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garinda · 09-10-2008, 23:27

I may well moan about the quality of the stories in the Observer, but it is still an essential purchase each week.

What puzzles me though is the weekly feature as to what's being said on it's website.

Each and every week there is a comment by Stacey Everett, Oswaldtwistle. She being the butty shop owner who went to the press after a teacher marched pupils out of her shop, when they should have been at school.

If the comments made any sense, or indeed exhibited a modicum of wit, they might be worthy of being reprinted. She informed us last week that she can't wait to leave this country. Perhaps we'll soon be informed when and where.

To me it seems like the barrel is being scraped, and poor Stacey is all they can find when they've scraped.

I occasionally read the website, but have never felt to join Ms. Everett in leaving a comment, has anyone else felt the urge to join her?

09-10-2008, 23:27	#1
garinda Give, give, give member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Overlookin' ducks & geese Posts: 32,411 Blog Entries: 293 Liked: 27 times Rep Power: 16469	How well used is the Observer website? I may well moan about the quality of the stories in the Observer, but it is still an essential purchase each week. What puzzles me though is the weekly feature as to what's being said on it's website. Each and every week there is a comment by Stacey Everett, Oswaldtwistle. She being the butty shop owner who went to the press after a teacher marched pupils out of her shop, when they should have been at school. If the comments made any sense, or indeed exhibited a modicum of wit, they might be worthy of being reprinted. She informed us last week that she can't wait to leave this country. Perhaps we'll soon be informed when and where. To me it seems like the barrel is being scraped, and poor Stacey is all they can find when they've scraped. I occasionally read the website, but have never felt to join Ms. Everett in leaving a comment, has anyone else felt the urge to join her? __________________ 'If you're going to be a Kant, be the very best Kant there is my son.' Johann Georg Kant, father of Immanuel Kant, philosopher.