Subscriptions

Let the label subscriptions increase and multiply... ❋ Unknown (2006)

The exciting thing about monthly subscriptions is the ability to do some simple maths to calculate the kind of revenue people are making on the back of these games. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Their second major hit was the decline in subscriptions, due to so much news being freely available on the internet. ❋ Unknown (2010)

It is nonsensical to argue that the decline in subscriptions to one newspaper or magazine indicates that there is a decline in the number of coin collectors. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The base price increase for 2010 print subscriptions is a nominal 4% ❋ Unknown (2009)

Essentially Scalzi says that he isn't wholly self-serving, but a lot of the onus is on the Big Three Magazines, who have been whining about decline in subscriptions and revenue for decades now. ❋ Wendigomountain (2009)

Well, I'm sure the crazy retugs can find something wrong with this ... may I make a suggestion for your criticism of these cost saving measures ... making the department of homeland security consolidate subscriptions is unpatriotic??? ❋ Unknown (2009)

I am considering pulling my subscriptions from a few podcasts that I listen to because I think the short audio fiction thing just peaked. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Thinking of devices as subscriptions is a category error because unsubscribing makes the service simply disappear. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The amount of money they make now on $99-a-year WSJ. com subscriptions is substantially more than they will make selling ads on a free site, despite presumably a larger audience. ❋ Unknown (2008)

They would love nothing better than to have enough market share in subscriptions that new music is only distributed via subscription services – no CD no online purchases. ❋ Unknown (2008)

One of the main subscriptions do not appeal to consumers is that they tie the consumer into an unfavorable contract. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Only $185 in subscriptions to go and we're solid!!! ❋ Unknown (2008)

Because Thomson Reuters sells long-term subscriptions, cancellations generally don't show up on its balance sheet until later. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Reporting on RSS subscriptions is an approximate business at best. ❋ Unknown (2008)

subscript [CG's] ❋ SaltoN1 (2010)

[That bitch] doesn't have [issues], she's got [subscriptions]. ❋ Whatever (2004)

[Submarine] Guy 1: omg this [writing] isn't [working]! Submarine Guy 2: That's because you need some subscript, LOL! ❋ Lolcakes (2006)

Carl: Did you know? People who have attempted to [pirate Life] [Subscriptions] have been sent to poor countries/families. John: Shut the fuck up, you [make me cry]. ❋ ­­ (2021)

xxl33tsmokerxx- [Hy] [nic3] video, sub me, i sub u back, kk [thnx] Video owner: Get lost you Subscription Whore! ❋ Roffle Waffles (2008)

Person 1: [How are you] doing on your [dissertation]? Person 2: I'm [subscription caraa'd]!!!!!!! ❋ Susie Smith (2021)

[Mary's] [subscription addiction] quickly mounted to a $1000 per month bill and 30 application [logins]. We never knew what service we were using for sending a basic text message anymore. ❋ WizKid99 (2017)

oOChrissyOo needs [a Google] Subscription, especially when her [sugars] are [low]. ❋ Notorious Chicka (2017)

Butt-subscription: when the [thiccness] subscribes to payed sevices due to its sheer [juiciness]. Girl!!! I butt-scribed to door DoorDashPass when we were wrestling... Past tense Butt-scribed, [websters] Butt- subscription, present tense buttscribe, verb buttscribing ❋ ZevNoir (2020)

“Hey did you hear [Jake] was just diagnosed with [type 1 diabetes]?” “I did, he’s got a [subscription to life] now.” ❋ FrenchyBoi (2021)