Are newspapers dead?

wanderlust wrote:The missus always says her day doesn't really start until she gets something hot and filling inside her.

wanderlust wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:

wanderlust wrote:They try to be all things to all people. When the missus and I have a weekend lie in with coffee and the paper we divvy it up and I invariably get the sport, culture and crossword sections and she goes for the fashion, travel and cookery - whilst we take turns at reading the main bit and the magazine. The only bit that neither of us bother with is the cars section.
Sounds like a typical gender-based split but I have no interest in shopping or fashion and am a competent chef and she is decent at sport (mainly tennis) but  isn't that interested in reading about it so it sort of works out OK. Just goes to show that despite us not considering ourselves to be tied to gender stereotypes, when it comes down to it we probably are and the weekend paper pull-outs work well for us.

You missed out what you both had for breakfast.

The missus always says her day doesn't really start until she gets something hot and filling inside her.

boltonbonce wrote:Finally kicked the newspaper habit. Don't need them, although, during Cheltenham week, I'll get a racing paper.
Was a tough habit to beat, but I've made it.

boltonbonce wrote:Chester himself, AP, Pipe. Great team that.

Ten Bobsworth wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:Chester himself, AP, Pipe. Great team that.

Did the Pipeline give it away? Thought not.