And lo it did come to pass, according to K4 Taskforce, great prophet of the Great Moron, that three young men did set out to make their fortunes in the world. The first of these young men enjoyed the fine things in life - cheap supermarket lager and cheaper women. He wore only the best Burberry, the brightest bling from Argos, and drove a top of the range Renault Clio in need of two new wings and a new door. Having blown his wad down the dogs one night, he did return home to his girlfriend Kylie's council house, where he proceeded to shag her until she screamed out the names of all her past boyfriends in delight. The neighbours complained at this long litany of Darrens and Kevins, and some berk from the council came banging on the door, saying, "I'll Asbo and I'll Asbo, until you go down." And he did Asbo, and the first young man went down for 6 months.
The second young man was a more discerning sort. He eschewed the Burberry, much preferring the classy accoutrements that was the latest away strip of his chosen football team. He decorated his flesh with tats and badges of honour, such as the words "come on you reds" and a naked woman that was supposed to be Pamela Anderson Lee but looked more like Su Pollard. Especially when he bent over. He would meet up before kick-off with his mates, and they'd get well tanked up on wife-beater, and sing and shout and make merry. If their team won, they sang loud. If their team lost, they sang louder. And the second young man was the loudest of all. They called him a public nuisance, and he took pride in it. But pride cometh before a fall. So there he was, pissing out in some bloke's yard the 12 cans of lager he'd knocked back, when a window went up and the garden's owner leaned out and cried, "I'll Asbo and I'll Asbo, until you go down." And he did Asbo, and the second young man went down for 5 months.
The third young man lacked both wit and taste. Not for him the jocular chants of the terraces, or the sensuous caress of Burberry on the skin. He travelled to the big city, and sought for himself a respectable B&B in which to dwell. But while he looked, his money did dwindle. Until all too soon, it was gone - in the big city, money does not take you far because of congestion. The third young man had but little choice but to inhabit a cardboard box in a subway. It was a fine attractive cardbox, black and white like a cow and emblazoned with the corporate logo of forgotten computer manufacturer Gateway. And it was close to the pub, and there was a newsagent across the road where he could buy rolling tobacco and Rizlas with his dole money. He was happy. But it was a good neighbourhood, and his neighbours were not happy. A well-dressed interfering old bat from the Neighbourhood Watch came to his cardboard box and told him, "I'll Asbo and I'll Asbo, until you go down." And she did Asbo, and the third young man went down for 3 months.
And K4 Taskforce did finish his parable and there was silence from his disciples. Tell us, oh great void of perspicacity, said one: what is the meaning of this tale?
And K4 Taskforce did reply: there is no moral and if you think there is you're as daft as the three young morons.