Savage Love fans - how do you read it?

[Book Lover]

I usually read Dan Savage in the Village Voice; that's the earliest online source to post his column that I know of. How about you?

on edit: Guess I should have made this a poll... oh well, next time :-)

[La Lioness Priyanka]

1. onion

[pagerbear]

7. Yes, www.theonion.com

[terrya]

The Chicago Reader.

[tishaLA]

2. L. A. Weekly

[XNASA]

3. In the Chicago Reader on Thursdays on the train ride home.

It's become something of a Thursday afternoon ritual for me to read Savage Love and News of the Weird aloud for the people I ride the train with.

Naturally, I edit out the really naughty bits. But everyone seems to enjoy.

[bikebloke]

4. The Stranger

I used to read it in the early years printed in Seattle's Stranger. Now that I've moved away, once and a while I'll take a peek online.

[noonwitch]

5. Metro Times

Detroit's alternative, free, weekly paper. Since the Meese-approved joint-operating-agreement between the two daily papers (Free Press and News), it's the most honest and liberal paper in the area.

[m-jean03]

6. Any Seattleites remember his radio show, Savage Love Live?

Man, that was funny! He's got a real gift for comedy, actually.

[truthspeaker]

8. City Pages

(owned by Village Voice)

http://www.citypages.com/

[WoodrowFan]

9. with my grandmother's pet parakeet

http://www.thestranger.com/2004-03-18/savage.html

[Book Lover]

10. Ack!

I will confess to all that that one make me squick out! Give me santorum any day of the week, but no more parakeet tales!

[sleipnir]

11. The Onion (online, as the column is not in the print version)

I find that odd, but whatever. The Print version of the Onion doesn't feature the column. You can only get it online. Odd, maybe they don't want to pay him more royalties, and just use it as a hook to visit their website version.

[DrWeird]

12. The Stranger

online, now that I don't live in washington.

I miss the toons.