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My hubby is like that too. I stopped buying the DM as he hung on every word they printed! Simply could not believe that they had that own agenda on the state of the world!!
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Wardrobe malfunction - drives me insane!!!
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More phrases and cliches that I hate: sneak a peek (also because "peek" is often spelled "peak") emotional plea damning report swingeing cuts bubbly (think Lisa Riley, Vanessa Feltz) dangerous curves "Booze/Broke/Bulging Britain" "The parents of the victim spoke from their £600,000 home..." referring to children as "schoolgirl" or "schoolboy" |
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This isn't to do with tabloids but it is annoying. When a celebrity couple releases a statement announcing their split, it often includes the line that they have decided this "after much soul-searching". There's no searching of souls, it just comes down to them deciding that they can't be around each other any more!
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Showed her ex what he's missing....('he' of course has usually left her for someone younger without kids) - it's never the other way around.....
![]() ![]() He/She looked like the cat that got the cream!! ![]() ![]() Alex & Chantelle 'frolicked' in the park!! ![]() ![]() Tabloid journalists and sub-editors - sound positively juvenile and appear very eccentric... |
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I don't see this so much now but I recall frequent references to heartbroken female celebrities "being comforted" by a male friend. Seeing the phrase in another thread reminded me of this. It does sound euphemistic!
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'Crisis talks.' usually when a couple are on the verge of splitting
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" .......... Kardashian"
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The way they use 'a blonde' or 'the brunette' as a sexually-quantitive term. It's usually within a loaded paragraph re: 'stunners' and 'leggy 19 year old' or whatever.
How all the so-called witnesses to some couple's fanatsy date/romp ALL talk as if they belong to the Sun or Mirror's editing teams. |
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Celebs don't give birth , they " Welcome " their baby to the world.
People don't stand and get their photograph taken now, they " Posed up ", drives me crazy
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"The stunning/leggy blonde/brunette/redhead"
"A source told us," "said to be heartbroken" and anything that tries to convince us the kiss and tell girl is intelligent"Chantella McDesperate, has brains as well as beauty, she has a GCSE and is a model/actress, even though you have never heard of her before," |
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