
that they tried to get info. on these boards. How completely predictable with ZERO insight! Wow, parents think about schools when buying a house! What an insight.
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It is a great newspaper for lining birdcages nowadays, but not much else. |
I know. They can't even spell Bethesda. Check out WP article with the misspelling "Beathesda" http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/09/23/AR2009092303737.html |
I agree. The quality has really gone down hill. |
Totally unfair characterization. I also put it in front of the cat box for those near misses. |
newsflash: you get what you paid for. are you even a paid customer? |
We pay the subscription. I need the plastic bags for dog poop. |
It is such tripe I would have to be a paid customer. They seem to find enough money to pay tired old hacks like Cohen to drool out their drivel, not to mention various assorted rent-a-quote right wingers. I am sure they could get more intelligent people to write better articles for less. Not to mention page after page of content-free crap about "We live in Chevy Chase View" or whatever. |
I am not a fan of the NY Times (or NY) but was reading it recently and it reminded me of what a real newpaper should be like. I am considering their weekend subscription. Would that be disloyal to Washington? |
15:15, I'm right there with you. The new Washington Post lite is sad. |
I haven't found the NYT to be much better than the WaPo, honestly. For real news, I prefer the Wall Street Journal. Everything else is about as elevated as Time Magazine. |
I just came across a dangling modifier in the NYTimes. Let's not put them on such a high pedestal. |
The article was garbage, just like most of the Post these days. It read like a recycled Washingtonian article from 1994. |