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14:09 May 14th, 2007

Muttonhead Quail?

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Posted by: The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly Editor
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Pakistan city virtually shut down after strike call

The opposition blames the government and the pro-government Muttonhead Quail Movement (MQM), which runs Karachi, for the violence.

MQM does not stand for Muttonhead Quail Movement, but Muttahida Quami Movement! Do I get a prize for spotting this?

M.C.

This is possibly the most unfortunate spell-check blunder I’ve ever seen. We corrected it: GBU Editor

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3 comments so far

May 15th, 2007
2:46 am GMT

But does it lay 2,000 eggs a day?

- Posted by Charlene
May 15th, 2007
7:00 am GMT

Hey, this was so funny. Made me laugh, a lot. Still laughing now…

- Posted by Nick
May 16th, 2007
5:50 am GMT

These days pakistani leaders are playing the “Blaming game”. They are just exploiting the youth of pakistan taking them forcibly on the streets and getting them shot. I don’t know, why always followers die and not the leaders. Every party simply thinks about its own honour disregarding the country’s honour.

- Posted by Abdullah

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