Watching the Daily Mail
Posted by sim-o
November 30th, 2009
Categories: Express Watch, Front Pages |
Bizzare!
This is probably just a reprint of a press-release from the Mushroom Marketing Council, just like the “breakfast” front-page story on Saturday which originated from a trade organization called the “Breakfast Cereal Information Service”
Well done those mushrooms, I didn’t realist they could get cancer.
*realise not realist. D’oh.
Is this some exotic variation on Paper/Scissors/Stone?
You couldn’t make it up.
I must remember that next time I’m playing Mario Kart.
Mushrooms beat cancer and I remember the Express headline about broccoli beating heart disease so what do onions beat?
I’ll keep that in mind for the next time I play Scrabble
I’m sure Peter Hill must permanently be on the magic variety
All those millions spent on cancer research when we could have sent those dying patients down to the greengrocers to get a salad?
Who knew?
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Bizzare!
This is probably just a reprint of a press-release from the Mushroom Marketing Council, just like the “breakfast” front-page story on Saturday which originated from a trade organization called the “Breakfast Cereal Information Service”
Well done those mushrooms, I didn’t realist they could get cancer.
*realise not realist. D’oh.
Is this some exotic variation on Paper/Scissors/Stone?
You couldn’t make it up.
I must remember that next time I’m playing Mario Kart.
Mushrooms beat cancer and I remember the Express headline about broccoli beating heart disease so what do onions beat?
I’ll keep that in mind for the next time I play Scrabble
I’m sure Peter Hill must permanently be on the magic variety
All those millions spent on cancer research when we could have sent those dying patients down to the greengrocers to get a salad?
Who knew?