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| Above:
Sicko psycho Mayo picks Idiotica over
its more politically correct rivals.
Below: A screengrab, grabbed off a screen
before Mayo's team had time to read
this story and demote us to no. 10 on
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By your hip and
cool editor, Dorian Flenk. How do?
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Super
Sick DJ.
Spam-faced BBC talking
man Simon Mayo has publicly voiced his support
for this our wotsit that you are reading
at the mo, in what can only be described
as a True Confession of rubbing himself
sexy-style while enjoying cruel jokes
about spastics, fatties and
gays.
Erstwhile vicar
of Radio One Mayo has re-styled himself
as the Howard Stern of Radio Five, rating
Idiotica top of the ten on his top ten list
of ten tiptop funny web sites to wank to
and giving a big speccy Christian thumbs
up to the sites particular brand of
sick, indulgent, self-referential reportage.
Articles about cripple
fashions, reduced phone charges for stutterers,
AIDS couture, gay pigeons, incest, man-on-man
bum sex, jobs for dwarves and Charlotte
Churchs tits all feature prominently
on the DJs favourite site.
It makes me snigger
at my screen, laugh out loud in my tea and
choke on my chips, euphemised
the non-shocked jock.
SICK PERV
MONSTER
Evil Mayo
also confesses to once borrowing
an Agatha Christie book from his local library
as a child and underlining the first reference
to the murderer - thereby ruining the story
for everybody else.
SIMON
MAYO FACTS!
Simons creamy
DJ handle has helped him grease open many
doors that previously were a bit stiff.
Before he hit the BBC big time, Simon had
struggled for years practising his act under
the names Simon Chutney, Simon Tartare and
Simon Royal Mint Jelly. It was only as Simon
Mayo in 1986 that the young DJ began to
be taken seriously by BBC bosses, who felt
that "someone" Mayo would be the
perfect complement to the dry-humoured hairy-faced
sandwich himself, BLT.
Click [here]*
to see Simons top ten humour links
in full.
*NOTE:
Since
this article was published Mr Mayo and his
merry men have stopped finding Idiotica
quite so funny. In fact, they removed us
from their top ten list altogether for a
while and then, when we asked them why,
put us back on again at number 10. Good
job we took a screengrab, eh readers?
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