Newspapers
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No. But I love the idea of people in the 50s going out to their porch with a cup of coffee in hand and getting the paper. This is one of the images I have in my head when someone says the American Dream.
My Dad comes and lives with us from December til April to get out of the cold of upstate New York and we get the Las Vegas Review Journal for him.
I have a friend from High School that writes the gambling section columns and he's always asking, "Did you see Dewey's article in the paper today?"
Try 80s. Nobody my age reads a paper. The only time anybody who was born in the 70s on looks in a paper is to maybe look for a job (but doubtful) or if they are having a yard sale and want to check their ad.
Get the NY Post delivered to my house every day. And I read it with my coffee (and usually a protein bar) at 7 am each day. Oh, and I still physically cut the lines out of the paper each day too.
Old school, baby :0074
Old school, baby :0074
I quit getting a physical newspaper in the early 90?s. I saw the paper man throwing out of his car while the newspaper was so small it almost blew back in his car. I get it if you live in a large metro area, otherwise it?s a waste of money in my opinion. :shrug:
I would always get the atlanta journal .
years ago they started the subscription thing for .99
I stopped getting it as thousands did. They still try to get payment for articles.
xstop
years ago they started the subscription thing for .99
I stopped getting it as thousands did. They still try to get payment for articles.
xstop
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I pick one up here and there For utility purposes. If I?m going to paint something small, or To cover the patio table if I eat boiled
crawfish, but mainly My son stuffed his track spikes and running shoes with newspaper after he runs in wet conditions. I don?t read it at all
crawfish, but mainly My son stuffed his track spikes and running shoes with newspaper after he runs in wet conditions. I don?t read it at all
