It's clearly the biggest story of the morning.
Oddly, though, it's shoved aside on the Bizarre webpage to make way for a lame Wayne Rooney wedding story which is 'rich man spends money on wedding', in effect.
Why would a long burble guessing how much Colleen is going to spend on flowers take priority over an actual, scoopy, surprising Moss story?
The byline on the Kate story, we'd guess:
By PETE SAMSON
Deputy Bizarre Editor
Deputy Bizarre Editor
There is also a story about Franz Ferdinand, too, although Gordon forgets to mention his source for this one, too. "I heard it on Newsbeat", actually.
If you think that's bad, here's something to truly crush the soul of anyone with a passing interest in reading words and that; Coleen McLoughlin has called Victoria Beckham to explain why she and husband David are not invited to her wedding.
ReplyDelete"A source said: 'Victoria appreciated the call. She was impressed that Coleen, who's a lot younger than her, was mature enough to do it.'"
This was in the Sunday People. The paper which comes out once a week, where the writers have a whole seven days to find things to write about.
That noise you can hear? That's John Pilger digging a grave so he can practice his spinning.
Isn't Kate Moss always about to marry whatever man she's shagging that week?
ReplyDeleteThe only surprising thing about her supposed impending nuptials to Jamie Hince would be if she actually goes through with it.
And don't I feel like a complete bastard now? It never even crossed my mind to give the Beckhams a call and explain to them why they weren't coming to ours.
ReplyDeleteDo you think eight years is too late?
It wouldn't hurt to give her a ring, just to put her mind at ease. That's probably why she always looks so miserable.
ReplyDelete(Good luck though; I regularly telephone Steve Wright to explain that he won't be invited to my wedding because I think he's a ludicrous jabbering bell-end, and you wouldn't believe the language I get for my troubles)