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The cunting Daily Mail thread.


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What about those special cunts that hold the phone right in front of them rather than by their ear, as if that somehow makes a difference to the whole dynamic?

 

I once drove past a line of traffic on the opposite side being held up by a bird doing just that, whilst reversing into a tight parking space. 

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I saw a bloke speeding along the A13 a while back who had missed the point of the legislation. He had the hands-free thing in his ear, but he was so engrossed in his conversation that he was gesticulating wildly with both hands.

Obviously an Italian trying to kill British families

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Jairz knows the score.

 

The Daily Mail championing Fascism across Europe

 

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The Daily Mail vilifying Jews trying to seek refuge before the holocaust

 

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The owner of the Daily Mail with Adolf Hitler (1934)

 

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A telegram sent to Hitler by the owner of the Daily Mail in 1938 after the annexation of the Sudetenland

 

“My dear Fuhrer everyone in England is profoundly moved by the bloodless solution to the Czechoslovakian problem. People not so much concerned with territorial readjustment as with dread of another war with its accompanying bloodbath. Frederick the Great was a great popular figure. I salute your excellency’s star which rises higher and higher.”

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