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To be fair if you look that bad and are making that kind of money whoring yourself out I bet you would need a new fanny.

Must look like an exploded strawberry pop tart.

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Let's all share the story to our Facebook feeds so that our loved ones can also snear at the sub-humans. The Mail deserves the boost to it's traffic for providing such a great public service.

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What reaction should we have for a mother who encourages her young daughter to strip in order to pay for the both of them to have ridiculous amounts of plastic surgery. Like I said, there's obviously some mental health issues there but they doesn't make them look any less like aliens.

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I don't know. Some reaction that doesn't have the MailOnline playing you like a violin?

 

Do have a look at the sidebar while you're there if you enjoyed that story, you'd buzz off it.

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Oh, piss off. I'm well aware of the kind of newspaper the Mail is. I'm sure they paid the mental mother and her daughter a decent chunk of change for this "story" so they can't really complain at the reaction they're getting, can they? Probably paid for the next round of surgery.

 

You realise you're sneering at us sneerers here, right?

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Yeah but it's not the sneering per se. It's the two pages of outrage at an article transparently calculated to provoke exactly that response. I mean for fuck's sake. You're a clickbaiter's dream.

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Yeah but it's not the sneering per se. It's the two pages of outrage at an article transparently calculated to provoke exactly that response. I mean for fuck's sake. You're a clickbaiter's dream.

 

I'm really not sure what you're getting upset about.  Someone posted an article and people commented on it. Sure, the comments are negative but it's not like there's a positive way to take someone pimping out their daughter so they can both get terrible plastic surgery is it? How does that make anybody a "clickbaiter's dream?"

 

Incidentally, I'd say it's surprisingly balanced from the Mail. Obviously, it's a negative article but it's made up mainly of quotes with little editorialising, unlike how folk on benefits are always "shameless" and "raking it in" and whatever.

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Yeah but it's not the sneering per se. It's the two pages of outrage at an article transparently calculated to provoke exactly that response. I mean for fuck's sake. You're a clickbaiter's dream.

I'm really not sure what you're getting upset about. Someone posted an article and people commented on it. Sure, the comments are negative but it's not like there's a positive way to take someone pimping out their daughter so they can both get terrible plastic surgery is it? How does that make anybody a "clickbaiter's dream"?

Do you need it explained, aye? Because the article is trivial shite, written to provoke a sneering, titillated response, and thereby compel the reader to share it among other would-be readers. Which is exactly what Nostalgia Nonce did.

 

It's the journalistic equivalent of a minion meme and yiz fell for it. For shame.

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So people can't comment on anything unless it's Pulitzer Prize worthy journalism? What are you on about? You're right, we've all been had. What fools we are.

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So people can't comment on anything unless it's Pulitzer Prize worthy journalism? What are you on about? You're right, we've all been had. What fools we are.

No, you can comment on whatever you like. But if a Mail journalist composes an article with the clear intention of priming gimps to gawp at some freaks and click share, and then some gimps do as they've been directed, others will recognise them as gimps.

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So, because it's in the Mail's clickbait section, I'm not allowed to be outraged/appalled/whatever by a woman pimping her daughter out to pay for her lip injections?

 

Which publication's articles am I allowed to have opinions on, sneering or otherwise? That can be the thing I learn today.

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