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Competition - how far can you hurl your Daily Mail? PDF Print E-mail
Sunday, 07 June 2009 19:01

Daily Mail columnist Allison Pearson hurled her Daily Mail across her kitchen last week but how far can you hurl yours?

This site is currently holding a competition to discover who can hurl the Daily Mail the furthest.

To enter simply tell us how far you have hurled your Daily Mail, and under what circumstances. Though not necessary, if you can provide photographic evidence it would be much appreciated.

The winner will be announced at a later date and depending on your response we may be able to have this event accredited with Olympic status in time for 2012.

Submit your entry in the comments or email angrymobATuponnothing.co.uk (remember to replace AT with @).

Last Updated on Tuesday, 23 June 2009 08:29
 
Comments (7)
7 Tuesday, 09 June 2009 22:36
I had the misfortune to chance upon an article by David 'the least funny man on the planet' Thomas entitled 'Poor Little Me'. Billed as hilariouly funny it was in fact sick and tasteless and poked fun at disability. I wanted to stuff the entire paper down his throat as far as his small intestine but shredded the paper instead. Can I calim the distance of a small intestine?
6 Tuesday, 09 June 2009 22:22
Uponnothing
Perhaps it should have been made clear that you should preferably chuck someone else's - perhaps at the person stupid enough to buy it. However, I happen to have access to a copy at work and can throw that around without filling the pockets of the dark lord.
5 Tuesday, 09 June 2009 10:23
Aren't you encouraging people to actually buy a copy of the Mail, for chucking purposes?

How's about a photo competition where the entrants send pictures of themselves creatively wiping their arse with said rag, Roger Mellie style (was it The Sun he was wiping his arse with back then? Or the Fulchester echo?) - I know, it's the German in me
4 Tuesday, 09 June 2009 08:50
Uponnothing
Was Richard Littlejohn who claimed that after reading a piece on 'PC-gone-mad' once hit a poolside table in Florida with his Daily Mail. However, as he was actually lying on a sun lounger next to the table when launching the Mail, he doesn't even beat James.
3 Tuesday, 09 June 2009 08:37
All I read was the first sentence: "And still they come." It was about Sangatte. The paper may have even landed there.
2 Monday, 08 June 2009 21:17
I manage to throw my neighbours into the bin every day. Does that count?
1 Monday, 08 June 2009 20:47
I read an article about research scientists had conducted revealing that a body wrap worked (in 100 per cent of cases!) but, weirdly, there was nothing in the article that allowed me to identify the research in question. None of the authors were named and I didn't even get to find out the name of the journal the study was published in. The article advertised a specific clinic offering the treatment and also published an 0845 number that would allow you to find "salons around the country offering the Universal Contour Wrap". Although I was infuriated by this advertorial, I could only manage to throw my copy of the Dail Mail a distance of 6 feet 3 inches, but (in my defence) there was quite a strong wind blowing and this may have hampered my efforts.

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