...but he had run out of canons. Fortunately, the burnt parts of the rhubarb crumble would do just as nicely...
Suddenly they were struck with an inspiration. ''Let's get rid of these identical hats by presenting one to the VC and the other to the Professor and get ourselves the trendy ones that is currently being advertised by the Prince at the Parliament; apparently the latest fashion is to have rhubarb crumble all over the hats!" they discussed excitedly. So they started off for the Parliament as well...
However, Wally never did become PM. Due to his lack of social skills, from doing a PhD, he rather inappropriately asked the Queen if the toilets in Buckingham Palace contained heated water so that when she went to 'freshen up', cold water did not splash up and offend her bum? He received a slap (thanked God, to himself, that he wasn't being knighted at the time instead) and was turfed out onto the mean streets of London, only 7p credit on his PAYG mobile phone. Meanwhile, back in parliament, the other PhD students were making big changes...
for instance they fired the VC from his post and appointed the Professor as the new VC and they made sure to officially declare the rhubarb crumble as the National sweet dish of England...
and then discovered that the PhD students had got rid of it when they figured out through various experiments that the hare had the ability to transform into cabbage now and then. The Professor was happy that he had one less hassle (a.k.a PhD student) to deal with...
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