Van was on a lekker holiday in Durbs. One day he heard from
his friends that there was a fancy dress ball, and he could go. The dress theme
was to symbolize a country.
Unsure what to do, he hid in a bush outside the
hall and watched what was going on. A woman arrived scantily dressed in a few feathers.
When the doorman asked what country she was she said "Turkey", so he
said, "Feathers, Turkey, OK you can go in". Another beautiful and shapely woman
arrived clad only in a "G" string, her body smeared with oil. She said she
was Iran.
"Oil, Iran." OK go in. So then Van sauntered up to the door naked except
for a brown paper packet placed over his manhood and said he was from Pakistan.
The doorman could not understand and asked Van to explain:
"Bring daardie twee meisies uit, dan sal jy sien
hoe hierdie pakkie staan!!!"
NEW SA NATIONAL
ANTHEM - SUNG TO THE TUNE OF "SOUNDS OF SILENCE" by
Simon & Garfunkel
"The Sounds of Violence"
Hello darkness my old friend
You've come to rob me once again
I hear your footsteps softly creeping
Through my house as I lie sleeping
And the brick you used to smash my windowpane Still remains
Within in the sounds of sirens. (SOUND EFFECT OF SIREN)
In restless streets I walked alone
They stole my car I can't get home
'Neath the halo of a old street lamp
They grabbed my wallet by the AutoBank
When I was stabbed by a gangster and a couple of his pals It split my
skull
I heard the sounds of sirens (SOUND EFFECTS OF POLICE SIREN)
And in the naked light I saw
Just one Konstabel not one more
He shouted, "Freeze! This is the law speaking!"
They broke his kakebeen without listening
People running loose 'cause they been released on bail No place in jail
Amidst the sounds of sirens (SOUND EFFECTS OF MIXTURES OF SIRENS)
Why they do it I don't know
Violence like a cancer grows
Hear my words that I might teach you
Take my T.V. and my radio
But a life is a sacred thing my Bru
It's given once...
Don't let it echo... (GUNSHOT FOLLOWED BY SHRIEK)
....INTO SILENCE
And in the naked light I saw
A shadow moved across my door
I walked quietly and klapped him once
It was the Outjie from Armed Response
Ag sorry,' I said as he fell down on his head
My face was red
Reflected in the Sounds of Sirens
Author : Unknown
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