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Wednesday, August 20th, 2008
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7:40 pm
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| Thursday, July 31st, 2008
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8:00 am - Mail Condones Spousal Abuse and Would Like to Take Part in it!
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| Friday, July 11th, 2008
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9:48 pm
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| Tuesday, July 8th, 2008
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11:37 pm - this was posted in an Edinburgh Goth LJ community...
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princealbert
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I need someone to write an article *against* the Daily Mail's annual tirade about whatever subculture happens to be popular that year for September's fanzine.
Maybe this year's Daily Mail article detailing the horrendous after effects of 'being an emo' will fuel your fire...
I already have the opposition article, detailing why the Daily Mail's regular attacks on yoof subcultures is a good thing for society - and it is rather impressive, so have a go and get back to me:
juicy-lucy2 (at) hotmail (dot) co (dot) uk
ANYONE can write for the fanzine - give it a go :)
Posted by juice1, (not i, and i removed her blink tag!)
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| Saturday, July 5th, 2008
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7:10 am - "MIND-BLOWING INCOMPETENCE"
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princealbert
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Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers has admitted that a laptop containing financial and personal details of thousands of staff, suppliers and contributors has been stolen.
After months of criticising "criminally careless" government departments for losing confidential records, the company has been forced to send out an embarrassing letter telling journalists they may now be at risk of identity theft, MediaGuardian.co.uk can reveal.
Even those who no longer work for either Associated Newspapers, which also publishes the Mail on Sunday and the Evening Standard, and regional newspaper publisher Northcliffe Media have been affected and contacted.
The letters from the Associated Newspapers group finance director, Simon Dyson, and his Northcliffe counterpart, Martyn Hindley, tell recipients that their "name, address, bank account number and bank sort code were the sensitive data lost" when the laptop was stolen last week. ( Read more... )
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/jul/04/dailymail.dmgt1 (the subject line is the Daily Mail's headline for similar Govt laptop losses)
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| Saturday, May 17th, 2008
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6:08 am - the "black parade" — a place where emos believe they go after they die.
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| Friday, March 28th, 2008
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10:26 pm
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| Sunday, February 17th, 2008
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11:54 pm
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| Wednesday, February 6th, 2008
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12:47 pm
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| Sunday, January 27th, 2008
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7:25 pm - None Deadlier Than The Wail
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| Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008
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7:18 am - OMG BEBO IS AN INTERNETZ SUICIDE CULT!!11!
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| Saturday, October 20th, 2007
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9:20 pm
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princealbert
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See when JK Rowling outs a fictional charater as gay, after the last book is published, leave it to the Daily Mail readers:
I'm disappointed in Ms. Rowling for feeling the need to "out" her character. I guess she waited for the money first in case not all of her fans' parents would have considered it unnecessary to force such an endorsement on children. - Mcate, Georgia, USA
Isn't it funny that people never say things like this until after they have made the big time and a bucket full of cash, Why spoil a perfectly good children's story with PC rubbish? - Andy, Lancashire, England
For goodness sake guys, he's a fictional character - there are never any 'limits to what created people can do' - it's written for them. Why should an author make it explicit just to please homosexuals - it's bad enough she wrote Tony Blair into the 6th novel. - Andrea, buckingham
Oh right,the books have been out years and only now its revealed. Politically correct or what? Its enough to make you sick, no doubt the next revelation will be that Hagrids got a plastic leg...you couldnt make it up... - Harry, north lincs
Time to put the books in the bin, I think. - Sally, Lincoln
Oh Dear! Does Rowling really feel the need to court this sort of publicity? We seem to have a hidden glass wall of public censorship in this country that now says if the work does not highlight minorities (no matter what they are - and in a good light) then "it shall not pass" into the public domain. It reminds me of the rush of Chinese Artists (amongst other public figures) to emphasise their Communist Party support after the Chinese revolution. You have to wonder how much they really mean it or how much they felt it was just something they had to do. - Cllr. Chris Cooke, Tamworth, UK. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_article_id=488718&in_page_id=1773&in_page_id=1773&expand=true#StartComments
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| Thursday, July 26th, 2007
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4:44 pm - God I hate this paper
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| Tuesday, July 24th, 2007
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5:34 pm
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| Thursday, June 28th, 2007
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12:06 pm - Daily Mail reports...
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princealbert
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Michael Werner looks normal enough. He's six foot tall, grey and bespectacled, weighs in at 12-and-a-half stone and enjoys playing tennis, socialising and jogging - three brisk miles before breakfast with his wife Angelica, a nice fry-up for her and a quick coffee for him.
All very ordinary. It's just that Michael doesn't eat. At all.
