Sunflowers, poultry lips and instagram

[saaby93]

An amazing BBC News story
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-hampshire...



No cars - where's that thread with a yellow Evora - although maybe that should be in a field of mustard

[Drumroll]

Why is it amazing? Or even really worthy of it's own thread.

[mrtwisty]

Poultry lips? What the cluck are you blithering about man?

[saaby93]

mrtwisty said:

Poultry lips? What the cluck are you blithering about man?

Pouty lips

Would this have been the type of story to fill a news slot?
Very slow news day - what's going on in the world?

[Exige77]

No one wants a degree I’m “mejia studies” anymore, they all want to be Instagram celebrities.

[amusingduck]

saaby93 said:

mrtwisty said:

Poultry lips? What the cluck are you blithering about man?

Pouty lips

Would this have been the type of story to fill a news slot?
Very slow news day - what's going on in the world?

Duckface, so poultry lips still correct

[saaby93]

amusingduck said:

Duckface, so poultry lips still correct

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https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Du...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb8ctOUnIxo

[glazbagun]

Exige77 said:

No one wants a degree I’m “mejia studies” anymore, they all want to be Instagram celebrities.

I'm guessing the last generation of media studies graduates are now sending reporters to ask about selfies.

Fortunately the BBC still has the ability to find important health news like thus, their second most viewed story as I type-

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-53819306

I wish we could go back to the news being news and not entertainment.