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  1. Some 15-20 years ago

    Translated from Norwegian: «Toilet paper stopped traffic on E18 At Hjortnes, traffic was delayed this evening after large amounts of toilet paper ended up on the roadway. - Many skid marks in the area, the police write on Twitter.»

    Gammel text-TV-nyhet fotografert på TV-skjerm med teksten 
«Dopapir stoppet trafikken på E18
Ved Hjortnes ble trafikken i kveld forsinket etter at det havnet store mengder dopapir i veibanen. - Mange bremsespor i området, skriver politiet på Twitter.»

Old teletext news photographed on a TV screen with the text 
«Toilet paper stopped traffic on E18
At Hjortnes, traffic was delayed this evening after large amounts of toilet paper ended up on the roadway. - Many skid marks in the area, the police write on Twitter.»
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  2. Time to share the best football headline of all time (after Caledonian Thistle humiliated Glasgow Celtic) "Super Caley Go Ballistic, Celtic Are Atrocious"

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  3. I'm still waiting to become a renowned film critic RIGHT when a new monkey movie comes out, so i can write "audiences will go ape for [film]" and it'll get on the film poster.

    ...THAT, is my ONE dream in life.

    🐒🎬📰

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  4. I read the headline as if "hot" were the adjective and "dog spill" were the noun, which gives it a whole other meaning

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  5. “Clogged the heavily travelled artery”

    Is this a cholesterol pun snuck in by the author or merely a coincidence? 😂

    I do hope it’s the former!

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  6. How many minutes of life did each passenger lose at the airport per hot dog?

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  7. Looks like someone really dropped the ballpark on this one! 🌭🚧That’s one way to ketchup on your commute! 🍅😂

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  8. We were driving in Scotland once when we came across the very strong smell of fried pork/bacon. Anyway, it turned out that a truckload of pigs had crashed and caught fire. Pretty horrible, yet mouthwatering.

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  9. My team won a national newspaper award for headline writing eons.

    I know one was a creation of a reporter, "Puppeteer seeks apprentices - no strings attached," and another a story about a black bear destroying a fiddlehead stand ("Trouble is a bruin.")

    I had some good uns over the years.

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  10. I had a friend who worked for the New York Times, and he found one headline to be hilarious.

    It was about some Bhagwan that had to leave the US, I don't remember if it was because of charges or divorce, or whatever.

    Anyway, the headline was "Let Bhagwans be Bhagwans"

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  11. Maybe they can use the dogs to fill in some pot-holes. Would last longer than what they use now.

    The only good section of PA roadway is the one they just tore up and repaved... at least until winter comes.

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  12. This reminds me of a moment in Allan Gurganus’ work where a gay man is carrying dildos in a bag on a subway train, and the bag hurts, causing dildos to ricochet everywhere and bounce around the subway car.

    Gurganus must have witnessed a similar event IRL.

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  13. The Finnish handball league (yes, a rather niche sport here) has two leading teams, the Riihimäki Cocks and Drumsö Idrottskamrader Dicken. You can't believe how many headlines these two have produced.

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  14. Damn that’s worse than when an Oscar Meyer Wiener mobile crashed into my student union front doors in college causing damage, hurting a few people, and spilling dogs on the pavement. The great wiener crash on 1991

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  15. Needs title like The Hoboken Chicken Emergency… 🤣

    Shrewsbury Wiener Roast

    PennDOT’s Wurst Nightmare

    York’s Sausage Fest

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  16. Reminds me of the legendary L.A. traffic reporter Bill Keane telling everyone to “watch out for da brie on the freeway” when a truck carrying a load of cheese spilled over.

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  17. we all know the writer caused the accident. no one puts the weiner before the cart like this, as we say in the hotdog business

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