@deepomega It would have been helpful if Alex had followed the same convention because I read it as 'udder' and was pretty disappointed upon clicking through.
You know, it seems every day I find myself here at The Awl with my cursor hovering over a link to The Daily Mail. And every day I wrestle with whether I should succumb to the temptation to click over to The Daily Mail. Should I? THE DAILY MAIL? Really? A newspaper devoted in nearly equal parts to evil, fear-mongering and inaccuracy? Could it possibly be worth it?
For the record, a cow with its head in a ladder will get a click, as will a chipmunk with corn-stuffed cheeks. I don't fare well with moral dilemmas.
If you read the headline closely, its head was actually stuck in a LADDER. All caps.
@deepomega It would have been helpful if Alex had followed the same convention because I read it as 'udder' and was pretty disappointed upon clicking through.
CONGRADULATIONS
udderly ridiculous? sorry.
You know, it seems every day I find myself here at The Awl with my cursor hovering over a link to The Daily Mail. And every day I wrestle with whether I should succumb to the temptation to click over to The Daily Mail. Should I? THE DAILY MAIL? Really? A newspaper devoted in nearly equal parts to evil, fear-mongering and inaccuracy? Could it possibly be worth it?
For the record, a cow with its head in a ladder will get a click, as will a chipmunk with corn-stuffed cheeks. I don't fare well with moral dilemmas.
Because it's so adorable, it gets a reprieve from the slaughterhouse, right?
As a young child, I did a similar thing with my head stuck between stairway balusters. Thankfully, no Daily Mail photographers were on scene.