Comments on: I Could Never Take the Place of Your Usual Paper http://www.inactualfact.com/2007/07/15/i-could-never-take-the-place-of-your-usual-paper/ ... This Wasn't What I Expected Thu, 28 Aug 2008 15:06:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Mr. Fact http://www.inactualfact.com/2007/07/15/i-could-never-take-the-place-of-your-usual-paper/#comment-19291 Wed, 18 Jul 2007 17:45:07 +0000 http://www.inactualfact.com/2007/07/15/i-could-never-take-the-place-of-your-usual-paper/#comment-19291 If you're too young for Prince, I'm not even going to ask you about The Beatles.... But I believe they're a Popular Beat Combo. I don't know what's been happening in Cheshire. Past perusals of Cheshire Life would lead me to suggest that people have been building and renovating very expensive houses, riding horses, having charity dinner parties and been spotted in Harvey Nichols buying a Nicole Farhi outfit. If you’re too young for Prince, I’m not even going to ask you about The Beatles…. But I believe they’re a Popular Beat Combo.

I don’t know what’s been happening in Cheshire. Past perusals of Cheshire Life would lead me to suggest that people have been building and renovating very expensive houses, riding horses, having charity dinner parties and been spotted in Harvey Nichols buying a Nicole Farhi outfit.

]]> by: Anyhoo http://www.inactualfact.com/2007/07/15/i-could-never-take-the-place-of-your-usual-paper/#comment-19241 Mon, 16 Jul 2007 17:39:19 +0000 http://www.inactualfact.com/2007/07/15/i-could-never-take-the-place-of-your-usual-paper/#comment-19241 I think this is the bit where I admit to being too young to ever get Prince; I must have heard something of his, but have no idea what it sounds like. So what's been happening in Cheshire? I think this is the bit where I admit to being too young to ever get Prince; I must have heard something of his, but have no idea what it sounds like.

So what’s been happening in Cheshire?

]]> by: Mr. Fact http://www.inactualfact.com/2007/07/15/i-could-never-take-the-place-of-your-usual-paper/#comment-19220 Mon, 16 Jul 2007 00:57:53 +0000 http://www.inactualfact.com/2007/07/15/i-could-never-take-the-place-of-your-usual-paper/#comment-19220 <strong>Plumpernickel: </strong>I'm not actually, really sure about the UK, but if I had managed to get a copy of the Mail (or Express) - that's exactly the kind of headline they would have used..... My newsagent delivers my paper herself in her eco-friendly 4x4 and refers to it as <em>The </em>Guardian, because they only order one copy. <strong>Anyhoo:</strong> Acronyms. So you've got Paper on Sunday, and a former artist (I gave up buying his stuff around about the time of (okay, afterwards, I got screwed, there), the symbol (ah, but is it?) album. I'm looking through CDs to see what he could use: "The Morning Papers' obviously, 'Free' - sounds fair enough. 'Sexy M.F.', 'Insatiable' and 'Lady Cab Driver' (should be at home, tending to the children, as her role in a stable family demands) all sounds MoS-friendly enough, but there must be something for MoS readers in there? There was the classic "Gett Off - pumping 'em from Pakistan 2 Poland" but it's very much a reflection of his early work. So what is it? Answers on a postcard to the usual address..... Buggered if I know I didn't even have the chance to buy the PoS, the only thing left at my local newsagents was Cheshire LIfe. And it's NOT even in bloody Cheshire. Plumpernickel: I’m not actually, really sure about the UK, but if I had managed to get a copy of the Mail (or Express) - that’s exactly the kind of headline they would have used….. My newsagent delivers my paper herself in her eco-friendly 4×4 and refers to it as The Guardian, because they only order one copy.

Anyhoo: Acronyms. So you’ve got Paper on Sunday, and a former artist (I gave up buying his stuff around about the time of (okay, afterwards, I got screwed, there), the symbol (ah, but is it?) album.
I’m looking through CDs to see what he could use: “The Morning Papers’ obviously, ‘Free’ - sounds fair enough. ‘Sexy M.F.’, ‘Insatiable’ and ‘Lady Cab Driver’ (should be at home, tending to the children, as her role in a stable family demands) all sounds MoS-friendly enough, but there must be something for MoS readers in there? There was the classic “Gett Off - pumping ‘em from Pakistan 2 Poland” but it’s very much a reflection of his early work.
So what is it? Answers on a postcard to the usual address….. Buggered if I know I didn’t even have the chance to buy the PoS, the only thing left at my local newsagents was Cheshire LIfe. And it’s NOT even in bloody Cheshire.

]]> by: plumpernickel http://www.inactualfact.com/2007/07/15/i-could-never-take-the-place-of-your-usual-paper/#comment-19215 Sun, 15 Jul 2007 18:53:24 +0000 http://www.inactualfact.com/2007/07/15/i-could-never-take-the-place-of-your-usual-paper/#comment-19215 Is that true about paperboys? Is this in the UK or in Germany? Is that true about paperboys? Is this in the UK or in Germany?

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