Headlines

[davywavy]

A headline in today's paper was "Shipman stole victim's jewellery".

Reading quickly on the train, I initially read this as "Shipman stole victim's jelly", which briefly gave me a quite unexpected perspective on the motivations of a serial killer.

Comments

A trifling offence

[(Anonymous)]

He was remanded in custardy! Ho ho

H

Re: A trifling offence

[davywavy.livejournal.com]

Well, he was getting his just desserts.

Re: A trifling offence

[(Anonymous)]

Hundreds and thousands would agree with you

H

Re: A trifling offence

[davywavy.livejournal.com]

I do d'eclair, he acted like a fool.

Re: A trifling offence

[undyingking.livejournal.com]

Well, that takes the biscuit.

Re: A trifling offence

[davywavy.livejournal.com]

He wanted to have his cake and eat it.

Re: A trifling offence

[(Anonymous)]

Oh well.
Hopefully his crimes have now been exsponged.

H

Re: A trifling offence

[davywavy.livejournal.com]

No, I expect where he's gone he'll find himself in a jam.

Re: A trifling offence

[(Anonymous)]

On a similar note, a couple of weeks a go, the Torygraph had the headline 'Glorifying Terror to be Outlawed' next to a picture of Jack Nicklaus, which I obviously read as 'Golfing Terror to be Outlawed' and was moved to wonder what the poor chap had done.

[(Anonymous)]

No idea, but I hear they're installing bunkers wherever he's due to play.

Can I give up the day job now?

H