They say magazines don't just reflect our personality and interests but also the lifestyle we aspire to live.
So which magazines does everyone else here read and why?
Do you think they accurately describe your lifestyles, thoughts and feelings?
I read 'Used Bike Guide' and, when I come across a vendor that sells it, 'The Big Issue'.
The former is a magazine that gives advice about buying and maintaining used motorcycles as well as stories about peoples bike travels across the entire world. I buy it for it's no-nonsense approach to bikes and I plan to travel around the world on my motorbike soon so the stories are inspiring.
The Big Issue is a magazine in the UK sold on the streets by homeless people to help them earn money. They buy it for 0.75p and sell it for £1.50. It gives news pieces that you don't usually see in (fascist *cough cough*) newspapers, interesting and thought provoking features about making the world a better place (there was one last week about finding new ways of expressing wealth other than material possession, which is how the West fell into the recession in the first place) and interviews with celebrities (musicians, actors, etc).
What your's guys?
So which magazines does everyone else here read and why?
Do you think they accurately describe your lifestyles, thoughts and feelings?
I read 'Used Bike Guide' and, when I come across a vendor that sells it, 'The Big Issue'.
The former is a magazine that gives advice about buying and maintaining used motorcycles as well as stories about peoples bike travels across the entire world. I buy it for it's no-nonsense approach to bikes and I plan to travel around the world on my motorbike soon so the stories are inspiring.
The Big Issue is a magazine in the UK sold on the streets by homeless people to help them earn money. They buy it for 0.75p and sell it for £1.50. It gives news pieces that you don't usually see in (fascist *cough cough*) newspapers, interesting and thought provoking features about making the world a better place (there was one last week about finding new ways of expressing wealth other than material possession, which is how the West fell into the recession in the first place) and interviews with celebrities (musicians, actors, etc).
What your's guys?
