Cheating is *******business - 11/29/11 05:24 PM
Re: Cheating is sh*tty business - 11/29/11 05:32 PM
I read this story the other day. 
Her parents must be sooooo proud.
Originally Posted by The article
She said: "He tricked me by drinking a bottle of cheap wine with me and doing tequila shots before I signed it and got the tattoo.
"Actually I was passed out for most of the time, and woke up to this horrible image on my back."
"Actually I was passed out for most of the time, and woke up to this horrible image on my back."
Her parents must be sooooo proud.
Re: Cheating is sh*tty business - 11/29/11 07:59 PM
Originally Posted by bitbucket
Re: Cheating is sh*tty business - 11/29/11 08:07 PM
Oh, good grief, it's from The Sun.
Nobody believes The Sun in this country. There is a Parliamentary Committee being held right at this moment, questioning the conduct of journalists working for the British newspapers owned by Rupert Murdoch's News International. He has had to close down one of his papers this year because of its disgraceful standards of journalism.
The American source I read, earlier today, at least prefaced the story by saying "wouldn't it be nice if this were true - but it's unlikely".
Just how drunk would she have to be to sleep through the immense pain such a large tattoo would cause? And what a coincidence that he manage to get her what we in Britain call "blotto", while he stayed sober enough to do such a work of art, as well as getting her to sign such an unlikely waiver.
Just in case it's unclear; I don't believe this story! It's a publicity stunt!
Nobody believes The Sun in this country. There is a Parliamentary Committee being held right at this moment, questioning the conduct of journalists working for the British newspapers owned by Rupert Murdoch's News International. He has had to close down one of his papers this year because of its disgraceful standards of journalism.
The American source I read, earlier today, at least prefaced the story by saying "wouldn't it be nice if this were true - but it's unlikely".
Just how drunk would she have to be to sleep through the immense pain such a large tattoo would cause? And what a coincidence that he manage to get her what we in Britain call "blotto", while he stayed sober enough to do such a work of art, as well as getting her to sign such an unlikely waiver.
Just in case it's unclear; I don't believe this story! It's a publicity stunt!
Re: Cheating is sh*tty business - 11/29/11 08:12 PM
Shhhhhhhhh!
Careful now, 'ol Ruperts major news networks are highly beloved here in the states for their "Fair and Balanced" reporting!
Careful now, 'ol Ruperts major news networks are highly beloved here in the states for their "Fair and Balanced" reporting!
Re: Cheating is sh*tty business - 11/29/11 08:17 PM
Well, that could be justified - I don't know. Broadcast news is a different animal from print, and over here we have a tabloid/popular newspaper culture that is not much respected in the rest of Europe. We readers, of course, are to blame for that.
I think Sky News is reasonably well respected over here, and so is Murdoch's Times newspaper, but The Sun and the now defunct News of the World...
Oh dear.
I think Sky News is reasonably well respected over here, and so is Murdoch's Times newspaper, but The Sun and the now defunct News of the World...
Oh dear.
Re: Cheating is ****** business - 11/29/11 08:44 PM
Scandal and controversy sell. Anger sells.
And you are right, we are to blame for buying.
And you are right, we are to blame for buying.