Daily Mail Headline Is Really Asking The Really Tough Questions

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

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

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

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#DailyMailpic.twitter.com/CkDsVJy6IT

— David Jack (@DJack_Journo) November 9, 2014

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

— Philippa Strandberg (@PhilippaSL) November 9, 2014

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

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

— Chris Brennan (@allpointsnorth) November 9, 2014

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

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