Worlds Largest Novelty Slipper
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CoolC said:
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I was looking forward to a novelty slipper story.The Telegraph's internal search engine still references that link, but the page itself has gone.
Conspiracy nuts would conclude that the Telegraph's content management gubbins is having a hiccup, but I prefer the simple explanation that the monster slipper turns out to be sentient, and very, very hungry - and that the article has been suppressed to conceal the fact it is now rampaging about eating people.
eharding said:
How very odd.
The Telegraph's internal search engine still references that link, but the page itself has gone.
Conspiracy nuts would conclude that the Telegraphs content management gubbins is having a hiccup, but I prefer the simple explanation that the monster slipper turns out to be sentient, and very, very hungry - and that the article has been suppressed to conceal the fact it is now rampaging about eating people.
So the earlier poster was right when he assumed it was about Jordans clunge?The Telegraph's internal search engine still references that link, but the page itself has gone.
Conspiracy nuts would conclude that the Telegraphs content management gubbins is having a hiccup, but I prefer the simple explanation that the monster slipper turns out to be sentient, and very, very hungry - and that the article has been suppressed to conceal the fact it is now rampaging about eating people.

IT'S A CONSPIRACY!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/reality-check-w...
"A man orders a size 14.5 slipper for his unusually large foot and receives a 1,450 instead after a 'translation' error. The hilarious picture story was reported by the Times, Telegraph and Daily Mail. But is it true? Polly Curtis finds out."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/reality-check-w...
"A man orders a size 14.5 slipper for his unusually large foot and receives a 1,450 instead after a 'translation' error. The hilarious picture story was reported by the Times, Telegraph and Daily Mail. But is it true? Polly Curtis finds out."
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