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The story I remember is that at the time she worked for Mars (developing the Mars ice cream), so one of the tabloids had the headline: "Woman from Mars goes to
by WWWWH 4mo ago
The story I remember is that at the time she worked for Mars (developing the Mars ice cream), so one of the tabloids had the headline:
"Woman from Mars goes to space!"
- simonh 4mo agoPeak British journalism.
- KineticLensman 4mo agoNo, that was "Foot heads arms body", when Michael Foot became the chair of CND.
- rob74 4mo agoTBF, that pun was to good to pass up. Although (after looking up the CND) "Foot heads no-arms body" would have been more correct (and maybe even funnier, depending on your sense of humour)... EDIT: looks like this is one of the most well-known headlines that was never actually used: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Foot#%22Foot_Heads_Arms_Body%22 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Foot#%22Foot_Heads_Arm...
- amiga386 4mo agoIf you'd like a real one, try the occasion in 2000 of Caledonian Thistle beating Celtic 3-1, sparking the headline SUPER CALEY GO BALLISTIC, CELTIC ARE ATROCIOUS