Newspaper Headline Gone Shockingly Wrong
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Doesn’t the Chief Editor read the paper before it ships out.
A ‘forsooth’ at the end might help.
Wolfdog,
Don’t you remember how to use the question mark?
Alaric,
Do you know what a rhetorical question is.
p.s. Your website contains a typographical error.
Ha! One of that paper’s frequent typos was in the front page headline this time!
Our woman, who art in Britian, strangled is her home.
Beware of house stranglers!
I just thought it meant a 54 year old woman lived in Strangled (isn’t that in Essex?)
That headline Yoda wrote.
Strangled sounds like such a nice place to live.
Iggy,
A rhetorical question is still a question so it needs a question mark.
Fail, sorry, had to do it.
Iggy,
A question, rhetorical or not, should end with a question mark. Did you also not learn how to use a question mark?