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When I am not reading for class (International Macro Econ), I am reading the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan. Kind of like Tolkien, but not as good in my opinion. It serves its purpose of helping me to escape reality for a while. Plus any fashion Mag I can get my little hands on:D

Ok I am a bit slow slow on the uptake, this was supposed to be a reply to another thread, my apologies. time for some caffiene

No problem. I could go for some caffien myself:D .

No problem with the post, but why would you read a fashon mag? That'a paying for the marketing puks to market to you!:)

Joe:beer:

Hey, I like Cosmo! That's how you figure out what women want you to like. :D

No that's where they are told what to like. Women what you to like them, they've just been convinced that all that junk will make you like them when in reality that stuff would look like the junk it is without the woman there to hold it up.
Joe
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Just so ya'll won't think I'm a mindless female looking for the Goddess Cosmo to light the way for me :D , I don't read that mag for reasons I cannot in good concious post here.

I sew my own clothes, so I read the more intelligent fashion magazines to see what the trends are, plus I work in an office with only three guys, I have to have something to talk about with my coworkers;)

I don't think reading Cosmo will help when trying to figure women out (when we all know you are looking at the pretty pictures:D )

Good I didn't think bike rider girls were mindless thanks for keeping me thinking that way. I don't know what cosmmo is, but I think I'm happer that way.

Joe

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Uh, being facetious people ... :rolleyes: Oh, but I do like the pictures. :D And, if you aren't familiar with cosmo, it has a feature that - I don't remember what it is called - where they discuss, ahem, intimate matters. It's a load of bull, but entertaining.