This is set in Lancashire England where people speak like on Coronation Street on Telly and swear a lot. If you don't like the F word don't read it OK. If you like Perverts don't read it.
Lib Dems are English Democrats.
The scene, a grotty former working mens club near Manchester England.
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"Al, you can't hang Perverts up by their bollocks." I told him.
"Why not Johnno, why not?" he replied as he downed his thirteenth pint of John Smiths, in the gloom of our local club.
"Ease up mate your driving," I reminded him, "You want get a black coffee before we go home."
"I'm fine," he says, "But look mate I got to get me election address stuff done by Wednesday, and I reckon hanging Perverts up by their bollocks is a vote winner."
"Mate, that's BNP not Lib Dem policy," I told him but he wasn't listening, he was watching Linda Hewes ample bosom as she pulled pints behind the bar of the Bar de Dauville, or Whetherfield (Todmoor Main) Miners and Shunters club as it used to be.
Al ignored me and turned and leered at the barmaid, "Fancy a shag darlin?" he said seductively as he slid over to the bar with all the grace of a drunken ostrich, whatever they are.
"You got fifty quid?" she replied with fluttering eyelashes and I knew I was walking home.
"Nah, only got thirty left," he lied and so instead of enjoying the warmth of Linda's luscious curves and ample bosom and the undoubted comfort of Linda's flat over the Club the dark hand of fate sent us both out into the cold Yorkshire night air when kicking out time came around.
We got nearly a quarter mile before Al had to stop to spew up, at least he got the door open first this time, and as he stood there vomiting up what seemed like gallons of foaming John Smiths ale, pasties pizza and the rest who should turn up in a blaze of blue flashing lights but Tony Mulholland, or PC Mulholland as he was usually known.
"Been drinking Lads?" he asked.
"Yeah, they say you have to drink four litres of water a day," I explained, as Al threw up all over Tony's shoes.
"Right, I'll have to ask you to accompany me to the station." Tony says.
"It's shut, last train goes at quarter to midnight," Al said straight faced.
"We can still accompany him mate," I said almost as drunkenly, "You hum Bass part and I'll."
"Bloody shut up the pair of you," Tony said, "What's all this about queers"
"Wants stringing up by their bollocks," Al said.
"Bollocks," I said.
"Yeah, you're not wrong." Tony said, "You know any?"
"Nope," we said together.
"Well," Tony said and he fished his palm top computer out, "This bastard lives in Otley road," he said and showed this school teachery looking bloke.
"Christ I knows him!" Al says.
"Caught him at it down the Crawley street bogs." Tony says, "Got off on a technicality," he added, "And this one," he showed us another picture, a scruffy druggie type, "He got a suspended sentence for doing it in the bushes," he let the concept sink in, "In Houghton Park!"
"Jeez," said Al as he sobered up really quickly.
"You do want to keep your license I take it?" Tony says as he flashes the breathalyzer at Al.
"Yeah," he says.
"So like you were heard saying in the Pub," Tony offered, "These two hanging by their balls by next Friday, I don't care where, just hanging by their balls."
"But!" I protested.
"Do it!" says Tony, "Or bye bye Mr License."
Al was really sober now, Tony went back to the Ford Focus Panda car where Sergeant Fforbes was screwing Doris Arkwright the ageing peroxide blonde 42E neighbourhood tart in the back seat, and Al quickly started the van and we headed off as fast as we could, taking the short cut across the allotments without opening the gate first!
He dropped me round our gaff first and headed home, my head was banging so I went down te garden and sat on the privvy for a while, watching the clouds fly across the moon through the gap over the door.
I must have fallen asleep because the door opened and the creak of the hinges woke me up, "Fuck!" a bored childish female voice exclaimed, "There's some pillock in here." It was Sandra from next door, with fifty something bald fat git Clive Andrews from number 10 looking for somewhere warm and out of his missus way to have a fuck. Clive was old enough to be Sandra's grand dad but he was her dad's boss so she kept him sweet if you understand, the dirty old bastard.
"Your all right," I said, "I'm done."
"I'll make it up to you," says Sandra.
"Not till you're eighteen you won't," I told her.
"Daft bugger I'm eighteen last January," she laughed, "So sod off give us some privacy."
I slipped away in the house and up to bed.
I went to work next day, did me two hours and went home, well what do you expect for the money the Council pay, well we was privatised really but it was same as council like, so we did half a dozen pot holes and then sold the Tar to a gang of Paddies for doing a driveway and lent them the truck for the rest of the day, nice little earner.
I had a little kip before we took the truck back to the depot around four and then I stopped off at the Internet Cafe to check me Face-book.
"I owes you one," Sandra said as she came in, all slim and fit like, like one of them women athletes me dad likes watching on telly, not enough tit for me really but.
"You going to give me one then?" I asked.
"Yes," she said quietly, "If you like."
"Uh," I said and swallowed, "Jeez, it would be like screwing my own sister."
"Why?" she asked.
"Because I remember when you was born." I explained.
"No you don't you was only two." she said, as she peered at me with her big brown eyes, sad brown eyes, matching her brown hair, and her yellowed teeth from too many fags.
"Just doing it mind, not going out." I suggested.
"Yes!" she said with a big smile, "Me Mam goes to Bingo tonight and Dad's got Band practice, so you come round after tea."
"I will," I agreed, "I will!"
I got and checked me emails, Donald Duck 333 at somewhere obscure had sent me a message, those bloody pictures again, Queers and a list of what they been up to, I felt sick, "Hung by their Bollocks remember." the message read.
My "Promise," did not go as planned, bloody Sandra had set me up, "Why young John," Arthur, Sandra's dad greeted me, "What brings you here?" he asked.
Well I had to lie.
"He's here to see about joining Wetherfield brass band again," Sandra said.
"Er yes," I said glowering at Sandra.
"Not before time lad, thee always did have a good tone on Tenor Horn, well look sharp I'm late for section practice already, make sure you use a condom our Sandra," he shouted "Clive will be round later."