I do not intend to. Anyway, blue jokes with this sort of humour is a bit cheap. If you use your imaginations, what else can shock your checkout operator?
Offal and a pair of tights is funny and shocking, but I was wondering your intent. In my previous posts that I didn't explain well enough:
*Senekot and a chocolate mud cake: (well, I should've said cake ingredients) bake a cake with senekot inside, give it to an enemy. Senekot, for those of you not in the know, is a type of laxative.
*Cheap plonk and a biography of Roald Dahl's life: Ok, a bit obscure. Dahl used to drink all the fine wine, then as a prank, fill it up with plonk and watch the reactions at the later party, where guests would compliment the 'fine wine'.
*Coca-Cola and waterproof clothing: Coke grenades, 'nuff said.
*DVD of an awful movie and duct tape: Obvious really....
*Pet food and a cookbook: Obvious, but try and drool at the petfood....
*DIY Brewery kit and methylated spirits: This is to imply, rather than do, that you'll adulterate your home brew with metho.
*Tabasco and a fork: Apply tabasco to the tines of the fork. 'Nuff said.
*A pencil and a stopwatch: Well, this quotation from the Blackadder episode "Ink and Incapability" should clear this up:
Ink and Incapability wrote:
Baldrick:...I'll go to hell forever for stealing.
Blackadder: Baldrick, believe me, eternity in the company of Beezlebub and all his hellish minions will be a picnic compared to 5 minutes with me and this pencil if we can't replace this dictionary.
That's all I can be bothered explaining tonight....
Intent is often irrelevant; I no longer have ownership people can think what they like. Actually I think your cheapening yours by explaining them. Do you think that when somebody looks at a picture they think of it the same way as the artist or somebody else? No. Why should they? Even if there is some background information your not trusting people to find out.