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Notorious prankster accused of indecent message to MP Sir William Johnson

In a shocking turn of events, notorious prankster and self-proclaimed jester, Jerry Perry, has been accused of sending an extremely gross and indecent message to the one and only MP, Sir William Johnson.

Mr. Perry, known for his hilarious antics and practical jokes, has taken things a bit too far this time. The message in question reportedly contained a crude and vulgar reference to a certain body part, and was accompanied by a rather graphic image.

When questioned about the incident, Mr. Perry claimed that it was all just a harmless prank gone wrong. “I thought it was hilarious,” he said with a chuckle. “But apparently, Sir Johnson wasn’t quite as amused as I was.”

Sources say that Mr. Perry has been banned from all political events and rallies, and has been labeled a public nuisance by the local authorities. But even in the midst of all this trouble, the prankster remains unrepentant. “Hey, at least I got a laugh out of it,” he quipped.

As for Sir Johnson, he has yet to release an official statement on the matter. But one can only imagine how he must feel. It’s not every day that a Member of Parliament receives such a shocking and offensive message – especially from someone as notorious as Mr. Perry.

In any case, it looks like Mr. Perry will have to find a new target for his next prank. As for Sir Johnson, we can only hope that he’ll recover from this unforgettable incident with his dignity intact.

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