According to NBC News, a hotel in Crosthwaite, in the United Kingdom has replaced all of its Gideon Bibles with E.L. James’ erotic novel “50 Shades of Grey.” The hotel owner is quoted as saying that Bibles have not been thrown out and are still available at the front desk for guests who ask for them.
Look out, remote control! The worst thing to touch in hotel rooms has a new potential challenger! Are there worse things the owner could have put in the hotel rooms? Probably! Here are:
3 Worse Things A Hotel Could Put In Your Room Than “50 Shades Of Grey”
1. Johnny Depp and an Armadillo. Johnny Depp reportedly once blamed an Armadillo that jumped out of a closet for trashing a hotel room. Specifically, he claimed the animal attacked him and jumped out of the window. If hotel staff or police bought this, who says he’s not a good actor? Regardless of what really happened, the truth is either Johnny Depp or Armadillos have a history of trashing hotel rooms, so you’re probably gonna wind up with a major invoice for room damage quietly slipped under your door at 5 am.
2. More Pillows! Throw pillows! Bollster pillows! Decorative Pillows! Stop the madness!
3. 50 Shades Of Grey: The Audio Edition. First off, if the remote control is covered in germs because nobody cleans it, who is really going to clean an old compact disc player in this iPod era? Second, if the hotel has thin walls, you may have to listen to someone else listening to 50 Shades of Grey, taking away your right to decide whether you want to read a print edition for entertainment!
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Wow, that is ridiculous! Congratulation on thinking of 3 things that are worse… that must’ve taken a while! Although I wouldn’t personally mind have Johnny Depp in my hotel room…
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Thanks! But don’t forget that Johnny Depp is part of an all-or-nothing Depp/Armadillo package deal! It’s the only real way to move excess Armadillo inventory these days.
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Oh, okay then… they’re quite cute too!
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I don’t know, two other worse things are pretty obvious: Fifty Shades Darker and Fifty Shades Freed. But if the hotels wanted to go somewhere between the extremes of the Bible and Fifty Shades of Grey, they could provide a book called Fifty Shades of God.
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