| User | Comment |
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romkey  | | posted 4-Aug-2007 11:19am |
None of these. I read Gourmet, Saveur, Food & Wine, Cook's Illustrated... these days I mostly just browse them, though. I get all my news online and I'm not interested in celebrity culture, so I don't have much need of magazines. |
| darkshadowsseeker | | posted 4-Aug-2007 11:33am |
National Geographic, Good Old Days, Reminisce, Fangoria & Cinefantastique. I used to read Famous Monsters of Filmland when Forrest J. Ackerman was still at the helm. |
Galomorro   | | posted 4-Aug-2007 12:02pm |
Other not listed: "Herbs for Health." Wish it was monthly though instead of quarterly. I have a difficult time finding mags that are worth the subscrip price to me. |
Enheduanna  | | posted 4-Aug-2007 12:46pm |
Martha Stewart Living and Sunset. I used the read The Atlantic, but it just got too gloomy-and-doomy. It was always about foreign relations and usually about terrorists. I've also subscribed to Harper's Monthly and Smithsonian in the past. Harper's was just a little too much to read, especially along with The Atlantic. And Smithsonian I just got a little tired of. |
| dab |
None of what you listed but I subscribe to and read: The Aviation Consumer, Blue Water Sailing, Analog, American Handgunner, Technology Review, Sport Pilot, AOPA Pilot, Kitplanes, IFR Magazine, QST, and QEX. |
| Biggles |
I quite like New Scientist and Scientific American when I can get my hands on them for free. |
| Amanda |
I don't read any of a regular basis. |
| thecomic22 |
*Not listed* Cosmo. |
| Frostbrand |
I used to read The Nation, but college ate up so much of my time, I fell way behind (like more than 10 issues behind), so I let my subscription lapse. |
| Melf |
The Observer Music Monthly. That's it. I occasionally bought the NME, but then I realised there are more articles in Loot than that trashy pile of crap. |
Otter  |
Shotgun News, |
| RGirl |
And Rolling Stone. |
| mrmarm | | posted 4-Aug-2007 10:13pm |
American? I don't really read magazines, will comics but I don't know if they count , do they? |
| smurf | | posted 4-Aug-2007 10:25pm |
None of the above. I read NZ Pet Magazine, Creation Magazine (distributed by Creation Ministries International), NZ Geographic, Thats Life!, NZ TV Guide, NZ Women's Weekly, Australian Women's Weekly, Consumer. And I think that's about it  |
| southernyankee |
-- slate.com (not listed, I guess its because its online), would that count?
-- PC World (mostly online, sometimes the paper copy)
-- Newsweek, online only
-- Popular Mechanics, very rarely though |
gambler  |
Others not listed |
| Enigma |
I'll flip through just about anything that comes my way but I don't purchase any to read at this point in my life. |
| Jody | | posted 6-Aug-2007 12:44pm |
and Smithsonian |
| cerealkiller |
None. I sometimes browse People or car magazines when waiting at the doctor's office. That's it. |
| cabinfever |
I only buy one or two magazines a year. The ones I read are at the doctor's office or at the car dealership's service area waiting room. People, Consumer Reports, Parenting, Parent and Child, TV Guide, Cosmopolitan, Ladies Home Journal, National Geo, Good Housekeeping, Better Homes and Gardens... |
| jettles | | posted 7-Aug-2007 10:55am |
utne reader and mother jones |
| Crayons | | posted 15-Aug-2007 9:24am |
Something called "The Week" where i learned people probably yawn to cool off their brain. Wow. |
| EyesOfCharisma | | posted 23-Aug-2007 5:13pm |
I don't read magazines |
Iseult  | | posted 31-Aug-2007 4:23pm |
I don't read magazines, unless I'm in a waiting room, in which case it's Time or Maclean's. I like National Geographic, I just don't read it. |
| moviesnob | | posted 10-Sep-2007 3:50pm |
People. I also read Games magazine. |
