Headline Pun is Rubbished
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Sir, The Nelson Mail's glib and inapt title on a June 23 article "Nappies and compost cause a stink'' is inappropriate and obviously was penned by a philistine.   Compost should never "stink'' if made properly.
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'Bugger off out the office' FoTW Oh dear, oh dear - it appears CNET's blogging pundits are not actually a legitimate target for us proper hacks, those of us who've done English O-Level and read a couple of novels.â¦
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TO THE EDITOR:           It's definitely not comcastic, if anything it's fantastic - used in the sense of being capricious. My reference is to the article announcing Comcast's rate increase ("Comcast likely to hike rates," Intell, Dec. 2).
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(Correcting headlines to read "Guinean paper describes media scene following state of emergency" instead of "Guinean paper describes state of media following state of emergency".
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Searching on two words or more? Enclose them in double quotes. Add the Health Headlines to your website.
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That's not an interjection from the reporter. The exclamation "w00t" was chosen by Merriam-Webster's online users as 2007's Word of the Year.
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Let's have a show of hands TV wit Stephen Colbert has had more fun at the expense of Wikipedia with another deeply ironic prank.â¦
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The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. We are not responsible for them in any way. There should be an MS tax, no there shouldn&#39;t... (Score:2, Insightful). OK, colour me not
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Yesterday's piece, lightly edited, on the Huffington Post. http://x98.us/jz  I think it looks pretty good over there!
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Comment is free: Simon Jenkins: I'm an atheist but still I resent this joker in Rome slighting my community. A residual theological chauvinism is aroused.
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An ad snafu prevents a lot of you from being able to read our site today. Wired News apologizes for the screw-up.
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Tycho:  We have done things in the past which were not "for" you, or anybody else for that matter.  That isn't what's goin' on now.  What's going on now is we are shoveling dense chunks of fanservice into the site's iron belly, and increased fervor in that chamber makes each comic bend and groan to please you.
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Corrects online editor's incorrect spelling of Baghdad in   headline
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Spam makes sense. Sure, most of it reads like filthy gibberish. But the authors of this dreck are not semi-literate perverts. They're cool, rational business folk who have found a sleazy but effective way to make a buck.
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Corrects headline and story to show that settlement has been reached; adds dropped word "million" in paragraph 2
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Blog-stealing columnist disses his source Tech Digest Oh how I love the Daily Mail. What a splendid newspaper. No, really. Its online offering is now very good to the point where a US-exiled liberal friend of mine confessed to me the other day that after the Gruniard, it is his first online stop for UK news.â¦
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That was the suitably seasonal headline on Wednesday&#39;s Irish Sun. The story below the giant, screaming typeface, and also plastered across other more restrained front pages, was of the robbery