HELP

[ailbhe]

My mother is reading the Daily Mail.

IN MY HOUSE.

40 minutes later: She says "It's a bit sensationalist. I'm doing the puzzles."

Comments

[baratron.livejournal.com]

This is your mother from Ireland, who is unfamiliar with the Daily Mail due to it not being available where she lives, yes? I think under the circumstances a swift re-education policy and a purification ritual should be sufficient. And rather than burning it, which is not good for the environment, I would favour recycling the remnants of the "news"paper in some manner that would offend its usual readers. For example, using its pages to make posters supporting immigration or lesbian mothers. Or both.

[iuil.livejournal.com]

Coming late to this but the Daily Mail is available in Ireland. In an Irish version, which means that they publish news articles of "Irish interest" on the first few pages and the usual xenophobic misogynistic crap in the rest.