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Times pledges allegiance to Web 2.0Virtual fridge magnet exercise in democracyPublished Friday 14th March 2008 09:35 GMT The Times has exercised its democratic right to come over all Web 2.0 and launched a rather silly British pledge of allegiance fridge magnet challenge. It's pretty simple: you're provided with a range of vocab and some decidedly dodgy pics and invited to knock together your own pledge which swan-roasting immigrants will be required at Taserpoint to repeat before being allowed access to the UK's world-class benefits system. Well, we decided to give it a go and, despite a decided lack in the "the" department (sort it out lads, for gawd's sake), were able to come up with the following: Of course, the possibilities are limited by the Times' pinko liberal sensibilities which do not allow it to offer "hoodie", "dole scrounger", "shoplifting single mother", "happyslap", "collapse" and "civilisation". We gather the Daily Mail is working on its own fridge magnet offering which will allow Middle England to formulate a pledge of allegiance better reflecting the modern values of this Scepter'd Isle. ® 9 comments posted — Comment period finished What Next .... E-Bay Word Swaps?Posted: 10:12 14th March 2008 amanfromMarsPosted: 10:40 14th March 2008 Boris Bloody Johnson and Amy Crackhead WinehousePosted: 10:43 14th March 2008 @urServicePosted: 12:47 14th March 2008 @ PaulPosted: 15:35 14th March 2008
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