Daily Mail

My colleague named his baby daughter Anais last year and has had a serious sense of humour bypass about any such pronunciation of her name.
Yeah, all dads would split their sides at such wit and repartee.

'My son is called Bill.'
'That's alright, we'll just call him Bollox'

'Siobhan'.
'Shitbrain's close enough'.
 
Yeah, all dads would split their sides at such wit and repartee.

'My son is called Bill.'
'That's alright, we'll just call him Bollox'

'Siobhan'.
'Shitbrain's close enough'
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:lol:That's actually quite apt for the one Siobhan I know.
 
'And here's 500 photos of the outrageous and offensive boobies!'
 
The Daily Mail thesaurus must be worn through on the page for "flaunt".

They constantly come up with different ways of implying that women are somehow forcing men to ogle their bodies. They always display, reveal, show off, showcase or expose something.
 
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They had one a while back about some micro celebrity 'flaunting her toned legs in cut-off shorts' or some such nonsense. Could also just have said 'Woman wears shorts'.
Reminds of the Private Eye's piss-takes. 'Man gets hair cut' whenever Beckham got his mop chopped.
 
I often wonder what world people who complain to the BBC about things like that live in. As if they have never seen a woman's cleavage before. I am also wondering if most of them happen to be female, or at least really old conservative christian men. I just cannot see any normal man complaining about that, or even normal woman.
Me neither. Over 400 people did though. Read the comment section. Loads moaning about it being before the watershed. Shame I never watch the One Show.
 
Me neither. Over 400 people did though. Read the comment section. Loads moaning about it being before the watershed. Shame I never watch the One Show.
She's not showing her nipples :lol: Jesus, its like 400 Mary Whitehouses isn't it? I mean, we see women dressing like that everyday. Why is it so shocking?
 
Every one of those people who complained should be sat in the middle of the Printworks on a Saturday night with their eyes pried open Clockwork Orange style.
 
I can't see what the problem is, they look like a lovely pair.

Maybe if she had a baby hanging off one of them it would be alright?
:lol:
Reminds me of the Holly Willoughby outrage.
And Rihanna on X Factor.
 
Jeeyaysus. Anyone else been reading the most popular comments on the various stories about the Paris shootings? Horrendous stuff. Thousands of absolute arseholes upvoting vile bigotry. And that's just the comments that made it past the pre-moderation!
You see it pretty much everywhere on news sites, even the left-wing ones. The internet is the only place these people can congregate, swear, its as if they are just waiting for something to happen and then they are commenting like mad.
 
Jeeyaysus. Anyone else been reading the most popular comments on the various stories about the Paris shootings? Horrendous stuff. Thousands of absolute arseholes upvoting vile bigotry. And that's just the comments that made it past the pre-moderation!
There are some odd comments

debbiepower, Red Cliffs, Australia, 1 hour ago

Don't kill them and make them martyrs. Shoot them enough to disable them and then interrogate them to hell. Cowards.

Sv S., Ankara, Turkey, 2 hours ago

Sorry but I don't believe this story. Brothers are too professional to be simple killers. They are even more professional than french police!!! This can be a designed plot against multicultural society as we all know that only right wing parties will benefit from it...

philash, ex-Shenzhen, 4 hours ago

Why not send in bloodhounds fitted with trackers and cameras? If the dogs are shot, their last location will ive a starting point for the search.
 
Why is it the worst commenters on sites like the Daily Mail are either people from other countries or expats? The latter boggles my mind more, when you see these British people abroad complaining about immigration, and then you see these people who aren't British complaining we are losing our country :lol:.
 
Somewhat dubiously toned piece on nimby hotel guests moaning it had asylum seekers staying there.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...star-hotel-angry-asylum-seekers-check-in.html
I'm sure none of you will be surprised that I wouldn't be too keen either.
We used to take my son to Salou every year and once booked into a really nice hotel but it must have been Scouse week. They used to buy beer from a supermarket and put their sunbeds right beside the pool with a carrier of beer bottles keeping cool in the water. My son's United strips didn't go down to well, needless to say
 
Somewhat dubiously toned piece on nimby hotel guests moaning it had asylum seekers staying there.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...star-hotel-angry-asylum-seekers-check-in.html
A luxury hotel that costs £45 a night...
I'm sure none of you will be surprised that I wouldn't be too keen either.
We used to take my son to Salou every year and once booked into a really nice hotel but it must have been Scouse week. They used to buy beer from a supermarket and put their sunbeds right beside the pool with a carrier of beer bottles keeping cool in the water. My son's United strips didn't go down to well, needless to say
You probably should have asked beforehand whether they allowed the working classes to stay there.
 
I'm sure none of you will be surprised that I wouldn't be too keen either.
We used to take my son to Salou every year and once booked into a really nice hotel but it must have been Scouse week. They used to buy beer from a supermarket and put their sunbeds right beside the pool with a carrier of beer bottles keeping cool in the water. My son's United strips didn't go down to well, needless to say
Am sure most people wouldn't be too thrilled if they are honest.
A luxury hotel that costs £45 a night...
Isn't it £57? Still bloody cheap though.
 
Yeah, I'm unlikely to ever go on holiday to Warrington tbh.
 
What's Peppa Pig REALLY teaching our children?

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Peppa Pig: potential ISIS member

Spoilt kids, a bullied husband, an antagonistic father-in-law and a mother in need of Prozac… it might sound like a new family on EastEnders' Albert Square, but it's actually Britain's most influential family – Peppa Pig and her herd.

So when I read about three-year-old Amari Black earlier this week, whose malfunctioning Peppa Pig toy from Argos was spouting swear words, I couldn't help feeling it was merely a natural progression from Peppa's on-screen presence.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...mother-reveals-s-banning-bratty-hog-home.html
 
Amari Black's parents are horrified when some of the three-year-old's first words were 'f*** you', which they say he picked up from this Peppa Pig toy


:lol: that, coupled with the pic, is amazing
 
I maintain to this day that I heard Daffy Duck use the c-word while I was watching Loony Tunes as a five year old. I promptly called my neighbourhood nemesis the same that very day. At the top of my little lungs. In front of his family.
 
This article is (unintentionally) hilarious.

They've gone for the always popular angle of how prison life is a bed of roses, after getting hold of a bunch of photos some scrote posted on his Facebook page. The best-rated comments are utterly predictable in their outrage. What makes it funny, though, is the way they've gone for shite estate agent patter when describing photos of his cell to make it seems like some sort of fancy apartment. In reality, it looks how you would imagine a prison cell would look. Tiny and a bit grim.

The rudimentary spelling mistakes just make the whole article seem like even more of a piss-take.

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A home entertainment system in his cell: Crocker keeps a collection of DVDs, games and consoles

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Creature comforts: Crocker has a bathroom area and an assortment of bread, sugar and various condements
(sic)


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Reveling in his 'king-pin lifestyle' the dealer has a New York City bedspread and keeps his tabacco (sic) nearby



Bedside "tabacco", an assortment of "condements" and a New York City bedspread! Oh the glamour...