One hundred and sixty five people agree with Lee in Bradford that there's already too many people in the world and wasting money to stop them dying of a infectious diseases when they'll only end up starving to death anyway is like burning fivers.
There in a nutshell is the whole ethos of the Daily Mail reader. Given the choice between saving a kitten in a tree, a boy stuck down a well and a little old lady from a house-fire he'd rush into the phone box, change into his pin-stripe suit and swoop headlong into Barclays bank to pay off his car loan.
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It should be neither nor, not neither or.
ReplyDeleteAlas Anon you're right it probably should.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately I started the blog on a whim without too much planning or thought, like many things I do, and now it's more hassle than it's worth to change.
Also if you take a look around many of my entries you'll notice I've a pretty liberal stance on spelling and grammar throughout. However there are some funny pictures to make up for it.