They don’t even care how obvious they are anymore.
I actually still buy this rag on Sundays, for the coupons and to line my pigeon cages. I’ll have to stop even that.
I do that with the Miami herald. That being said I did get a year of Sundays for 9 dollars(groupon)
“I actually still buy this rag (Washington Post) on Sundays, for the coupons and to line my pigeon cages. I’ll have to stop even that.”
No need to do that.
Just go online. All those Weekly Ads are there.
I dropped the Post a month ago.
After two calls, two letters asking me why I quit and offering me below cost subscription rates, and learning that a lot of others did likewise, it’s amazing that they maintain this delusional, irrational editorial policy.
Once I found that I could read Dilbert and Pearls Before Swine everyday at their websites, I realized there was no justifiable reason to continue the Post.
I used to pick up an occasional copy of the detestable Boston Globe, because I used newspaper and vinegar to clean the windows in my car, but...as with everything else associated with the liberal rags, it isn’t even fit for that anymore.
It turns into a mushy pulp now when it gets wet.
I say good. I will celebrate the day they declare bankruptcy.
I actually still buy this rag on Sundays, for the coupons and to line my pigeon cages. I’ll have to stop even that.
Check your grocery store’s online site. You can sign up for automatic coupons for lots of products you like. And get someone who works at a school or office to save a bag of junk paper for the bird cage?