mickcant
19th January 2012, 19:12
The Royal Navy is proud of its new fleet of Type 45 destroyers. Having
initially named the first two ships HMS Daring and HMS Dauntless, the Naming
Committee has, after intensive pressure from Brussels, renamed them HMS
Cautious and HMS Prudence. The next five ships are to be named HMS Empathy,
HMS Circumspect, HMS Nervous, HMS Timorous and HMS Apologist.
Costing £850 million each, they meet the needs of the 21st century and
comply with the very latest employment, equality, health & safety and human
rights laws.
The new user-friendly crow's nest comes equipped with wheelchair access.
Live ammunition has been replaced with paint balls to reduce the risk of
anyone getting hurt and to cut down on the number of compensation claims.
Stress counsellors and lawyers will be on duty 24hrs a day and each ship will
have its on-board industrial tribunal.
The crew will be 50/50 men and women, and balanced in accordance with the
latest Home Office directives on race, gender, sexuality and disability.
Sailors will only have to work a maximum of 37hrs per week in line with
Brussels Health & Safety rules, even in wartime! All the vessels will come
equipped with a maternity ward and nursery, situated on the same deck as the
Gay Disco.
Tobacco will be banned throughout the ship, but cannabis will be allowed in
the wardroom and messes. The Royal Navy is eager to shed its traditional
reputation for; "Rum, sodomy and the lash"; so out has gone the occasional
rum ration which is to be replaced by sparkling water. Although sodomy
remains, it has now been extended to include all ratings under 18. The lash
will still be available but only on request. Condoms can be obtained from
the Bosun in a variety of flavours, except Capstan Full Strength.
Saluting officers has been abolished because it is deemed elitist and is to
be replaced by the more informal, "Hello Sailor". All information on notices
boards will be printed in 37 different languages and Braille. Crew members
will now no longer be required to ask permission to grow beards or
moustaches - this applies equally to women crew members.
The MoD is working on a new "non-specific" flag because the White Ensign is
considered to be offensive to minorities. The Union Flag had already been
discarded.
The newly re-named HMS Cautious is due to be commissioned soon in a ceremony
conducted by Captain Hook from the Finsbury Park Mosque who will break a
petrol bomb over the hull. She will gently slide into the water as the Royal
Marines Band plays "In the Navy" by the Village People. Her first deployment
will be to escort boat loads of illegal immigrants across the channel to
ports on England's south coast.
The Deputy Prime Minister said, "While these ships reflect the very latest
in modern thinking, they are also capable of being up-graded to comply with
any new legislation coming out of Brussels." His final words were,
"Britannia waives the rules!"
initially named the first two ships HMS Daring and HMS Dauntless, the Naming
Committee has, after intensive pressure from Brussels, renamed them HMS
Cautious and HMS Prudence. The next five ships are to be named HMS Empathy,
HMS Circumspect, HMS Nervous, HMS Timorous and HMS Apologist.
Costing £850 million each, they meet the needs of the 21st century and
comply with the very latest employment, equality, health & safety and human
rights laws.
The new user-friendly crow's nest comes equipped with wheelchair access.
Live ammunition has been replaced with paint balls to reduce the risk of
anyone getting hurt and to cut down on the number of compensation claims.
Stress counsellors and lawyers will be on duty 24hrs a day and each ship will
have its on-board industrial tribunal.
The crew will be 50/50 men and women, and balanced in accordance with the
latest Home Office directives on race, gender, sexuality and disability.
Sailors will only have to work a maximum of 37hrs per week in line with
Brussels Health & Safety rules, even in wartime! All the vessels will come
equipped with a maternity ward and nursery, situated on the same deck as the
Gay Disco.
Tobacco will be banned throughout the ship, but cannabis will be allowed in
the wardroom and messes. The Royal Navy is eager to shed its traditional
reputation for; "Rum, sodomy and the lash"; so out has gone the occasional
rum ration which is to be replaced by sparkling water. Although sodomy
remains, it has now been extended to include all ratings under 18. The lash
will still be available but only on request. Condoms can be obtained from
the Bosun in a variety of flavours, except Capstan Full Strength.
Saluting officers has been abolished because it is deemed elitist and is to
be replaced by the more informal, "Hello Sailor". All information on notices
boards will be printed in 37 different languages and Braille. Crew members
will now no longer be required to ask permission to grow beards or
moustaches - this applies equally to women crew members.
The MoD is working on a new "non-specific" flag because the White Ensign is
considered to be offensive to minorities. The Union Flag had already been
discarded.
The newly re-named HMS Cautious is due to be commissioned soon in a ceremony
conducted by Captain Hook from the Finsbury Park Mosque who will break a
petrol bomb over the hull. She will gently slide into the water as the Royal
Marines Band plays "In the Navy" by the Village People. Her first deployment
will be to escort boat loads of illegal immigrants across the channel to
ports on England's south coast.
The Deputy Prime Minister said, "While these ships reflect the very latest
in modern thinking, they are also capable of being up-graded to comply with
any new legislation coming out of Brussels." His final words were,
"Britannia waives the rules!"