COALITION PLAN TO REPLACE P.E. IN SCHOOLS WITH INSANITY
WORKOUT
Children as young as five are to be required to complete the
full six-week Insanity workout instead of taking P.E. lessons at school. An
Education spokesman said the move was to tackle the rise in early onset
obesity, which has already caused over two hundred thousand classroom chairs to
become obsolete. Once settled into year 2 at school, children will be issued
with their Insanity workout DVDs and wallcharts, and will attend a video
briefing from Shawn T himself.
“We are going to achieve insane results, insaaaanely early!”
said T, applying a thin coating of baby oil to his frighteningly sculpted
torso, “I wanna see tight abs, I wanna see strong thighs, I wanna to see
powerful arms and I wanna see bulging pectorals! All before the kids enter year
3, when they can then concentrate on reading and shit.”
Inevitably, the government’s extreme measure has been met
with fury from parents and schools across the country. A group of disaffected
parents and teachers protested against the changes by ‘not exercising’ in front
of the Ministry of Education, ‘celebrating’ their insalubriousness by lying
about smoking fags and drinking. The rabble was quickly dispersed however,
following the tactical deployment of a burger van by the Police, which soon
prompted many of the group to abandon their protests and seek a cheeseburger.
Some commentators however, have taken a very different view
of the government’s proposed initiatives. Conspiracy theorist and far-right
blogger Wal Parannoyd, says the Coalition is in fact trying to create a master
race of warrior children - who will grow up to become the Spartans of the
modern era - in order to combat Britain’s rapidly shrinking military
capabilities.
“Just the other day Robert Gates said that Britain’s
military may soon fall short of many others around it,” said Parannoyed, “If
you can’t spend money on high-tech equipment, you are left with no other
option. You have to create a master race.”
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