[a little elbow grease]

"Freepers only read first three words of the title."

The article?

Maybe one in twenty

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BS

Who is doing your "expert' analysis?

Just how did you come up with that questionable proclamation that "Freepers only read (the) first three words of the title"?

* From decades ago, at one point The Literary Digest the week before election day, reported that Alf Landon was far more popular than FDR.

At the same time, George Gallup conducted a far smaller (but more scientifically based) survey. Gallup correctly predicted Roosevelt's landslide victory. The Literary Digest soon went out of business.

Maybe these days someone at Gallup could kindly tell you that "Freepers" actually read MORE than the first three words of a title".

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Also you then add with all your ever-present certainty that maybe one in twenty FReeoers read the article".

We'll call you 'Carnac the Magnificent' from now on.

[higgmeister]

"Freepers only read first three words of the title." The article?

Maybe one in twenty

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BS Who is doing your "expert' analysis?

Just how did you come up with that questionable proclamation that "Freepers only read (the) first three words of the title"?

Also you then add with all your ever-present certainty that maybe one in twenty FReeoers read the article".

We'll call you 'Carnac the Magnificent' from now on.

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I feel the need to remind that many FReepers do not want to give the liberal media hits on their web addresses. I'm like that. I see a TV station at the link and sometimes do a search to find the same story on more trusted sources. The accusation of not reading the story is a often intentional.