We turn to the paper’s corrections for the answer:
In some of today’s editions, the answers to the Sunday crossword on Page G5 do not match the puzzle on Page G4.
Wow. Next week, maybe they’ll blow the coupon section, too.
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Hey Matt
Let’s see, people pay to read the Chronicle and LST has a begging site?
The Chronicle has the payroll to make sure the content is correct.
#1 Vet– Count up for me the number of computer screens LST throws itself up on without asking if the reader wants to receive it.
Now ask around and find out how many people get the Chronicle thrown in their yard even if they aren’t subscribers.
I’m just saying.
#1 VV
And LST’s readership is growing, while the Chronic-Lies’ readership is shrinking.
What’s your point? Should LST throw a computer that only links to this site on everyone’s driveway?
#3 DB
GMTA. I posted mine without seeing yours first.
#3
I often have the comical appear in my yard. I have ask it to nor do I want it too. I then have make effort to pick it up, put it in the garbage and it ends up in the landfill taking up space.
Never once has LST popped up on my monitor without my invitation.
What would a Chronicle driveway pop-up blocker be? A kid at then end of the driveway with a baseball bat knocking it back to the person that threw the paper?
The Chronicle is driveway spam…
the comical in my yard is littering, I think they should get a $500.00 fine per occurance.
I got another free Sunday paper this weekend, this time sponsored by the soccer club. It was an early, early, early Sunday edition that was totally worthless to anyone by the time it was tossed on my driveway.
All those Chronicle freebies just remind me exactly why I canceled by subscription several years ago. The paper is worth exactly what I paid for it: zero.
Just curious, but is the Chronicle correction trying to say that the answers to Sunday’s crossword (on page G5 of Monday’s edition) should match the puzzle grid to Monday’s crossword (on page G4 of Monday’s edition)? That makes no sense. Or do they reprint both the grid and the answers for Sunday’s crossword in Monday’s edition? That seems silly and wasteful.