Oh well, at least I still have the headline that I suggested earlier.
Funny, but itās nowhere near the standards of āHeadless Body inTopless Barā. A good headline needs to tell a story-- a story that is continued in the article. This headline doesnāt actually elicit curiosity about the story, it elicits a titter, a titter that is contradicted by the story.
I am assuming, that the body was decapitated, and the bar was a strip club. If not, Iād probably consider it to be cheat as well.
Apparently, the story is real, and deserves its headline.
ahem, re-joining this thread. I forgot I had these saved,
HOMER: aww, I knew that already. [flips over]
and the perennial favorite
IIRC, thereās a page for the Springfield Shopper. Ah, yes. several in fact (no surprise, there, really)
From the Armagh Gazette about a crappy government attempt to expand some rail service:
āOver Ā£100m! Is this the rail price? Is this just fantasy? Caught up in land buys, No escape from bureaucracy!ā
āZombies Push Jesus From Top of North American Box Officeā
[Horse herpes outbreak forces rodeo queens to ride stick ponies](Read more at http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=15716018)
I remember that one! Made it pretty clear that the event had absolutely nothing to do with training a horse.
Really, you could just type any crazy shit in here and Iād probably like it, headline or not.
SHRDLU, ETOAIN
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