I was watching an item on the BBC News just now about this Sudan 1 crisis. If you have been following this you will know that it centres around carcinogens in palm oil, or something like that.
You know, the world is a much more interesting place if you are hearing impaired. Reading the subtitles I was treated to an entirely different article which featured amongst other things “car sin generals” and “parp oil”.
This article at the Register MS Relocates Switzerland made me laugh too.
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