Daily Mail

[1066gull]

How utterly pathetic.



If you are lost, basically the paper received a backlash over their Jan Moir article on Friday saying 'there was something fishy about Gately's death' and in response to the article have tried to 'embarrass' so called 'Twitter celebrities' we already knew about.

We all knew Stephen Fry is the biggest British Twitter celebrity so any attempt to 'embarrass' him has clearly failed.

 

[Brighton M]

where is the article response, or are you just typing like an absolute fuckwit again?

 

[1066gull]

Yes, I am a fekkik but in response to your query

A strange, lonely and troubling death . . . | Mail Online

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1220989/Twitter-twits-But-biggest-celebrity-twitterers-internet.html

 

[Brighton M]

Right, sorry, a few problems with this.

1) What the f*** is a fekkik.

2) What is the relation between the Twitter story (a perfectly reasonable one, along with millions of twitter aticles in the daily press) and the one about Gately's death?

3) There is already a big thread on here about the homophobic Gately article.

 

[1066gull]

Right, sorry, a few problems with this.

1) What the f*** is a fekkik.

2) What is the relation between the Twitter story (a perfectly reasonable one, along with millions of twitter aticles in the daily press) and the one about Gately's death?

3) There is already a big thread on here about the homophobic Gately article.

Stephen Fry wrote 'Disgusted with Daily Mail's Jan Moir? Complain where it matters. She breaches 1,3,5 & 12 of the code Press Complaints Commission >> Making a Complaint >> Complaints form " (via @kenrayner)'

Phillip Scofield wrote 'Sat down to read up on the day. Dear God Jan Moir I hope when you lie in your bed tonight reflecting on your day you feel utterly ashamed'

Jonathan Ross said something too I think.

 

[1066gull]

fekkik; stupid, niave, fool, arse, idiot, moron need i go on?

 

[Brighton M]

So the Daily Mail tried to embarrass the Twitterers by printing stuff that was already available to the public.

I don't get it. Fekkik.

 

[Brighton M]

fekkik; stupid, niave, fool, arse, idiot, moron need i go on?

Might as well give us all a laugh

 

[1066gull]

So the Daily Mail tried to embarrass the Twitterers by printing stuff that was already available to the public.

I don't get it. Fekkik.

Yeh. Cos the Daily Mail are dipshits!

Drannit.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Tralk.
Frell.
Dren.
Drannit.
Fekkik.

Have you finally lost the plot or is that double dutch?

 

[Bry Nylon]

Reported her to the press complaints committee earlier...pointed out it breaches codes 1, 3, 5 and 12.

Stephen Fry wrote 'Disgusted with Daily Mail's Jan Moir? Complain where it matters. She breaches 1,3,5 & 12 of the code

So did Wozza point out it breaches codes 1, 3, 5 and 12; or did Wozza point out that Stephen Fry pointed out that it breaches codes 1, 3, 5 and 12?

In the absence of a smile depicting 'sad-arsed celebrity-stalking sheep', I'll have to make do with this one:

:mendoza:

 

[Ninja Elephant]

So did Wozza point out it breaches codes 1, 3, 5 and 12; or did Wozza point out that Stephen Fry pointed out that it breaches codes 1, 3, 5 and 12?

In the absence of a smile depicting 'sad-arsed celebrity-stalking sheep', I'll have to make do with this one:

:mendoza:

Of course there is another possibility here.

Wozza, are you in fact Stephen Fry?!

 

[Everest]

Jonathan Ross said something too I think.

But that was probably along the lines of "I shagged her granddaughter"!

 

[Acker79]

Just heard on the news that the article recieved more complaints than all of the other issues in the past five years.

Don't know if that's a combined total, or if you have to go back five years to find something people complained about more...

 

[xenophon]

Well, one way to stop this disgraceful occurence happening again is to ban the Daily Mail and make everyone read the Guardian, comrades

 

[Normal Rob]

Just heard on the news that the article recieved more complaints than all of the other issues in the past five years.

Don't know if that's a combined total, or if you have to go back five years to find something people complained about more...

The Press Complaints Commission has received 21,000 complaints about Jan Moir's article about Stephen Gately since Friday – more complaints in a single weekend than the regulator has received in total in the past five years.

 

[Wozza]

Of course there is another possibility here.

Wozza, are you in fact Stephen Fry?!

Ha. I actually Tweeted about the Moir column before Fry - as did many others.

Lazy journalists have been claiming that Fry 'orchestrated' a campaign against her, but traffic on the subject peaked at 11am, at least an hour before he Tweeted about her.

 

[User removed 4]

Ha. I actually Tweeted about the Moir column before Fry - as did many others.

Well done, your family must be terribly proud .

 

[Wozza]

Well done, your family must be terribly proud .

Proud of me condemning bigotry in the press? Yeah, probably.

Are your family proud of you being a racist twat?

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

What I hate most of all is other people taking offence on others behalf. Personally I dont care, it was written by a daily mail columnist for daily mail readers. Now if it was a "broadsheet" or the Beeb or any TV station then I can understand the meltdown.

We like to have a pop at the "idiocy" of the paper so why all the fuss? That article is preaching to the converted!

We know we are all going to die by immigrant invasion soon according the mail and there is no hand wringing, mention that it could be construed as suspicious Gatelys death (and coz he is gay) there is pandemonium!