Daily Mail

:lol:Creature comforts. That's a fairly modest 'collection of DVDs, games and consoles' and it's always nice having your toilet on hand by your bed.
 
I used to have a framed picture of New York, so obviously I'm Henry Hill from Goodfellas.
 
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Reveling in his 'king-pin lifestyle' the dealer has a New York City bedspread and keeps his tabacco (sic) nearby.

I'd assumed the tagines below the pictures were your own mockery, but no, they're genuinely from the Mail, this one is my favourite.

King Pin digs.
 
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Palatial splendour: Prisoners have plenty of room in which to stretch their Armani-trousered legs that YOU paid for*



*The trousers, not the legs
 
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Just noticed, they spelt "revelling" wrong too, the massive retards.

EDIT: Gah. It can be spelt with one or two L's. Annoying.
:lol:Yeah, I actually googled that too in my quest to be critical.

EDIT: Grammatical in this caption- should be 'them' not 'it'.

The self-proclaimed kingpin takes pictures of his mates and posts it on Facebook, against prison regulations
 
I wish I had a bog full of clondeeemuntz and trabbbaco*



*Not really, come to think of it...
 
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'Rescue dog receives scant acclaim for reviving Jimmy Savile'
 
I first read it as 'DDG', not 'DOG'. :D
 
Has anyone seen that article about teachers being sent to prison for five years for failing to report kids who are playing GTA? A lot of my fellow gamer mates are believing the bullshit, because basically the politicians are doing the usual rounds of saying media can be dangerous! And somewhere this idea has come out, and the daily mail are using it. My mates seem to forget that the daily mail aren't pro-gamer and can be incredibly misleading.
 
Has anyone seen that article about teachers being sent to prison for five years for failing to report kids who are playing GTA? A lot of my fellow gamer mates are believing the bullshit, because basically the politicians are doing the usual rounds of saying media can be dangerous! And somewhere this idea has come out, and the daily mail are using it. My mates seem to forget that the daily mail aren't pro-gamer and can be incredibly misleading.

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Has anyone seen that article about teachers being sent to prison for five years for failing to report kids who are playing GTA? A lot of my fellow gamer mates are believing the bullshit, because basically the politicians are doing the usual rounds of saying media can be dangerous! And somewhere this idea has come out, and the daily mail are using it. My mates seem to forget that the daily mail aren't pro-gamer and can be incredibly misleading.

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:lol:Is any newspaper specifically 'pro-gamer'?
 
I really wonder what their recruitment policy must be?

- 'Do you know everything about the Kardashians?' If YES then continue
- 'Can you make ridiculous headlines?' If YES then continue
- 'Have no ties to any respectable writing establishment?' THEN YOU'RE HIRED!
 
Only the ones concerned about ethics in journalism.
That rules half of us out. Still argue that if people stopped reading the utter rubbish, it would become less prevalent, but can't see that happening.
 
I'm no medical expert but that seems unlikely to me.
 
Will that apply to already born children or only to the ones conceived when thinking about other women?

Glad I'm not homophobic, or else I would just have to accept I'll never be a father.
 
What if your children are already gay? Will they turn into women or Iranian clerics?
 
What the hell is all that dross along the right side of the online edition? It looks like it's all pathetic celebrity worship/stalking.
 
What the hell is all that dross along the right side of the online edition? It looks like it's all pathetic celebrity worship/stalking.
You must have noticed the sidebar of shame before?
 
I thought they were UKIP banners...
 
You must have noticed the sidebar of shame before?

I guess I'd never been on the site before. I doubt I'll be back unless it's to find out more about some vapid celebrity "showing their curves at the beach in a daring polka dot bikini."