Daily Mail Headline Is Really Asking The Really Tough Questions

The Daily Mail is asking the really tough questions.

That's right...

This is the REAL front page of tomorrow's Daily Mail. This is not a parody. (via @adm_bn) pic.twitter.com/0I2udGAL0H

— Danny Wright (@dethink2survive) November 9, 2014

Sandwich makers are in turmoil because no one in Britain wants to get their hands covered in margarine and only Eastern Europeans appear to be up to the task.

Twitter was quick to react.

Sometimes the daily mail reminds me of a senile old man in a neglected nursing home pic.twitter.com/gUg00RUYWG

— Jonathan Paige (@johnnypaige) November 9, 2014

I've just tried to make a sandwich and accidentally got my head stuck in the blender. I think the Daily Mail might be right, you know.

— Mark Jones (@brokentv) November 9, 2014

Daily Mail posing the deep and heavy going questions to society? pic.twitter.com/d2uSDzJsc1

— Laurence G Hulse (@LaurenceGHulse) November 9, 2014

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The Daily Mail, never afraid to ask the big questions...

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— The Media Blog (@TheMediaTweets) November 9, 2014

The Daily Mail's WAR ON SANDWICHES :-)

— Rav (@RavGMB) November 9, 2014

@HuffPostUK finally someone has had the balls to ask this taboo question! Thank you, Daily Mail. #sandwiches

— Carina Sullivan (@carina100) November 9, 2014

Wasn't the Daily Mail having a meltdown about Halal meat in Subway a few months ago? They make sandwiches. There's no pleasing some people.

— Dave Jones (@WelshGasDoc) November 9, 2014

Take action.

PR firms: Send a basket of sandwiches tomorrow to the Daily Mail. Nice, English fillings. e.g: Ham and Mustard, Xenophobia and Petty Fear.

— SimonNRicketts (@SimonNRicketts) November 9, 2014

But... Sandwiches. How do they work? RT @Kenny__Stewart: Nope, Daily Mail, there is not. pic.twitter.com/titKHMKL81

— Lady Attercop (@LadyAttercop) November 9, 2014

Here's some I made earlier #sandwiches #DailyMail pic.twitter.com/CkDsVJy6IT

— David Jack (@DJack_Journo) November 9, 2014

Damn right.

Wow that Daily Mail Sandwich front page is sure getting a lot of coverage on Twitter....

— Philippa Strandberg (@PhilippaSL) November 9, 2014

But perhaps there's a bigger issue going on.

Tomorrow Daily Mail asks if anyone left in UK who can make a sandwich? The question could be why is this company paying people so badly.

— oliver king (@oliverjamesking) November 9, 2014

But it had its fans.

I know its not allowed, but I love that Daily Mail splash. I mean, really.

— Chris Brennan (@allpointsnorth) November 9, 2014

It was clearly a missed opportunity.

The worst thing about that Daily Mail front page is that they could have gone for 'Hungary for some sandwiches?'

— Scriblit (@Scriblit) November 9, 2014

But most importantly, what does Kate think?

The Daily Mail are so hard for Princess Kate.

— Dunc (@Done_can) November 9, 2014

@gracedent @SkyNews can't believe The Daily Mail have found something new to be indignant about...sandwiches. But doesn't Kate look pretty!

— NancyCampbell (@Nancy_campbell1) November 9, 2014