Ladybird book of police

**azza** · 18-08-11, 07:20 PM

found this quite funny with the recent events we've had

**azza** · 18-08-11, 07:21 PM

more pages

**azza** · 18-08-11, 07:22 PM

and the end

**azza** · 18-08-11, 07:22 PM

and a few more titles

**Diply** · 18-08-11, 07:27 PM

fantastic, really funny
my favourite is

sometimes policemen cant find a black man to arrest, so they have to arrest some white men instead..

if you get the chance would love to see the 'benefit cheat', where did you get these?

**azza** · 18-08-11, 07:29 PM

i got them sent by a mate but not sure the last 3 have actually been done in the same way just a spoof cover. i'll surf around and see

**The Fringe** · 18-08-11, 07:36 PM

Fantastic, oddly accurate also...

Great find azza.

TF

**Acid_Noddy** · 19-08-11, 01:21 PM

PMSL, that was top stuff Azza, got any more mate?

**teutonic** · 19-08-11, 07:46 PM

hahaha that was great cheers

**chillyerboots** · 20-08-11, 05:09 PM

hahaha, mint! i must be a little confuzzled right now because it wasn't till i got to the second page that i started to think "huh?" ...:S

**cannamancan** · 20-08-11, 05:32 PM

Lmao found this

http://www.google.co.uk/m/url?client...uDCy1uEQdc4EGg

The Ladybird Book of the Policeman
June 3, 2008 in Books, Bring the Fun, Entertainment, That's Just Wrong with Comments Off

The Ladybird Book of the Policeman in the new, UPDATED version is not exactly your everyday children’s reference book, unless you just happen to live in the Twilight Zone.

From the same series of updated classics as How it Works: Surfing for Porn, My First Joint, and People At Work: The Benefit Cheat, it’s aimed at very young children. Well, let me be more specific: it’s aimed at very young children who are, or would like to become, seriously twisted. Put it on the shelf between your collected works of Samuel Beckett and your back copies of McSweeney’s.