New York City’s worst rag, embracing its reputation for terribleness and shoving it in our faces.
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LaSargenta
Tue, Jan 06, 2015 11:57pm
A couple of years ago (or more?), I told my kid about “Headless Body in Topless Bar”.
I’ve always had a fondness for the completely tasteless headline after a piece of rebar came off a truck in Toronto, and fell backwords into a bus, impaling two people. While most of the newspapers tried to deal with it responsibly, Murdoch’s Toronto Sun bore the memorable headline: BUS-KEBAB.
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A couple of years ago (or more?), I told my kid about “Headless Body in Topless Bar”.
:-)
Best newspaper headline ever.
Knowing it is necessary for cultural literacy.
;-)
I’ve always had a fondness for the completely tasteless headline after a piece of rebar came off a truck in Toronto, and fell backwords into a bus, impaling two people. While most of the newspapers tried to deal with it responsibly, Murdoch’s Toronto Sun bore the memorable headline: BUS-KEBAB.
Oh. My.
I’ll take it over the New York Times.
Those little quips are hardly anything to get twisted about. Knock off the hysterics .
You call them hysterics. I call them little quips.
I call them hysterical little quips. Now concentrate on something useful like getting yourself laid more often.
“All the News that Fits”?