certainly made an impression with a lot of people. - John Moulis (muscledude_oz)




Surely a p!ss-take?
 
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