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I used to read the New Yorker, years ago, I don't know what changed, me or them. Much of what they publish now comes across as self-pity, I don't have time in m
by juniper_strong 6y ago
I used to read the New Yorker, years ago, I don't know what changed, me or them. Much of what they publish now comes across as self-pity, I don't have time in my life for that.
Same as McSweeney's, I used to read it and I thought it was funny and now I read it and it comes across as self-pity.
Give me decorative gourd season any time, but pieces where people complain about the things they haven't done aren't worth my time.
Something new, please.
- yepthatsreality 6y agoIf you haven't read the article, you're hitting on the tongue-and-cheek-ness of it.
- juniper_strong 6y agoI read the article. Nope.
- yepthatsreality 6y ago“Nope” as in you don’t understand the tongue-in-cheek or because you refuse to acknowledge it because you don’t find the bit interesting?