... We bought a copy of Daily Mail yesterday. But I swear it was only to get the free copy of Flight of the Navigator that came with the 70p purchase. It was funny because we tucked the paper under our reusable bags while at Tesco so no one could see we were buying it. Apologized at the checkout and put it in the bag header down so no one knew what paper it was. It's now sitting next to our dish drainer, and i think i may just chuck it into the recycling without even looking at one page. I've tried taking a shower, and washing my hair ... but i still feel so dirty.
I wonder if it's some sort of advertising tactic to get more people reading their paper? "Free with every copy of Flight of The Navigator - some right wing crap". Either way, Flight Of The Navigator owns, and I wouldn't be ashamed of eating Hitler himself out if it earnt me a copy of the film.
Actually I think everyone should force themselves to read the Mail from time to time - know your enemy, and all that.
Well, I suppose it could be handy if I ever run out of bog roll.. although it'd be an insult to my arse.
not for 70p there isn't and well ... said DailyMail paper was never opened (but to get the movie out) and is now sitting in my pink recycle bag, hiding amongst other papers so hopefully no neighbour spots it.
So long as you don't pay for it (nick it from Tesco/Asda , not a small newsagents) that way you can know your enemy without having to give your enemy any cash.
shame on you but to be fair i'd be tempted flight of the navigator is awesome " if everybody had an ocean accross the usa then everyone would be surfing like california" great song and how cute is that little tiny alien i havnt seen the film for years, i think i need to get me a copy
Maybe not. But I was referring to 'eating Hitler himself out' (hence the quote)... Have you tried Amazon, Power_13?
dude thats filth, its easy just go into a small cornershop type newsagents and ask for a copy of the film from one of the dailymails. i work in such an establishment and basicly we just take the films out before we send the unsold dailymails back to whence they came. And it shouldnt be a bother as we all know 65% of dailymail readers dont own a tv or a dvd player as it is percieved as witch craft. infact i could have sent you a copy for the cost of a stamp
I haven't, actually I haven't used Amazon in ages. There are a few bits and bobs I want to get from there though, maybe I'll have a look at the movies too
Gahcnsv;dnisdfa hubighui Of course not. But..it..would..be..better..than..eating..Hitler..himself..out.. Understand? Last time I try and make a silly joke on here
My mum used to read the Daily Mail, now she reads The Times. I suppose that's some sort of progress...