Confusing Headline of the Week

3 Oct 2007

Man Offered 11-Year-Old Tickets for Sex.

If the tickets were 11 years old, who would want them?

Posted by Culture Snob on Wednesday, October 3, 2007.

Filed in Miscellany and tagged Language (9), Making a Mockery (16).

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