I Want My Mummy!

By Frankie Lassut

Two horror stories about mummies, hence the title. Meant as a bit of fun. The first is about a bloke who buys a great metal detector; you’ll never guess what it’s made from. Well, this bloke goes into this farmer’s field and starts detecting. Oh boy, you’ll never guess what he unearths. He also meets his girlfriend in the process. Awwwww, metal detecting; so romantic!
The second story is absolutely true. Well, she shouldn’t have done what she did; and what she was going to do was absolutely bad! I had to stop her.
Sir (Judge) you HAVE to believe me!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Frankie Lassut
• Release date: Sep 27, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463753453

Frankie Lassut

I am the one being shaved; the other one Nim, is is a looney bin now!I went to see a psychic years ago who ended up as my girlfriend; she didn’t see that one coming! But she was extremely honoured. However it ended badly i.e. it rained heavily as I buried her body and I got soaked. No! You don’t really want to hear about it, it’s depressing; I was joking about the burial. She told me that I was to uncover a talent I had ... Well, another psychic told me that as the first one was dead; I was lying when I said I was lying. Nothing happened for quite a while. Suddenly I realised I needed a ‘job’ quite badly as I was beginning to drink halves. No, not a boob ‘job’! I went for the cheap option i.e. the surgeon gave some socks to shove up my jumper when I go out. I got a ‘job’ (have you got boobs on your mind?) because someone told me that bus-driving was easy because you just sit on your butt and turn the wheel. She was about six, a wise woman ... that’s called an oxymoron. Fantastic! I thought get the job and in a couple of days I’d be driving all the nice passengers around and about seeing all the sights for a fraction of the cost of a tour bus; and we’d have a roof in case it rained. Easy! First of all though there was the training; and I entered hell.I was born in Cumbria in a little ex-iron ore mining town called Millom. It was only small, a one- horse town; the horse was called Peg. It had a pedigree name too, but I can’t remember it at the moment: Peggy Suss? However, I got fed up and left as I was the only man in a town full of women and they were all lesbys; I’ve always been lucky. I went to Blackpool and attended the photographic college. I then moved to Coventry and met the psychic who would tell me what was going to happen. I could say now that the rest is history. Well it is, but obviously not history as that’s all made up anyway. Then I got the job bus-driving, which as I said is easy ‘you just sit on your butt and turn the wheel’. The bus station management weren’t pleased that she had said that though, so she was tried and sent to Guantanamo Bay; they have a section for young kids who are bad to the bone.The job was so mad that I thought it would be a good idea to write out some posters and stick them all on the wall of the bus station. The other drivers enjoyed them, but the management tore them down, the badstars (that’s an anagram of astards +B). I carried on and ended up with a manuscript for a book, which, by the way is ‘brilliant’. The management didn’t like it, but bollocks to them.I couldn’t stop writing after that episode and I’ve been writing ever since, mostly cheques to people, such as the mortgage people and the gas board etc. I am so brilliant that I’ve lost all my friends because I wrote about them in my style which I believe is called Bizzaro. My inner being is a bit of a crazy horse, because whatever I write it has to be in that style, even the horror. It just goes that way. ‘Ordinary’ writing to me is like lemonade minus the bubbles ... I can’t bring myself to do it; but thank God I can still bring myself off. I need a selfie stick as I do that because the close focus on the phone won’t do it; how else am I going to post them on the Dark Web?Writing is like a drug. When I was writing my Millom book, the pictures that flashed into my head were so funny to me that I laughed myself into hernia-ville; my stomach tore. I got injured writing.You see, hernia-ville, a retirement home for people with stomach hernias; no comedians are booked to appear at that place.So, my writing is brilliant, so read the bloody stuff!I have actually suffered for my art. I won’t go to hospital to get it fixed because, well, I’ve written about that friggin place too.All that and now I’m an international bestselling author. I’m the only author in this world who has sold books on Mars (eat your heart out Tony Robbins), so I can say with certainty that Martians have fabulous senses of humour.What a profile!

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I Want My Mummy

Copyright by Frankie Lassut 2018

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Two absurd horror stories to make the most ardent horror fan laugh (They can’t be true).

The Tomb

It was Bill Wyman, metal detector enthusiast, who switched on his inspiration. Jerry Bullman watched Mr Bill Wyman on TV as he attempted to detect metal in a field, hopefully finding some ancient artefacts worth a bob or two. Jerry also watched programmes on TV where people had found hordes of buried treasure and sometimes got to keep them; which made them rich. He felt lucky. Jerry though, being an ambitious chap, wanted to go ‘one step further. He was an electronics whizz and built himself a proper metal detector from an old submarine sonar that he’d picked up for a fiver from a scrapyard. It was from a nuclear submarine that someone had fitted with wheels and fitted a big engine, (as the nuclear reactor had been removed and sold to someone who sounded Russian). It was now used as one of those luxury limos. The business had gone ok, and people who hired it out loved the periscope, and its abilities to go under rivers; but the parking turned out to be a bit of a problem, as did finding a garage long enough. In the end, after scratching the thousandth car in a week and removing