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A funny, but thoroughly distasteful joke using a censored word that described a male hen and a pointed horned mythical creature that torments permies in a burning pit of PAYE and yearly appraisal misery.
I doubt it. But the photojournalist might end up walking a road made of good intentions.
Since she is sat in a temporary relief centre she is unlikely to say the quote given. It has been made up.
More likely is "I just thank God my child is alive" or some such. I'm just surprised they didn't do the standard trick of throwing a teddy or a dolly on some rubble and taking a picture of that.
So I doubt you're going to Hell.
But I bet someone on the Newsdesk has won the $20 bet with his mate for getting a smutty headline past the Editor.
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