Guardian print edition gone

[Monty92]

rumours suggest.

[Ash]

rumours suggest.

RIP The Print :-(

[Pat Vegas]

since installing this ******* to make Awimb actually halfway respectable.

A lot of news sites tell me off for my *******er and tell me to donate.

[TheCurly]

rumours suggest.

I haven't bought a newspaper in 3 years.I'd assume they'll all be gone in 5 years

[Sir C]

rumours suggest.

Do you know what I don't miss? The feeling of being challenged on a sunday morning when contemplating the vast bulk of the Sunday Times. It was oppressive, sitting there daring you to fail to read a section.

Truly, the world is changing, and in some aspects, for the better.

[redgunamo]

RIP The Print :-(

How am I supposed to house-train my puppies now. It's not going to be the same with an ipad :-\

[The Jorge]

rumours suggest.

Just as well Ruskburger is no more, this wouldve finished him off

[TheCurly]

Do you know what I don't miss? The feeling of being challenged on a sunday morning when contemplating the vast bulk of the Sunday Times. It was oppressive, sitting there daring you to fail to read a section.

Truly, the world is changing, and in some aspects, for the better.

Psst...I've a free log in for the web editions if you want...don't tell LA

[redgunamo]

Do you know what I don't miss? The feeling of being challenged on a sunday morning when contemplating the vast bulk of the Sunday Times. It was oppressive, sitting there daring you to fail to read a section.

Truly, the world is changing, and in some aspects, for the better.

When I was a kid, on Sundays, we'd have The Times, The Observer and The Sunday Telegraph delivered :-|

[The Jorge]

Do you know what I don't miss? The feeling of being challenged on a sunday morning when contemplating the vast bulk of the Sunday Times. It was oppressive, sitting there daring you to fail to read a section.

Truly, the world is changing, and in some aspects, for the better.

FFS! Trigger warning for Berni

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/04/02/09/32B3261A00000578-3520232-image-a-1_1459585781480.jpg

[Monty92]

Do you know what I don't miss? The feeling of being challenged on a sunday morning when contemplating the vast bulk of the Sunday Times. It was oppressive, sitting there daring you to fail to read a section.

Truly, the world is changing, and in some aspects, for the better.

Skinnier than a Sunday, but I took last Saturday's Times on a 1.40 hour train journey and read it back to back. Felt positively decadent.

[Sir C]

When I was a kid, on Sundays, we'd have The Times, The Observer and The Sunday Telegraph delivered :-|

The Observer? Did you keep a communist in the cellar?

[redgunamo]

The Observer? Did you keep a communist in the cellar?

The redgunamos are not political at all. Decent Arts, Sport section and a glossy magazine for the ladies, I suppose.

[Burney]

FFS! Trigger warning for Berni

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/04/02/09/32B3261A00000578-3520232-image-a-1_1459585781480.jpg

:furious: :shout:

[Herbette Chapman - aged 15]

Feckin 'ell! ...as a callow youth I would read it cover to cover six days and The Observer on Sunday(I was more like Jorge than Jorge then). The writing was erudite and compelling back then but about twenty years ago it began reminding me of one of those ridicules trendy Hampstead wimmin that dresses like her daughter. RIP

[Burney]

Do you know what I don't miss? The feeling of being challenged on a sunday morning when contemplating the vast bulk of the Sunday Times. It was oppressive, sitting there daring you to fail to read a section.

Truly, the world is changing, and in some aspects, for the better.

I don't think anyone ever reads all the sections, do they? What sort of wrongcock would read the Property section?

[Sir C]

I don't think anyone ever reads all the sections, do they? What sort of wrongcock would read the Property section?

That's the thing, when they're physically there, looking at you, you have to, don't you?

[Burney]

That's the thing, when they're physically there, looking at you, you have to, don't you?

No. I bought The Telegraph last Saturday and did the crossword, read the Arts, looked at the recipes in the Weekend and lined Nero's litter tray with the rest of the ghastly thing. Didn't even bother with the sport.

[Sir C]

No. I bought The Telegraph last Saturday and did the crossword, read the Arts, looked at the recipes in the Weekend and lined Nero's litter tray with the rest of the ghastly thing. Didn't even bother with the sport.

:-( My OCDness couldn't cope with that. Couldn't cope at all.