It's like playing
Where's Waldo, only you're looking for the person with infinitely more
money than anyone else in the photo could ever and will ever imagine. We see you, JT!
In case you missed our tweet earlier this week: once you've seen this item, you may not be able to
carry on living until you own it.
Having just discovered that Barack Obama is no longer a fan of West Ham from the Mail (don't
worry I read it to take the piss) and is now a fan of Al Wasl's (maybe to align himself with
dealers of Oil, yes ITS is getting political), I thought I would do an A-Listers top 10 this week.
Enjoy!
It's like playing
Where's Waldo, only you're looking for the person with infinitely more
money than anyone else in the photo could ever and will ever imagine. We see you, JT!
In case you missed our tweet earlier this week: once you've seen this item, you may not be able to
carry on living until you own it.
Imagine an article which included the following, ‘There's a chance that Justin Timberlake
might include a song about his love for tennis in a new album'. Ridiculous isn't it?
It's agreed the content is ridiculous in itself but I mostly want to draw attention to the
fact that it's boring, lacking in any fact, highly unlikely and ultimately pointless all at the
same time.
