[Lucas1]

Quote "I guess I don't know the login.

Try 'annoying' for both the username & password - someone set those up as logins on a whole BUNCH of websites years ago, then shared out the information."

Do you need a login to read the article? Go here

http://www.nytimes.com/2003/04/11/opinion/11JORD.html?ex=1050638400&en=ea21e8c88feae21c&ei=5062&partner=GOOGLE

Unless I am not understanding what you are trying to do? That should load without a username or password.

[BreitbartSentMe]

I did try 'annoying' on the login screen that came up when I click on the link at the top of this thread. Since then I found a link on Drudge that took me directly to the page, thanks.

[Howlin]

That's because you are already a member, I bet. It works for me, too, but when I got my new comptuer, I had to relogin.

[nina0113]

If you go to the main webpage of the NYTimes, it wants you to set up a username & password to read their articles.

Some right-thinking citizen set up the username & password "annoying" on many, many different websites so that other people would not have to give any information setting up their own usernames & passwords. Any time you go to a website that wants you to set up either a username or a password, try "annoying" before setting up one of your own.