Newspapers

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I get the weekend edition delivered to my house. Nice way to wind down after a long workweek

 

[Littlesue]

Can’t beat a paper and a couple of pints in the pub on your tod.

If there’s footy on, it’s possibly one of the finest ways to spend a few hours alone.

I often sit in the pub on my own and used to take a paper but now phones around don't need to

 

[bluenotred]

Used to have one delivered daily, not any more. Now subscribe to the Guardian if that counts.

 

[Eggs]

…Racing Post every Saturday and every day for Cheltenham and Aintree. Haven’t bothered since COVID. I think it changed lots of incidental things.

 

[Bedfordblue]

Where’s the option for Wookie Hole aged cheddar wrapped in yesterdays broadsheets?

 

[witchdoc187]

Me and a few mates had a routine re attempting the Gruniad crossword, in The Salutation, after the match.

We had a good team then as well.

Nothing like a strong crossword team mate.

 

[magicjuan]

Where’s the option for Wookie Hole aged cheddar wrapped in yesterdays broadsheets?

Is that like Glory Hole cheddar?

 

[Bedfordblue]

Is that like Glory Hole cheddar?

Might be not sampled that particular delicacy personally

 

[Ivo]

…Racing Post every Saturday and every day for Cheltenham and Aintree. Haven’t bothered since COVID. I think it changed lots of incidental things.

Couldn't believe how much the racing post was on gold cup day this year. Picked it up and put it straight back down.

 

[Tramps_mate]

Used to every day, 5 on a Sunday.
Stopped about 16-17 years ago and haven't bought one since. Not missed, I could write (make up) most of the stories myself.
Helps you think more clearly if you avoid them.

My mum still reads the Daily Mail every single day..

She's basically slowly turning in to Hitler...

 

[JLW]

Last time i bought one it was wrapped around a bag of chips whilst coming home from the match in the 90s

 

[degsy]

I read a review of the uk papers front pages on the bbc website (and the back pages in the sports section) not much takes my fancy, but on the odd occasion I may drill down a bit deeper.

Back in the day...thinking about it, that translates as - in the last century...as a proper reader of papers - I always start at the sports and work back

 

[Chewbacca]

I used to be a newspaper junkie, progressing from the Daily Mirror to The Guardian, and then the broadsheet Independent.

Now occasionally get the i on a Saturday.

Still miss the Liverpool Daily Post , good on the Blues coverage.

Sad, but newspapers will be gone in a few years.

They have brought it upon themselves. They are just blatant propaganda these days.