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I knew it. Unanimous.
Normally buy one on Saturday and Sunday. Just less depressing that staring at a screen ain’t it.
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Think my parents still buy The Guardian everyday just out of habit and weirdly my sister does at the weekend because she doesn’t have proper internet.
dunno
Probably not since I was a student and needed to analyse articles. I buy magazines occasionally though
The smell of newspaper makes me gag - was a period of a few years where I forced myself to buy and read them as it felt necessary to being a grownup, but I fully support the death of newsprint
All those wet discarded newspapers there used to be everywhere you went 
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i bought farm week last week
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Oh wow, me too. Also can’t stand to touch the paper, makes my skin crawl. get the same with other really low quality paper.
Being forced to do papier-mâché stuff as a kid was a personal nightmare.
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Yes! Fucking papier mache . Hell
And a silent grownup flicking a broadsheet and wafting the stink about
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Broadsheet for newspapers was a pretty mad format. So totally impractical. Remember people trying to read them on a Tube, whilst standing and holding on with one hand.
What even newspaper would one buy these days
Used to buy the guardian on a Friday sporadically for the film and music section but it’s got mad expensive these days like £3 or maybe even more? Anyway cost of living and all that. It’s really depressing to have everything on a phone screen but I can’t afford that kind of money for things I can read for free. So yeah, few months ago.
I used to buy the Guardian on Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays from when I went to uni in 1997 when it was a discounted 20p in the student union shop, up until about 2015 when it was pretty clear that their political coverage was almost solely insulting people like me in a dishonest way.