December 24, 201510 yr 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.
December 24, 201510 yr Unfortunate choice of words, but it does refer to laying tracks for the railway.
December 24, 201510 yr 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.
December 24, 201510 yr 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
December 25, 201510 yr 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.
December 25, 201510 yr NIce catch Gonzo. Of course the proper phrase is' get laid'. I am sure they will change it soon.
December 25, 201510 yr could have been worse, "Ready to get laid" "Getting laid is hard work" "Getting laid in the heat" etc....
December 25, 201510 yr Not only a bad headline for the double entendre, but for being passive voice -- a general no-no for headlines.
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