Magazines..

P-diddy · Subject: Magazines.. Sat Aug 18, 2007 1:56 pm

What's ur current Magazine Subscriptions?

I currently get Videomaker magazines! they're full of yummy goodness.. but sometimes boring...
I would like to get PC Gamer or those PC magazines brian usually gets.. but i'm not that completely into it and my parents don't like wasting money on those.. besides if i ever really need one i think brian would let me borrow an old one..
I also used to get the Lego Magazines and Catalog book.. i loved them! i loved reading the Bionicle Comic books too (b4 they got all crappy and move island to island to island.. when they forgot that the original toa still have to migrate to that old island and see what's on there now!!!!!!!!) but i never resubscribed or renewed or whatever it is.. so i don't get it anymore...

I sometimes read my brothers lacrosse catalog magazine things..

So what do you dawgs get? and it doesn't have to be just yours it could be ur sisters or brothers or parents too.. just as long as you read it lol

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he then slowly pulls a lever
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which does nothing whatsoever
but the nothing that it does
negates the everything we know
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because it's neither friend or foe
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From its finale to its genesis
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Mondu · Subject: Re: Magazines.. Sat Aug 18, 2007 3:32 pm

Lego, but they dont send them, i dont kno y, its weird, and Pc magazine, and PSM. Im not really subscribed to alot.

Bleu · Subject: Re: Magazines.. Wed Sep 26, 2007 11:00 pm

Im subscribed to PC gamer and Games for Windows... i would like to maybe subscribe to Maximum Pc. My dad gets PC magazing, PC world, Consumer Reports, Sound and Vision, and Home Theater something... so we have a lot of magazines here!!!

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And one man in his time plays many parts."

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