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Hm. I don't read magazines really. As for a tv guide. Radiotimes.com = love.


Pfft, but Paul, it's nicer to have the magazine. *obvious lie*

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I alos read Wired, and Esquire, and The Rolling Stone and some other magazines... that boys only may like... :P Just kidding, or am I? ;)

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Nintendo Power, National Geographic, Time is also interesting.

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I alos read Wired, and Esquire, and The Rolling Stone and some other magazines... that boys only may like... :P Just kidding, or am I? ;)


You scary, scary boy. :P

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Radio Times?

Actually, in truth, I'll read any of the magazines my mum gets out of boredom. I'll read celebrity magazines in the Dentist/Doctor's waiting room.

I'll ocassionally buy Q, because it's fair thick and there are pictures. I don't really appreciate much of it, a lot of it's not really my thing, but I will furtively search for my favoured artists.

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I alos read Wired, and Esquire, and The Rolling Stone and some other magazines... that boys only may like... :P Just kidding, or am I? ;)


You scary, scary boy. :P


whats wrong with those sort of magazines? :P


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I used to read YM when I got it free from Neopets. I never read more than half of each issue.
I now like reading People.

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I have a subscription to Seventeen, which just ran out. My parents get Newsweek and Yankee magazine, and then my brother get's Motortrend.


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I read the Neopets magazine. Thats about it, unless I go out of my way to pick up a Disney Magazine... *Shrug* Occasionally I'll go to then magazine section in whatever store I happen to be in at that moment and see the selection there, and if anything catches my eye, I read it.

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sir_michael wrote:
I alos read Wired, and Esquire, and The Rolling Stone and some other magazines... that boys only may like... :P Just kidding, or am I? ;)


You scary, scary boy. :P


whats wrong with those sort of magazines? :P


Exactly, but I don't have any, I am just kidding.

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I read Scientific American, Newsweek, and Psychology Today. When I am horrendously bored at the bookstore, I poke fun at articles in YM, Seventeen, and others of the sort.

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cky182 wrote:
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sir_michael wrote:
I alos read Wired, and Esquire, and The Rolling Stone and some other magazines... that boys only may like... :P Just kidding, or am I? ;)


You scary, scary boy. :P


whats wrong with those sort of magazines? :P


Exactly, but I don't have any, I am just kidding.


Of course you don't. *nods* :P

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I alos read Wired, and Esquire, and The Rolling Stone and some other magazines... that boys only may like... :P Just kidding, or am I? ;)


You scary, scary boy. :P


whats wrong with those sort of magazines? :P


Sorry Andrew, nothing of course. ;)

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Game Informer and TV Guide.

That's pretty much it.

I also read that issue of Maxim with Michelle Branch in it.

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