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Still, I only recently noticed on the New York Times plastic delivery bag that it now says, “All the news that’s fit to go.”
To go?
Is that replacing “All the news that’s fit to print” because of the no-printing of the Internet? Or is this some more pointed marketing strategy that just happens to be advertised on the print-edition bag?
Jen Graves (The Stranger’s former arts critic) mostly writes about things you approach with your eyeballs. But she’s also a history nerd interested in anything that needs more talking about, from male... More by Jen Graves
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Since the New York Times ought to be called The New Marxist Times, who cares?
I think it’s just “to go” because it’s on the delivery bag.
it’s just a bag.
Heh. Is that actually spam?
NO CLICKIE THE LINKIE!
Maybe they are admitting that their news really should *go*. Or, in other words, should go out with the trash.
It’s because those bags are used to pick up dog poop.
Shouldn’t that be “All the news that’s good to go”?
I think it means like when you order food “to go”…
All the news that’s fit—to go!