The Good News Is One of These Guys Will Lose (Veiled Subscription Pitch)

So if you subscribed to the print edition of Reason, you would have already received this hoo-larious cover and pored over the whole October issue, which won't be up online for another month. You'd already know exactly why the No Child Left Behind Act is an abject failure, why the feds lost the drug war in cyberspace, and why surfer dudes Bill and Ted are the ultimate Americans (roll over Thomas Jefferson, and tell George Washington the news).

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Comments

[Without Reason]

"So if you subscribed to the print edition of Reason, you would have already received this hoo-larious cover and pored over the whole October issue"

That's news to me.

[Malak,]

Moi aussi or, incase my 7th grade French is just that, me too. But then, I'm north of the border, where the Customs guys probably look on your magazine as something subversive.

[Malak,]

Now that that's out of the way, how about, "No matter who wins, we ALL lose".

[MarkW]

I'm not unwilling to pay for a subscription for all of Reason's content -- I'm just unwilling to pay to have more stuff made out of paper sent to clutter the house...

[Michael duff]

Wait, Reason comes on paper now? When did this happen?

[Stewart Vardaman]

I've been a print subscriber since 1988. I've liked the way you guys put your content on the web after the print month has run, with no site subscription.

[Freddy Krueger]

I'll subscribe if Reason accepts paypal.

/just not real money.