What is your least favorite magazine to look at when you are in a waiting room?

I don't pay enough attention to magazines I don't like looking at to have a least favorite.

Anything I'm too old to read. Like at the dentist's there's always one of those amazing run-the-bead-along-the-wire games. It's so tempting.

I guess Sports Illustrated. I'm not into sports. On the other hand I like to look at People and The New Yorker. Waiting rooms are the only place I ever see a magazine.

> Anything I'm too old to read. Like at the dentist's
> there's always one of those amazing run-the-bead-along-the-wire
> games. It's so tempting.


Too old? I'm 54 and still enjoy coloring in coloring books with the grandkids. I'll spend almost an hour coloring one page, doing shading, etc. I guess it's my artist background. The kids finish a page in 5 minutes. I keep hearing "Grampa, why does it take you so long?"

I have many least favorites. I generally don't care for magazines that are being sold these days anyway. I suppose some least favorites would be anything to do with sports; any women's fashion mags like Glamour or Elle; any bizness-type mags like Forbes; any downscale type mags like those scandal rags you see in non-natural supermarkets at the checkstand: like one I glimpsed a headline of today, "First pictures from Hell." I forgot their names. And any star-type mag like People -- anything to do with celebrities, rock, movie stars, the latest scandals re Paris Hilton, Britney, etc. -- way boring.

Golf Digest *snore*

I rarely read magazines

My least favorite is a sports magazine I have no interest or the men have their crummy magazine sitting there and I look for Better Homes & Garden or a magazine for women and childrens as well

Anything religious, anything about celebrities.

My least fave would be golf magazines.

Good Housekeeping I think.

I don't have one. I suppose it would be something about American celebrity gossip. I don't know who most of those people are and I couldn't give a rat's ass about their personal lives.

Highlights for Children; Dentists usually seem to have ancient copies of this.

Aww, I guess you've got a point. Are you a good artist?

Highlights

I don't have one. I don't normally look at any of them. They are usually old anyways.

They have magazines that are aimed specifically to doctors and dentists, whose content is all about investment funds reserved for these guys and the fantastic toys they can buy with the tons of money they make right now. I find it very tacky when a doctor or dentist leaves those magazines in the waiting room. It says to me "I'm your doctor. I make more in a month than you do in a year, so kiss my ass."

Any celebrity magazine or fashion magazine. All they do is try to sell you stuff.

Golf Digest..

At my urologist's office, it's all they had for some reason.

Any magazine is awful in a doctor's or dentist's waiting room, but for me least favourite would possibly be a gardening magazine or something of the sort, or an automobile mag.

Used to do oil and acrylic paintings. Haven't in years. No time.

Sports Illustrated.

Women's and gossip magazines.

Any of them since they're at least three years old.

Golf Digest or whatever it's called.

I don't like looking at business magazines. I want something light when I'm in a waiting room.

Least favorite magazine is so not my favortie I don't remember its name, but it's the girlie girl ones. How to get a man, how to make a room look feminine, how to bake a cake the kids would love...I need more practicle information like how to barf daintily whilst reading a magazine in a waiting room.

Sports magazines. Last time I went to the dentist, it seemed that all there were was sports magazines, in particular, golf magazines. Those & parenting magazines.

My least favorite magazines are the "People" type. I will read "Time" or "Newsweek" before Hollywood trash talk. Not much into sports stuff, either. I do like Reader's Digest and I love all the animal magazines at a veterinary hospital.

If there's a waiting room in my future, I bring a book. Right now I am rereading "Trinity - a novel of Ireland" by Leon Uris.

Anything with sports.

anything to do with polticals

Golfing magazines, Sports Illustrated, U.S. News & World Report.