Re: The Daily Mail
The only paper worth reading is The Daily Mail.
Excepting of course if you are scanning for financial information.
Remove the Public Sector Job Advertisements from the Guardian and you have today's fish and chip paper.
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Guest repliedRe: re
The Guardian...written by ex-communists for ex-communists.
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People, wtf you have against Guardian? Ok, they have some columnists who write complete bollox to support higher taxes and Labours, well thats why they have columns - its their fking opinion. Generally articles are (in my view) pretty objective, certainly not Govt ass kissing and I'd say on the balance against Govt than for it - smart paper like that knows that it should be as cheap sh1t as Daily Mail or the Sun with foolish accusations which bear no trust in whoever written it.
I read FT and Guardian regularly.
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Guardian Alert !
We have been infiltrated by pinko-commie-leftist Scum !
Batten down the hatches, flush the filth bilge from the stern (along with the reader)...
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yeah I like reading them online too but:
a) not all news are online (for free at least)
b) you dont have internet in trains
c) being on couch drinking tea while watching TV is better done with hardcopy
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If you need an armspan equivalent to a Boeing 777, then it's too tiring to read it.
Besides, there's all the news you could ever want online, fully searchable, printable, cut and pastable and more up to date than a tatty 20th century bit of parchment.
But as hamster bedding, you can't really fault a newspaper.
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Mostly.
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Guest repliedreynolds, did they teach you only _OR_ logical operations? Have you ever heard of AND? ie: I read FT and the Guardian daily and your poll does not account for that!
AtW in "I spent 3 years in survey related research"
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<FONT FACE="Verdana,Arial" SIZE=2>What paper do you ready mostly out of the following:</FONT><FONT FACE="Verdana,Arial" SIZE=2>Results (total votes = 9):</FONT><table bgcolor=#FFFFFF border=0 cellpadding=3 cellspacing=0 width="75%">
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<FONT FACE="Verdana,Arial" SIZE=2>Daily Telegraph</FONT> </td>
<td height><FONT FACE="Verdana,Arial" SIZE=2>1 / 11.1%</FONT> </td><td><img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/bar.gif width=33 height=10 hspace=3> </td></tr>
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<FONT FACE="Verdana,Arial" SIZE=2>The Guardian</FONT> </td>
<td height><FONT FACE="Verdana,Arial" SIZE=2>3 / 33.3%</FONT> </td><td><img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/bar.gif width=100 height=10 hspace=3> </td></tr>
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<FONT FACE="Verdana,Arial" SIZE=2>The Times</FONT> </td>
<td height><FONT FACE="Verdana,Arial" SIZE=2>4 / 44.4%</FONT> </td><td><img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/bar.gif width=133 height=10 hspace=3> </td></tr>
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<FONT FACE="Verdana,Arial" SIZE=2>FT</FONT> </td>
<td height><FONT FACE="Verdana,Arial" SIZE=2>1 / 11.1%</FONT> </td><td><img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/bar.gif width=33 height=10 hspace=3> </td></tr>
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<FONT FACE="Verdana,Arial" SIZE=2>The Independent</FONT> </td>
<td height><FONT FACE="Verdana,Arial" SIZE=2>0 / 0.0%</FONT> </td><td></td></tr>
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