Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

Years ago I used to have a shop steward who read the Daily Mail and when I questioned him about it he said,

"Always know what the enemy is thinking"

Posted

Just saw Charlie Brooker stick this on twitter.

 

Feel ashamed to walk the same earth as these idiots.

 

The mirror and telegraph are also running similar headlines!

Posted

I heard a comedian say a while back

 

"What's the best way to confuse a daily Mail reader?"

 

"Tell them that asylum seekers are the natural predator of paedophiles"

Posted
Next they'll claim the strikes cause cancer :rolleyes:

Well of course it does. If the teachers weren't striking they would be teaching kids science, who would then grow up to become scientists who would then find a cure for cancer.

 

You see it's simple when you think about it really!

Posted
Well of course it does. If the teachers weren't striking they would be teaching kids science, who would then grow up to become scientists who would then find a cure for cancer.

 

You see it's simple when you think about it really!

 

D'oh!! Of course - how could I not have seen that?? ;)

Posted
D'oh!! Of course - how could I not have seen that?? ;)

 

i'll let you off this time. next time i'm petitioning for your deportation......just a warning!

Posted
They've taken the word "because" out of the headline. It now says "Girl, 13, crushed to death by a falling branch as she sat on park bench on the day her teachers went out on strike". How much pressure must they have been under and from where to do that? I don't suppose for a moment they re-read it themselves and thought "a little harsh perhaps"!
Posted
They've taken the word "because" out of the headline. It now says "Girl, 13, crushed to death by a falling branch as she sat on park bench on the day her teachers went out on strike". How much pressure must they have been under and from where to do that? I don't suppose for a moment they re-read it themselves and thought "a little harsh perhaps"!

 

Reading the readers comments, it seems that even the most staunch Mail fan thought the headline went too far. I wonder if the poor girls parents or the school can force an apology from them.

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now



×
×
  • Create New...