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Comment: If you’ve offended Daily Mail readers you know you’ve gone too far

Tue Oct 20 06:00PM

Daily Mail readers are more exposed than most of us to the bizarre ramblings of old timer hacks whose social attitudes haven't progressed with the rest of the British population. I mean, where else would news of David Beckham's shaved head and newly grown beard prompt the headline: ‘Has David Beckham joined the Taliban?' For… More »

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