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Freaking genius indeed. It's normally such car crash TV watching Mozza maul a journalist and this is the first time I've ever seen one get the upper hand. "You guys could cash in huge" - I wet myself. "Murder is delicious"; I might actually get a T shirt made.
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In the Co-op's small magazine section on the bold "Recommended Reading" shelf today, someone had placed, rather prominently, several copies of The Shooting Times.


Edit to say that I think this is a sign. A sign that we've been invaded by...gasp....HIPSTERS.

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...not sure why but still chortling about this


Sinn F?in Councillor Martin Kenny from Ballinamore, who knows the couple who found the man, said they had been driving home from Enniskillen when they came upon him on the road.


"They noticed something on the road and, at first, they thought it was a traffic cone, but he was wearing red trousers," he said.

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