John Dredge

Like, now you read the B, you know, you go, oh, it's got all Dennis and Masha.

Dennis and Masha are horrible throughout this.

They're just mean.

Because most of the rest of it is either black and white or red and black and white.

Yeah, there's no colour.

This book represents views that were held from a previous age and may not be suitable for bottomlessness.

And there's a French cake he's eating.

Maybe he had a few spare shaloms left lying around for him to use up.

And it distributes a bit odd because it's his teacher's birthday and he keeps walking around going, oh, where'd they put my birthday present?

Where'd they put my birthday present?

And you saw that you're the person who hits them.

Why haven't they bought you a birthday present?

Yeah.

And he gets quite angry with them because they haven't got him a birthday present.

Well, he picks up a cricket bat.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's not just his usual stick to hit them with, a cricket bat to hit them with.

Things aren't looking good for the Bass Street Kids at this point.

No, they're not.

Luckily for them, they have turned him a birthday.