Important news story.
Mr and Mrs Tyler Wallbanger have "decided not to find out" the gender of their baby, a spokesman for the Scunthorpe couple has said.
The baby will be delivered on the very public maternity ward at the Scunthorpe General Hospital, where Diana Spencer might have had her sons had she been born into a northern working class community and not into the landed gentry, and therefore never met the Prince of Wales.
The baby is due in mid-July, and Tyler Wallbanger hopes to be present if his duties as a spellchecker for the council allow. Officials at the Wallbangers' home on the Rick Astley estate have appealed for an "appropriate degree of sensation" regarding the birth.
The birth was "a very personal matter for Tyler and Ashlee," the same officials said. "But they also know it's a time to celebrate and many will want to share in their joy. This is why, should the hospital's permission be forthcoming, the couple hope to broadcast Ashlee's labour live over uStream. It will also mean that if Tyler isn't able to get away from work that he'll be able to watch the birth from his desk."
"Both Tyler and Ashlee are very excited about how their friends and the general public will learn the gender of their baby at the same time as they do. In no way is their announcement at this time designed to further public interest in their child, as they believe the BBC has been hyping the pregnancy and birth up more than adequately for them."
Despite the possibility of the live stream, once Mrs Wallbanger goes into labour there will be no further public statement until the baby is born and the Queen, the Wallbanger family and other senior celebrities have been told.
Senior gynaecologist Dr Serena Williams will be delivering the baby.
Asked whether the couple have decided on any names, officials at the semi-detached were giving little away. "Let's just say, if it's a boy, they're thinking of naming him after the place where he was conceived, and if it's a girl, after a British national hero."
The Wallbangers are known to have visited Jamaica last year, while Tyler has long been under the misapprehension that the commanding officer at the battle of Trafalgar was a woman named Fellatio.
Reports suggest that the Wallbangers have asked the foreign secretary William Hague for some of the surplus weapons not fit to be sent to the rebels in Syria to enable them to fire a 21 gun salute to mark the birth. It is not yet known whether he has responded.
The baby will be delivered on the very public maternity ward at the Scunthorpe General Hospital, where Diana Spencer might have had her sons had she been born into a northern working class community and not into the landed gentry, and therefore never met the Prince of Wales.
The baby is due in mid-July, and Tyler Wallbanger hopes to be present if his duties as a spellchecker for the council allow. Officials at the Wallbangers' home on the Rick Astley estate have appealed for an "appropriate degree of sensation" regarding the birth.
The birth was "a very personal matter for Tyler and Ashlee," the same officials said. "But they also know it's a time to celebrate and many will want to share in their joy. This is why, should the hospital's permission be forthcoming, the couple hope to broadcast Ashlee's labour live over uStream. It will also mean that if Tyler isn't able to get away from work that he'll be able to watch the birth from his desk."
"Both Tyler and Ashlee are very excited about how their friends and the general public will learn the gender of their baby at the same time as they do. In no way is their announcement at this time designed to further public interest in their child, as they believe the BBC has been hyping the pregnancy and birth up more than adequately for them."
Despite the possibility of the live stream, once Mrs Wallbanger goes into labour there will be no further public statement until the baby is born and the Queen, the Wallbanger family and other senior celebrities have been told.
Senior gynaecologist Dr Serena Williams will be delivering the baby.
Asked whether the couple have decided on any names, officials at the semi-detached were giving little away. "Let's just say, if it's a boy, they're thinking of naming him after the place where he was conceived, and if it's a girl, after a British national hero."
The Wallbangers are known to have visited Jamaica last year, while Tyler has long been under the misapprehension that the commanding officer at the battle of Trafalgar was a woman named Fellatio.
Reports suggest that the Wallbangers have asked the foreign secretary William Hague for some of the surplus weapons not fit to be sent to the rebels in Syria to enable them to fire a 21 gun salute to mark the birth. It is not yet known whether he has responded.
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