It began as a challenge to the vociferous minority of commenters on the site who seem to believe (judging from what they write) that being a professional columnist on the Guardian is a licence to write ill-informed rubbish about the issues of the moment.
If you do it right, you can even help them grow into more well-rounded individuals who don't go on to write ill-advised slam pieces about other people's families.
The MERS system, she wrote, ill serves "innocent purchasers".
Adams, the legal brains behind the Revolution, was, Grant writes, "ill-suited to elective politics".
It was "a case of unethical human experimentation," he wrote, "ill-conceived and potentially dangerous".
If I write an ill rhyme, I'm cool, I really don't need anything else".
The public whipping of Obadiah Holmes in 1651 for his refusal to pay a fine that had been imposed for holding an unlawful meeting in Lynn, Massachusetts, caused John Clarke to write his Ill News from New England (1652).
Many of his correspondents write in ill-advised imitation of Cowardese (which few could match), and all of their missives can be freely translated into plain English, once the "Darling, darling, darling" effusions are minimized.
In December 1982, there came their last live performance: a studio rendition of 'Happy New Year', beamed from Stockholm to the set of Noel Edmonds's The Late, Late Breakfast Show The boys went off to write the ill-fated musical Chess with Tim Rice.
