The Sun isn't as hot any more.

[phrodeau]

Rupert Murdock has decided to drop the topless lady featurettes on Page Three of The Sun, print edition.

Apparently, it's all for the best. Many people are applauding the move. I have to wonder if the quality of titties has drooped lately.

 

[ms_ann_thrope]

I used to read the Sun online until they wanted money.

 

[Elixxxher]

Only good for car ads.

 

[ms_ann_thrope]

I kinda like the way the Brits sex up the news.

 

[Lord Pmann]

Awwwww. I thought this was a political thread about solar cooling.

 

[thør]

But the center of the earth is warmer!

 

[oggbashan]

The Sun's readers will now buy the Daily Sport instead.

The Sport has more tits in a single issue than the Sun ever had.

http://dailysport.co.uk/babe-galleries/

News? Why would you want news when there are tits?

 

[Jackoffking]

They tell me Limey readers of this Sun are all smokers, respect man

 

[oggbashan]

They tell me Limey readers of this Sun are all smokers, respect man

I buy The Sun for a couple of weeks a year to collect tokens for their cheap holidays. The offer is either a Friday night to Monday morning, or a Monday night to Friday morning, usually on a large caravan park.

The cost for four people is £9.50 a head = £48.

They also do week-long holidays in Europe for the same price.

We have been to Paris (3 times); Normandy (3 times) and the Netherlands (twice) and dozens of short breaks in the UK.

We have to pay the full £48 even though we go as a couple, but that is still a bargain.

Our grandchildren also go on Sun holidays.

For most people, including us, The Sun holidays are additional to the main holiday of the year.

We'll still buy The Sun for the holidays even if the tits are covered.

 

[duranman]

Sadly, and obviously it was nobody's fault, it was those Sun readers seeking the holiday bargains who mainly perished on the Zeebrugge ferry disaster all those years ago. It's really strange, but the decadent 80's seem to have a number of national disasters which seemed to coincide with the Sun's allegiance to the Tories at the time. That said, I'm personally politically that way inclined. They're behind Cameron this time by the way, looks ominous...

 

[domroger]

No longer will you be able to say there are two reasons to buy the Sun and they are both on page 3 .