h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

It is still swedish Erik who wrote crazy frog. The music comes from the film Beverley Hills Cop and that is the music that is in the hit parade, the film theme with the frog added.

I'bve only said what I read in the 'Bildzeitung', which is the most read newspaper here ( I think you can compare it to your 'Sun' )

Ah yes The Sun Yes that classic newspaper of English Literature. The Sun written by people who cannot write for people who cannot read, and don't care who's running the country as long as she appears nude on page three with big thingames.

we could start "anti crazy frog", but some French might feel also targeted!

How's the voting going?

you mean Dutch referendum, more people seem turn up than last EU elections (39.1%)...

Same here with the 'Bild' - I think 90% of their stories are completely made up, but the bad thing is, that 99% of their readers believe every word they write

The problem with the Sun is that its what we call gutter press.

Yes, I know, that why I compared our newspaper to your sun , so that you get the idea.

Do you have a comparable newspaper pheloxi?

Oh I see, yes. Must remember the name.

we have "telegraaf" (telegraph) that is tabloid with sticky inkt...

it is one is biggest newspapers here around millions copies (daily, only also on sunday).

I knicked name "telegraaf - telebraaf" translated as "telegraph - teledecent"

since I do not read it. I am not to jugde...

I don't read the Sun either. But I have thumbed through. There are worse, in England. The Daily Star and the Sunday Sport for example.

newspapers here do not well..less and less are pronted..

a few went to same as "the times" format

I don't bother to buy a paper as a rule. If I'm going to work I collect a free one at the station called "Metro", the paper not the station. I usually watch news on TV or listen to the radio.

we have "metro" too. and suprise! suprise! the publisher is "telegraaf"!

The Metro here is published by an evening paper with a brief lunchtime edition called Evening Standard