Since the Examiner re-started as a free newspaper left on your lawn whether you like it or not, I have been railing at my dear friend Dianne who actually spends media dollars to advertise in it. I have contemplated a class-action suit for littering (and I bet the SF Chron, a real if not-good newspaper, would support me). But today I have comoe to a new respect for the Examiner's publishing strategy. I needed an extra poop bag on Mick's morning walk, and had my pick from the lawns in my neighborhood. Now, if they discontinue the plastic bag that wraps the Examiner, I will return to thinking it worthless. But for now, Dianne's company's dollars are effective for me.
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i will join your class action suit. i've gone so far as to call the examiner twice to ask them to cease delviery, and while i get it less it still magically appears every so often - like the onset of herpes
Posted by: bri | June 01, 2006 at 02:10 PM
Email me if you are interested in a class action law suit:
stop.sfexaminer.littering@gmail.com
Posted by: Stop The Litter | January 02, 2009 at 01:00 PM