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Jesus. I live in this town. I write about this town. I need the LA Times. But the minute those malicious ignorant idiots redesign it into a big ransom note, as they did in Florida, I will cancel. I already take the NY Times. I'll have to live without local news.
John Shannon
Regarding the possible sale of the Los Angeles Times building:
I hope Zell is selling naming rights. I'm looking forward to the new Sit-N-Sleep Times Building.
You're killing me, Sammy!
Mark L. Hammond
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