Why we love The Guardian ...

[joggerjayne]

They have the best clues ...

Today ...

5d. Heading for Blackpool, continuing straight for resort (8)

[bibblebub]

Bognor?

[Count-A-Strong]

Yeah. Ok.

[joggerjayne]

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[bibblebub]

do you have any letters? and what do you do with the red rubber bands?

[joggerjayne]

Ping them at people.

[askyourgran]

So it's you that's flicking the rubber bands then. Do they actually give you any answers to the crosswords or do they expect you all to know the answers without being told. Being the Guardian so to speak.

[boxtops]

Perhaps they give you the answers, and you have to guess the clues?

[237SJ]

Most UK newspapers seem to be quite right-wing,but the Guardian seems to be a little bit left-wing. I used to take the p*ss out of Guardian readers, but the older I am, the more I think they portray the other side of situations

[Calibax]

B right on

[joggerjayne]

Thanks, Cali.

23 ... irrespective of the G paper's weird stance on some issues ... they have the best columnists.

[writesbad]

You have to be bright, on any level, to appreciate the grauniad

[237SJ]

I agree JJ

[joggerjayne]

I can't agree with their editorial views, but I love the people who write for them.

And I do enjoy the crossword (except when it's set by Araucaria)

[joggerjayne]

... and you have to love a paper in which a crossword answer is (as Calibax says) ...

... B R I G H T O N

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