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Misty Blue · 05-03-2011, 10:48 PM

'Got the "Weekend Citizen" on Saturday. It did have cupons in it this week. Tell me if I'm wrong, but don't the cupon people PAY them to insert them in their rag?

There were no funnies! How do you get through a Sunday without the funnies? No Dilbert, Blondie, Sad Sack, Garfield or Mark Trail. SUX.

The first page was about the earth shaking news about a retired couple who like to ride bikes to the coast! Zowwie!

The paper was so thin (remember this is the Saturday AND Sunday edition) that it didn't quite cover the bottom of the bird cage which is good. "Blue Boy" was "dropping" me hints to the misspellings and incorrect english! That's right Blue Boy, never start a sentance with a gerend.

The paper is a tiny, poorly written, overpriced, badly delivered piece of junk. It is useful to light up the wood stove.

Misty Blue.

05-03-2011, 10:48 PM	#10
Misty Blue Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 658 Thanks: 121 Thanked 283 Times in 98 Posts	Week two, still junk 'Got the "Weekend Citizen" on Saturday. It did have cupons in it this week. Tell me if I'm wrong, but don't the cupon people PAY them to insert them in their rag? There were no funnies! How do you get through a Sunday without the funnies? No Dilbert, Blondie, Sad Sack, Garfield or Mark Trail. SUX. The first page was about the earth shaking news about a retired couple who like to ride bikes to the coast! Zowwie! The paper was so thin (remember this is the Saturday AND Sunday edition) that it didn't quite cover the bottom of the bird cage which is good. "Blue Boy" was "dropping" me hints to the misspellings and incorrect english! That's right Blue Boy, never start a sentance with a gerend. The paper is a tiny, poorly written, overpriced, badly delivered piece of junk. It is useful to light up the wood stove. Misty Blue.