When I was writing regularly for the Economist, which focuses on clever puns and double entendres in its headlines, I had most of mine rewritten by editors.
But for an article about a stringed instrument purchased via eBay that the recipient believed had a faked authenticity label and was told by PayPal to destroy rather than return—as it can be illegal to send counterfeit goods through the mail—I came up with this:
"Senseless Violins"
https://www.economist.com/babbage/2012/01/05/senseless-violins
