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Brexit means Brexxxit

Lagamorph wrote:Brexit means Brexxxit

With our leading export, cakes and granny smut.

Squinty wrote:

Lagamorph wrote:Brexit means Brexxxit

With our leading export, cakes and granny smut.

Proof that they do need us more than we need them.

I'm just totally baffled they would write that. It just seems like a parody. Just not a very good one.

Ugh, the DM's so gooseberry fool. So gooseberry fool. On the odd occasion I look at the website, it's full of 'celeb' pictures, articles essentially stolen from Reddit, articles revolving around some pleb on Twitter being outrages about something, horrendous 'puzzles' that are just terrible, and hyperbolic, non-sensical, utter, utter drivel. How it's so popular is beyond me.

Lotus wrote:Ugh, the DM's so gooseberry fool. So gooseberry fool. On the odd occasion I look at the website, it's full of 'celeb' pictures, articles essentially stolen from Reddit, articles revolving around some pleb on Twitter being outrages about something, horrendous 'puzzles' that are just terrible, and hyperbolic, non-sensical, utter, utter drivel. How it's so popular is beyond me.

My sister-in-law buys it on a Saturday because she "like the TV guide".

I remember it having pretty good history articles sometimes.

I may be mistaking this for the Daily Express. They kinda just blur into the same thing in my mind.

Squinty wrote:I remember it having pretty good history articles sometimes.

I may be mistaking this for the Daily Express. They kinda just blur into the same thing in my mind.

I think you are thinking of the Express - they love a good historical article about a princess that died 20 years ago.

Moggy wrote:

Lotus wrote:Ugh, the DM's so gooseberry fool. So gooseberry fool. On the odd occasion I look at the website, it's full of 'celeb' pictures, articles essentially stolen from Reddit, articles revolving around some pleb on Twitter being outrages about something, horrendous 'puzzles' that are just terrible, and hyperbolic, non-sensical, utter, utter drivel. How it's so popular is beyond me.

My sister-in-law buys it on a Saturday because she "like the TV guide".

My Uncle is the same. Buys the Telegraph all week and then swaps to the Daily Mail because of the TV Guide and Racing Post on a Saturday.

My Mum goes with The Sun on a Saturday.

Those TV Guides are still a big draw amongst people of a certain age, clearly. Helps that they actually are cheaper and better than the paid ones.

I'm quite happy with the Sky HD EPG, personally.

KK wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Lotus wrote:Ugh, the DM's so gooseberry fool. So gooseberry fool. On the odd occasion I look at the website, it's full of 'celeb' pictures, articles essentially stolen from Reddit, articles revolving around some pleb on Twitter being outrages about something, horrendous 'puzzles' that are just terrible, and hyperbolic, non-sensical, utter, utter drivel. How it's so popular is beyond me.

My sister-in-law buys it on a Saturday because she "like the TV guide".

My Uncle is the same. Buys the Telegraph all week and then swaps to the Daily Mail because of the TV Guide and Racing Post on a Saturday.

My Mum goes with The Sun on a Saturday.

Those TV Guides are still a big draw amongst people of a certain age, clearly. Helps that they actually are cheaper and better than the paid ones.

I'm quite happy with the Sky HD EPG, personally.

"What time is Stranger Things on Netflix?"

So Theresa May has said that #legsit is just a harmless bit of fun. That's it. Sexism has been normalized by our Prime Minister. What a stupid strawberry floating arsehole.

Blue Eyes wrote:So Theresa May has said that #legsit is just a harmless bit of fun. That's it. Sexism has been normalized by our Prime Minister. What a stupid strawberry floating arsehole.

Talking about her arsehole? Just because she is a woman?

strawberry float you Blue Eyes you sexist banana split.

On a serious note, she is playing it down because it is the Daily Mail and she will be counting on their support.

If the Guardian or Mirror had run the exact same "story" then I would imagine she would be far more annoyed and wouldn't see it as fun.

Moggy wrote:On a serious note, she is playing it down because it is the Daily Mail and she will be counting on their support.

If the Guardian or Mirror had run the exact same "story" then I would imagine she would be far more annoyed and wouldn't see it as fun.

She looks like shes never laughed at a joke ever. When she smiles its like Yzma from Emperors New Groove.

DML wrote:

Moggy wrote:On a serious note, she is playing it down because it is the Daily Mail and she will be counting on their support.

If the Guardian or Mirror had run the exact same "story" then I would imagine she would be far more annoyed and wouldn't see it as fun.

She looks like shes never laughed at a joke ever. When she smiles its like Yzma from Emperors New Groove.

I am sure she has a good genuine chuckle when she thinks of poor people.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/ng ... article-50

Spot on

Benzin wrote:https://www.theguardian.com/football/ng-interactive/2017/mar/28/david-squires-on-great-british-football-own-goals-oh-and-article-50

Spot on

Textbook Machiavellian lad bants.

Leading Lobber of Seamen.

I thought the headline was bad, but the article text is just as strawberry floating atrocious. This must be an early April fools joke from the Mail.

For strawberry float sakes.