In fact, the last item of food that passed his lips was a huge helping of potato salad and a slice of cake on New Year's Eve 2001.
Extraordinarily, the 58-year-old doctor of chemistry and father of three from Brunswick, northern Germany, claims he gets all the sustenance he needs from the sun. Oh, and the occasional coffee, fruit juice or a glass of wine if he and Angelica are enjoying a night out.
"I call it light nutrition," he explains. "But one can also talk of ethereal, Prana, Chi or cosmic energy ... it's all the same thing."
It's also known as Breatharianism, or the belief that the elements contained in air - nitrogen, carbon dioxide, oxygen and hydrogen - can sustain a body.
So far, so daft. But Dr Werner isn't your average nutter. He's a bright, well spoken scientist who was so surprised at the consequences of his bizarre diet - just four coffees and two fruit juices every day for six-and-a-half years, plus that occasional glass of wine - that he's written a book about it called Life From Light. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=464814&in_page_id=1770
Reality: http://www.rickross.com/groups/breat.html
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| Tuesday, March 27th, 2007
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9:37 pm - It's not always rape if a woman is drunk, says judge
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peterb
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I presume we've all seen this nonsense on the Daily Fail website?
The comments are nothing short of epic, in that "hell in a handbasket" style that the crackpot readership of this nasty bit of journalism are...
I think my "favourite" has to be either: Sense at last. Young men need to take this as a warning, though. If you must have sex outside marriage, get the woman's consent first, in writing, and preferably with a witnessed signature. That way she can't cry rape the next day when she changes her mind.
As for young women - if you go binge drinking, you are likely to consent to have sex with someone when you otherwise wouldn't. That plus throwing up plus wasting vast amounts of money, what a life. Whatever is the attraction?
- Liz Ward, Huddersfield UK or Once a 'Lady' has drunk more than lets say 2 bottles of wine she should lose the right to cry rape.
- Donald Dehaviland, Fleet Hampshire ,England.
Yes, that's the way! Only have sex (missionary, under the covers, with the lights off) in marriage, or if you get pissed and violated in the worst possible way, then it's your own fault... I wonder what a party of Mail readers is like??
If only it wasn't so difficult getting comments past the mods :-(
current mood: shocked current music: R.E.M. - Driver 8
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| Sunday, February 18th, 2007
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3:08 pm - Is Prince Phillip A God?
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henriksdal
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"High in a mist-shrouded mountain village, an ancient tribe patiently awaits the return of its divine leader.
He is no mere mortal like themselves, dressed as they are in and straw sheaths to protect their modesty — rather, they believe he is the human face of an ancestral spirit who left their island many moons ago to look for a bride.
Their legend tells how this spiritual ancestor ended up in England — and eventually married a queen. Which explains why the Duke of Edinburgh, who is well aware of his role as a god in the eyes of the Yaohnanen tribe, has established a curious relationship with these people, who dwell in a simple village in the centre of the Vanuatu island of Tanna in the South Pacific." Astonishingly patronising tale of a cargo cult, (the BBC has a bit more of a grown up story about them here) complete with middle-England fantasies about the hilarious escapades that must go on in the Royal Household. How indeed does one hold a nal-nal?! Oh the jollity.
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| Tuesday, February 13th, 2007
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12:47 pm - Quote of the day
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princealbert
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"I buy the Daily Mail cos of the headlines. They never come true, they just make me laugh."
Pensioner on an Edinburgh bus when I asked him if he wanted my finished copy of the Metro.
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| Monday, February 5th, 2007
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2:21 pm
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| Tuesday, December 19th, 2006
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8:41 pm - Richard Littlejohn solves the problems of hard drugs and prostitution
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thebustocrookes
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/columnists/columnists.html?in_article_id=423549&in_page_id=1772&in_author_id=322
Typically intelligent stuff from Richard Littlejohn today, the caring sensitive Daily Mail columnist today, taking his brand of compassion to the murder of five women in Ipswich…
Feel free to read the article, but a few choice quotes:
“in the scheme of things the deaths of these five women is no great loss…They weren't going to discover a cure for cancer or embark on missionary work in Darfur. The only kind of missionary position they undertook was in the back seat of a car. “
“Frankly, I'm tired of the lame excuses about how they all fell victim to ruthless pimps who plied them with drugs. These women were on the streets because they wanted to be.“
“This wasn't a case of women going on the game to put bread on the table, or to look after their "babies". That's what the welfare state is for. They did it for drugs”
Bless... He even manages to bring Kate Moss into it, to echo A N Wilson’s article mentioned here recently (and Will Self). He’s solved the problems of drugs and prostitution in a couple of hundred words – tomorrow rocket science?
current mood: grumpy
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