Still banning Red Tops?

zanardi

Does the SU shop still refuse to stock tabloids like the Sun and the Star? I always found it amusing that a place that should support free thought was complicit in deciding what was appropriate for students to read.

Wolfie Smith would turnj

Latchy

Is the irish star /sun any different to the british edition ? i dont read any of them so dont know .

TheThing!

Yes, but there is a good reason why this is the case. These papers contain pictures of hot aul bitches wearing feic all clothing, and because of this big rum soaked durty crispy old men with maggots on their willies keep going in a jerking off over them in the most conspicuous of locations and loads of maggots fall off their willies and then spew roasting puke all over the place :cool:

ApeXaviour

zanardi wrote: »

a place that should support free thought was complicit in deciding what was appropriate for students to read.

Not having in stock is not the same as deciding what you read. It also doesn't stock fisherman's weekly. Likely one of the reasons is a lack of demand.

TheThing! wrote: »

Yes, but there is a good reason why this is the case. These papers contain pictures of hot aul bitches wearing feic all clothing, and because of this big rum soaked durty crispy old men with maggots on their willies keep going in a jerking off over them in the most conspicuous of locations and loads of maggots fall off their willies and then spew roasting puke all over the place :cool:

What's wrong with you?

EDIT: don't worry he's well banned

Andrew 83

I'm fairly sure the Star is available in the SU shop, it is also quite different from its British equivalent.

Hitchhiker's Guide to...

yep, Irish Star is 50% owned by the Indo, and is actually (fully?) written here.

Andrew 83

Roundtower2 wrote: »

yep, Irish Star is 50% owned by the Indo, and is actually (fully?) written here.

I think they bring in some celeb and sports stuff from the English version but most is home produced.

zanardi

So reading a non english rag is less of a thought crime?

btw I loved the maggoty post

Latchy

zanardi wrote: »

So reading a non english rag is less of a thought crime?

Some irish people still equate everything english / non-irish as bad

Awaits sombody to come along and say because it is .......maybe/maybe not ?

Edwardius

TheThing! wrote: »

Yes, but there is a good reason why this is the case. These papers contain pictures of hot aul bitches wearing feic all clothing, and because of this big rum soaked durty crispy old men with maggots on their willies keep going in a jerking off over them in the most conspicuous of locations and loads of maggots fall off their willies and then spew roasting puke all over the place :cool:

Ha! LOLOCAUST!

prothalamium

I wouldn't miss the Indo either, come to think of it.

Rob_l

I thought this was going to be about people wearing red tops I think they should be banned too