However, what neither contestants nor producers were aware of was that David Cameron’s red ministerial box had somehow made its way onto the show.
Gameshow contestant, Pete Deacon from St Albans was quoted as saying, “I was hoping for the £250,000, but what I got was the launch codes to a load of nuclear missiles. I did ask whether I could trade them in for Argos vouchers, but was told that I wouldn’t need money any more as I technically held more power than any Bond villain ever created.”
Since winning the U.K.’s entire nuclear capabilities, Pete Deacon has gone down the pub with his mates to debate whether or not to use his newfound powers to strike Syria. However, no firm decision has yet to be made at to the impending nuclear holocaust, seeing as the landlord is giving the group unlimited drinks for fear of nuclear reprisals if he doesn’t keep the jukebox playing ‘Blondie’s Greatest Hits’ twenty-four hours at day.
The world must therefore continue to wait and see whether Deacon declares President Bashar al-Assad, “A wuss who we can have... easily,” or “My best mate – he really is... my best mate, you know what I mean?”
David Cameron was quoted as saying, “Sorry, my bad.”

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