Stop the presses...

[Keim]

Here's what we get:

That is funny!

Here they plop big cell towers in the middle of a farmers field. UGLY.

 

[Rustic23]

I'll bet the farmer doesn't think it's UGLY.

 

[Keim]

Undoubtedly. The farmer thinks it is the most productive piece of land.

 

[ziggy29]

Newspapers are often like public transit systems: they respond to reduced demand by raising prices, thus attempting to defy the laws of economics.

 

[oneils]

It is hard for me to sit and read a paper or anything else at home.(Other than my computer screen that is!) I sometimes buy a Seattle Times when I am having lunch in the executive dining room at Mickey-D's.

Ever since college reading the paper without being out depresses me. And I cannot tackle the Sunday paper; just not going to happen at home or away. When I lived in Berkeley I would sit and read the Chronicle in a coffee shop. I loved McCabe, but the rest of the experience depressed me.

Ha

I'm with you on this, Ha. I just cannot read the paper in my own home. It either has to be in a coffee shop or over breakfast in a diner.

 

[obgyn65]

I get USA Today but don't have the time to read it !

 

[Westernskies]

Before we moved to WV, I'd never been to a tractor pull....

Well, we did try that Soapbox thingy a while back... not really that much different...