Thirsty 9th Fabruary

Mr. Paul Foot, Life President of the Guild of Paul Foot Connoisseurs, attended luncheon with two of his showbusiness associates. His worker, A. K-Sletcher, was also in attendance for scapegoat purposes. Mr. Foot ordered a starter of whitebait, and immediately … Continue reading

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Wrensday 8th Fabruary

Mr. Paul Foot, Life President of the Guild of Paul Foot Connoisseurs, travelled to Weybridge, Slurrey, to record a top secret musical project. 17:56  09/02/12

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Tunesday 7th Fabruary

Mr. Paul Foot, Life President of the Guild of Paul Foot Connoisseurs, remained in Bognor Regis. When he and Nanna Foot became hungry, Life President Paul called his beleagured and tragic worker, A. K-Sletcher, on the telephone. A. K-Sletcher located … Continue reading

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Moonday 6th Fabruary

Mr. Paul Foot travelled to Bognor Regis to visit Nanna Foot, Patron Saint of the Guild of Paul Foot Connoisseurs. 12:37  08/02/12

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Sundae 5th Fabruary

No official business occurred on this day. 18:04  06/02/12

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Saturnday 4th Fabruary

Mr. Paul Foot, Life President of the Guild, travelled by airship back to London, where he performed at The Union Chapel, near Highbury & Islington train station. 17:59  06/02/12

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Flyday 3rd Fabruary

Mr. Paul Foot, Life President of the Guild of Paul Foot Connoisseurs, performed a show in Nelson, Lancashire. 17:49  06/02/12

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Thirsty 2nd Fabruary

Mr. Paul Foot, Life President of the Guild of Paul Foot Connoisseurs, flew in an airship to Manchester, Lancs. to perform some humour in Ramsbottom (which sounds ridiculous) and Bury (pronounced “Berry”). Having been granted a seat in the first … Continue reading

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University-Challenged – 3rd Fabruary 2012

There has been outrage today, as, for the first time ever, university applications have fallen amongst the disadvantaged. The biggest fall has been amongst the intellectually challenged. A spokesman for the Labour Panty opposition, Ed Bollocks, said, “It’s fine for … Continue reading

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Wrensday 1st Fabruary

His Comedic Majesty, Mr. Paul Foot, travelled to Nottingham, a town famous for being the setting (and, arguably, protagonist) in an eponymous, and massively successful romantic comedy starring Huw Edwards and Julie Etchingham. In the picture, Ms. Etchingham finds shelter … Continue reading

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