Mourning the Rocky Mountain News
Posted: March 2nd, 2009, 4:22 pm
I wonder how much longer I will be reading a newspaper
They are folding up right and left.
I don't think I can make it without newspapers. I live for the Sunday Comics. I am still depressed over losing Calvin and Hobbes and now Opus is gone again.
I may have to start watching the Jerry Springer Show or professional wrestling.
Meanwhile nobody here talking about the switch from analogue to digital TV. Why should they? I am sure everyone here has cable TV. But for me and my friends it is worse than Y2K.
I feel sorry for people who had to get under the covers as a kid to listen to Paul Harvey.
In the forties we had Gang Busters, The Lone Ranger, The Shadow, The Inner Sanctum. Seems like a deprived childhood to me to listen to Paul Harvey.
Sorry I am blogging the boards again.
Looking for a fight
probably
I am just bummed out about the Rocky Mountain News. I used to read it every time I passed through Denver. A great news paper.
I remember JFK would have seven newspapers delivered to his desk every morning.
I think that might have been one of them.
They are folding up right and left.
I don't think I can make it without newspapers. I live for the Sunday Comics. I am still depressed over losing Calvin and Hobbes and now Opus is gone again.
I may have to start watching the Jerry Springer Show or professional wrestling.
Meanwhile nobody here talking about the switch from analogue to digital TV. Why should they? I am sure everyone here has cable TV. But for me and my friends it is worse than Y2K.
I feel sorry for people who had to get under the covers as a kid to listen to Paul Harvey.
In the forties we had Gang Busters, The Lone Ranger, The Shadow, The Inner Sanctum. Seems like a deprived childhood to me to listen to Paul Harvey.
Sorry I am blogging the boards again.
Looking for a fight
probably
I am just bummed out about the Rocky Mountain News. I used to read it every time I passed through Denver. A great news paper.
I remember JFK would have seven newspapers delivered to his desk every morning.
I think that might have been one of them.