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let me know what you guys read
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I don't normally read magazines...the occasional Time or Rolling Stone will pretty much do it for me.
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The only two magazines that I read regulary is Elle Girl and 17
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Second off, Seventeen seems to be the only magazine I read now that I actually like. Teen Vogue sucks ass, ym flopped which is why I have Teen Vogue :cry: , and I outgrew American Girl, GL, and Nickelodeon magazine. I'm considering subscribing to CosmoGirl. I really need some more magazines. That one I was flipping through at Meijer's called justine doesn't seem too bad...
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i usually read spin, i stopped with all those like seventeen and stuff like that
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Reader's Digest, Smithsonian, and the occasional GL when I'm bored out of my mind.
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I really have never gotten into this whole reading magazines thing. They're too gosh darn expensive. I don't have the money to put into it.

But I used to check issues of New Moon out of the library when I was like 10. Except then I got very annoyed with them because of the attitude that it displayed and so I stopped.
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Ooh! Reader's Digest!

I forgot about that one...*tear* :P
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hm....DJ, Men's Health, and some of the balkan/macedonian magazines like Tea Moderna, Hacker, and Enter
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