Catch it Before it is Changed

[Gonzo the Face]

in the paper that cannot be named...... shocking headline " READY TO BE LAID "

Well what else can you say thats , that.

The on line internet version that is

No answer if its a question or statement.

Edited December 24, 2015 by Gonzo the Face

[Mestizo]

Tipsy editors? They are currently having their holiday party....

-Mestizo

[Suradit69]

Unfortunate choice of words, but it does refer to laying tracks for the railway.

[masuk]

Tipsy editors? They are currently having their holiday party....

-Mestizo

Is it a holiday?

I'm told that school classes are normal here Christmas day. The only ASEAN country I think.

[CMKiwi]

It probably applies to Loy Kroh as well, apparently business hasnt been great of late and some foundations are beginning to dry up / crack.

No doubt some punters will say many of the old hags dried up ages ago.

Sorry if thats a bit over the top.

Happy Christmas

[Suradit69]

Tipsy editors? They are currently having their holiday party....

-Mestizo

Is it a holiday?

I'm told that school classes are normal here Christmas day. The only ASEAN country I think.

Of course it's a holiday for those who choose to celebrate it, but in Thailand it's not a day off for government or most businesses.

[canuckamuck]

NIce catch Gonzo. Of course the proper phrase is' get laid'. I am sure they will change it soon.

[puukao]

could have been worse,

"Ready to get laid"

"Getting laid is hard work"

"Getting laid in the heat"

etc....

[LannaGuy]

sure it's not 'ready to be lied'?

[Trujillo]

Not only a bad headline for the double entendre, but for being passive voice -- a general no-no for headlines.