LA TIMES just went CHA CHING!!
Every Damn SuperMarket, Mom & GrandPop Liquor Store, White Neighbors Front Door, The popular everymagazineanditsmama Newstand were MISSING TODAY's NEWSPAPER of Our Future President Barack Obama on the FRONT PAGE. $hit was sold out before the SUN CAME OUT.
I had the nerve to go to Rite Aid and Ask ... haha - Dumb Ditty Dum Dum, i kno but hey. ANywho:
My Thing is I think all the Homeless People knew this day was coming; like every damn four years, Got together for a meeting for the ATTACK of THE FRONT PAGE TOMMOROW MORNING. Got their Change and Throwback FILAS and RAN To every FRONT DOOR or/and LA TIMES Newspaper Vendor Machine and Snatched them all up to sell later, like tommorrow. "Life of a BUM" by M*
^^^^ bored ^^^^^
ANYWHO, if u missed the MILLION D0LLAR WORTH COLLECTABLE
try every hiddenCUT for a homee to sell it to yah, or CALL 1 888 565 2323 La Times for them to send a back issue . OR PRINT THE EDITION from the website http://www.latimes.com/.
THIS IS HISTORY; show ya grand babies.
Jack D. Klunder, president of the Los Angeles
Times Newspaper, says The Times is printing an additional 82,000 newspapers.
(*Update: Klunder now says that The Times will print more -- an additional
25,000 copies -- and plans to produce today's edition as long as demand
continues.) They are being sold in stores around L.A., and from The Times' two
lobbies in downtown Los Angeles, where people started lining up at 11 a.m.
(Vendors in the lobby on Spring Street said they'd sold about 1,500 as of early
afternoon).
Here's how it stacks up with other big-news-day sales: After the
first day of the Persian Gulf War in 1991, The Times sold an additional 216,000
papers. The Space Shuttle Challenger explosion led to sales of an
additional 118,000. Says Klunder, "We expect to sell about 100,000 additional
papers today. Normal big-headline stories (fires, earthquakes, etc.) sell from
20,000 to 40,000" additional copies.
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