"The Slammer" !

[Kitsa]

but they're not even obituaries. They're just pictures, names, and birth-death dates of random celebrities. I double-checked the date of the paper...it's this week's paper, yet none of the dates have anything to do with this week.

[k0k0]

Yeah, I didn't think too much into it, but you're right. They say nothing about the celebrity who died. And there's only one that's kind of current.

[Kitsa]

The funniest thing about the "Romams" misspelling was that it was done throughout the article. It not being anything that spellcheck would accidentally correct to, I'm left to believe that the minister who wrote the article actually believes that's what the word is. There's some pretty heinous spelling and grammar later on in it, so that's entirely possible. I was once a guest at a church surface where the reverend went on and on about something he watched on "Ofrah".

[Zhukov]

God, I hope that is the case. Maybe they thought it couldn't possibly be the Romans, since they crucified Jesus, and shouldn't really be in the bible!!

[yingxuy]

This is a defunct, and no use of paper. Then we spraypainted black, our logo and put it. Then put it in there and use it to distribute our poor paper.

[Kitsa]

must be why I haven't found any in a while.

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Product Placement

[dextire]

[k0k0]

Originally Posted by yingxuy

This is a defunct, and no use of paper. Then we spraypainted black, our logo and put it. Then put it in there and use it to distribute our poor paper.

quoting before it gets banned.

[sspadowsky]

We have a publication like this in St. Louis, called The Evening Whirl. Same classic pulp-tabloid writing. It makes me think of the "Hush-Hush" newspaper in LA Confidential.

If I have occasion to get hold of a copy, I'll put it up here. Their website simply doesn't do it justice.