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I liked this observation about comments on the Royal Wedding announcement:
What was noticeable was that on both The Guardian and Daily Mail's sites, among the first comments was: "Are we having to pay for this?"
Mail readers, of course, love royal weddings but object to anything that costs taxpayers money while Guardian readers love public sector spending but hate royalty.
Unlike The Sun comments section, where the best one for me was 'Is Kate up the duff then?' Don't you just love the earthy humour of the plebs.
Would you mind pointing out a sample post which qualifies as either funny or entertaining? Judged on the couple I read, hoping for both seems unrealistic.
I though the one about the Beatles was quite good.
Would you mind pointing out a sample post which qualifies as either funny or entertaining? Judged on the couple I read, hoping for both seems unrealistic.
I totally agree. A desperate attempt at "Mashism". Avoid.
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