why the daily mail's going down the drain

[Pickman's model]

Typical middle class. A few wines and they're fucking shouting their lives to everyone.

A few wines leads to many loud whines

 

[Yuwipi Woman]

Why do you read it?

Utter boredom.

 

[Pickman's model]

 

[stavros]

"Better" could be going without the rest of the leeches.

 

[stavros]

Forgive my youthful naivety: have newspapers always actively campaigned for their preferred electoral candidate(s), rather than simply endorsing them?

 

[fieryjack]

Forgive my youthful naivety: have newspapers always actively campaigned for their preferred electoral candidate(s), rather than simply endorsing them?

 

[stavros]

Thank you. Whilst I was alive in 1992, I was not politically aware.

However, my question was slightly more nuanced. The Sun cover is anti-Kinnock, rather than pro-Major. Thursday's Mail front page was outwardly promoting a Johnson government.

 

[maomao]

They've got an adblocker blocker on the Mail site now. I've dropped the adblocker for almost every other site that asked me but not the Mail. I'll just have to never read their bigotted shit again.

 

[stavros]

There used to be a proxy site that gave access to the DM online, without registering it as a hit. I think it shut down a while back, but might have resurfaced in some form.

 

[Poi E]

Hey let's sexualise breast feeding while we're doing sexism. Soapy nanny Maggy Queenie tit wank for maudlin middle England.

 

[Proper Tidy]

Wonder how breastfeeding could be not candid, perhaps if the mum disguises herself as a carriage clock or something

 

[pogofish]

Wonder how breastfeeding could be not candid, perhaps if the mum disguises herself as a carriage clock or something

Surely disguising as an Englishman of a certain class who went to the right school/uni would be better from the DM’s POV? Nothing else would be acceptable leadership material to them.

 

[stavros]

Whilst not unique to the Mail, the kind of front page below makes me wonder whether the daily fanzines for either party ought to have their budgets counted as part of election spending.

 

[Poi E]

Strong message to the incontinent.

 

[Pickman's model]

"Better" could be going without the rest of the leeches.

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I'd have thought the Windsors would be glad to be shot of a Hewitt for a few days

 

[Pickman's model]

Swiss villagers warned they may have to leave their homes for a DECADE

The depot in Mitholz, about 35 miles south of the capital Bern, contains 3,500 tonnes of ammunition and several hundred tonnes of explosives.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Nine Bob Note]

Controversial video game 'Plague Inc.' that lets players create a killer virus in China and spread it around the world is REMOVED from the Chinese App Store amid coronavirus crisis

A hugely popular computer game that tasks players with creating and spreading a killer virus around the globe has been pulled from the Chinese App Store.

The game, called Plague Inc, costs 79p and is played by more than 130million people globally and is the top strategy/simulation game worldwide.

The aim is to create a deadly disease in a Chinese laboratory and infect as many countries and people as possible.

Perhaps we should ask the people of Greenland how we go about stopping this thing?

 

[maomao]

Perhaps we should ask the people of Greenland how we go about stopping this thing?

Mauritius. I could never get Mauririus unless it broke out there.

 

[Pickman's model]

some disconnect between the article and the headline

 

[Pickman's model]

Whilst not unique to the Mail, the kind of front page below makes me wonder whether the daily fanzines for either party ought to have their budgets counted as part of election spending.

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aren't we now in the greatest crisis since the war anyway?

 

[stavros]

In case anyone's interested in photos of other people's children:

 

[T & P]

In case anyone's interested in photos of other people's children:

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Let’s hope they have at least stopped describing under-12 daughters of celebrities as ‘leggy’ as they publish paparazzi photographs of them going about their business. Well, and over-12 children too, and anyone of any age while we’re at it. But children in particular.

 

[equationgirl]

The Mail acts like Kate is the only parent that takes photos of their children.

 

[SpookyFrank]

Whilst not unique to the Mail, the kind of front page below makes me wonder whether the daily fanzines for either party ought to have their budgets counted as part of election spending.

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This has aged well.

 

[stavros]

Let’s hope they have at least stopped describing under-12 daughters of celebrities as ‘leggy’ as they publish paparazzi photographs of them going about their business. Well, and over-12 children too, and anyone of any age while we’re at it. But children in particular.

This, from the Sun, puts it better than I ever could.

 

[equationgirl]

This, from the Sun, puts it better than I ever could.

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Didn't they run a clock down to her sixteenth birthday too, or was that the News of the World?

 

[stavros]

Didn't they run a clock down to her sixteenth birthday too, or was that the News of the World?

Someone did, you're right.

If fact my picture above was from the Star, possibly when Richard Desmond owned it.

 

[T & P]

It’s the fact that on the very next page they are raging about the ‘sick’ Brass Eye paedo episode that makes it all the more special.

 

[A380]

Fuck me, this is like that time I heard Farrage say something sensible (about global warming). I am a tiny bit conflicted and feel dirty.

 

[gosub]

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Fuck me, this is like that time I heard Farrage say something sensible (about global warming). I am a tiny bit conflicted and feel dirty.

I know, I expected better from the Hairy Bikers