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Has been down for at least half an hour:

http://www.nbcnews.com/technology/new-york-times-website-down-6C10917000

Any other big sites down, or is this a NY Times' problem?
 
quick! everyone argue with yankeefan. he has no way to defend himself !


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LongTimeListener said:
Thank God NDJournalist still has his fast-food menus, or the board would die.

Except he is, as we used to tell our children, being taken to a farm where he will have lots of room to run.
 
Moderator1 said:
LongTimeListener said:
Thank God NDJournalist still has his fast-food menus, or the board would die.

Except he is, as we used to tell our children, being taken to a farm where he will have lots of room to run.

Is it in the country?

I'll bet he'll be happy there.
 
Total Paywall. If you have to ask how much it costs to access. You can't afford it.
 
How will we ever find out the latest update of the Westchester yuppies who go to Ivy League schools?
 
Baron Scicluna said:
How will we ever find out the latest update of the Westchester yuppies who go to Ivy League schools?

Cranberry can check with his daughter for you if you need an update!
 
Baron Scicluna said:
How will we ever find out the latest update of the Westchester yuppies who go to Ivy League schools?

No, no, no. They went to Ivy League schools. Then graduated. Then turned down $80K a year jobs. And now they live at home. And you should feel sorry for them. Oh, and it's a massive trend.
 
**** Whitman said:
Baron Scicluna said:
How will we ever find out the latest update of the Westchester yuppies who go to Ivy League schools?

No, no, no. They went to Ivy League schools. Then graduated. Then turned down $80K a year jobs. And now they live at home. And you should feel sorry for them. Oh, and it's a massive trend.

The long-term effect on the pied-a-terre real-estate market bears watching.
 
Phrew! It's back. Analysis over hundreds of killings in Egypt really, really goes out on a limb ("Egypt Bloodshed Might Be Ill Omen")
 

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