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A guy I work with managed to (inadvertedly) get his mate's name in The Sun on Friday.
He changed a Wiki page as a prank ages ago saying his mate Mike had become John Barnes' assistant as coach of Jamaica.
Lo and behold under the '55 British Managers Abroad' feature printed last week, there he was: '10. Mike Commane'.
Yayyyyy. Lazy journalism rulesz :))))

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A guy I work with managed to (inadvertedly) get his mate's name in The Sun on Friday.
He changed a Wiki page as a prank ages ago saying his mate Mike had become John Barnes' assistant as coach of Jamaica.
Lo and behold under the '55 British Managers Abroad' feature printed last week, there he was: '10. Mike Commane'.
Yayyyyy. Lazy journalism rulesz :))))
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"The United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organisation has warned the price of tea will "jump to a record high" following droughts in India, Kenya and Sri Lanka, which have hit production hard."
www.theregister.co.uk/2009/03/31/tea_prices/
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www.theregister.co.uk/2009/03/31/tea_prices/


that not only was this in the news back in January, but the price increase could go as high as 6p on a box of tea?
Not exactly bank busting stuff
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Not exactly bank busting stuff

I shall steal that and use it in conversation, if I may?
Though, of course, that'd mean it's not stolen.
Er...
I've confused myself now.
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Though, of course, that'd mean it's not stolen.
Er...
I've confused myself now.


Edit: Now expertly and seamlessly updated.


Oh wait, that's because it was funny
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I said "useful knowledge resource"...
People who deliberately put falsehoods into wikipedia really annoy me though. Even stupid ones.
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People who deliberately put falsehoods into wikipedia really annoy me though. Even stupid ones.

Have to be careful though or I can waste hours on it. Much like b3ta.
The Daily Mail is an important source of information to fascist idiots.
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The Daily Mail is an important source of information to fascist idiots.

have never used wikipaedia in my life, mainly because they can't spell.

But only because when involved in internet arguments, people will blindly quote 'facts and figures' from it as though it is a reliable resource for truth.
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* on their heads. I mean we all wear shoes, what would be funny about that?
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Were they the ones with the song about a little potato?
Cypriot team, wasn't it? Ended up in Private Eye either way...
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Cypriot team, wasn't it? Ended up in Private Eye either way...

I can't remember the full thing.
*googles*
Edit Aha! The Zany Ones!
www.b3ta.com/links/Lazy_Journalist
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*googles*
Edit Aha! The Zany Ones!
www.b3ta.com/links/Lazy_Journalist

To the OP - a fine example as to how something like this should be posted on b3ta.
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