What's the matter your Internet go down or something? I appreciate you were just about the only gossiper who didn't write about kimyes marriage being over already. (I dont think you did anywho)
By the time I get to the paper I've already read all the stories online but nothing can ever replace doing the crossword and cryptogram with a real pen. It's not the same on a touchscreen and never will be! And I like to cut out obituaries if I know the person or articles once in a while to go in my memory box. I'll be sad when I can't do that anymore.
I read 2 papers cover to cover everyday, and i have since I was about 4 or 5. I really took off when i learned to read, lol. Its so hard for me to understand anyone who doesnt read papers, or anything else. One of lifes extreme pleasures.
Speaking of newspapers, I was watching A-Team the Bend in the River: Part 1 episode (25 Sep. 1984)
H.M. Murdock says to the bar patrons, "Ladies and gentlemen, my name is H.M. Murdock. Better known in the theatrical capitals of the world as H.M.M, or hm-hmm. And I am the greatest director of cinema that has ever exposed a frame of film and I usually get what I want, so where are the two hundred lama wool sweaters that I need for the barbeque scene on the beach?"
Immediately I thought of our mystery commenter and had to share with all of you.
Shoot Enty. We all know you have the Daily Mail airlifted to your front door every day.
ReplyDeleteWhat's a newspaper?
ReplyDeleteWhat's the matter your Internet go down or something?
ReplyDeleteI appreciate you were just about the only gossiper who didn't write about kimyes marriage being over already. (I dont think you did anywho)
Gold Star for you Glen Coco
ReplyDeleteYou go Glen Coco!
DeleteAnd none for Gretchen Wieners.
DeleteMaybe if you opened a paper, you'd have fewer factual errors.
ReplyDeleteI open them constantly. They're great floor covering when you're painting.
ReplyDeleteBy the time I get to the paper I've already read all the stories online but nothing can ever replace doing the crossword and cryptogram with a real pen. It's not the same on a touchscreen and never will be! And I like to cut out obituaries if I know the person or articles once in a while to go in my memory box. I'll be sad when I can't do that anymore.
ReplyDelete^5?
ReplyDeleteand you realize they lie all the time so you will not open a newspaper again
ReplyDeleteI didn't know they still printed them.
ReplyDeleteI read 2 papers cover to cover everyday, and i have since I was about 4 or 5. I really took off when i learned to read, lol. Its so hard for me to understand anyone who doesnt read papers, or anything else. One of lifes extreme pleasures.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of newspapers, I was watching A-Team the Bend in the River: Part 1 episode (25 Sep. 1984)
ReplyDeleteH.M. Murdock says to the bar patrons,
"Ladies and gentlemen, my name is H.M. Murdock. Better known in the theatrical capitals of the world as H.M.M, or hm-hmm. And I am the greatest director of cinema that has ever exposed a frame of film and I usually get what I want, so where are the two hundred lama wool sweaters that I need for the barbeque scene on the beach?"
Immediately I thought of our mystery commenter and had to share with all of you.
I adore my NYTimes. Sunday only. I will be sad when we no longer publish codex style books and good newspapers. Yeah I'm old.
ReplyDeleteMy parents still get the Star Tribune and the local rag. I've only read online for years now.
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