Your favourite magazines

[Inese]

I read some magazines and buy them in a shop but i dont have abonements!!

Brigitte Youngmiss ----- it is a lifestyle and fashion magazine for young women here in Germany!! The main magazine " Brigitte" is for older women.


Vogue Germany Fashion and it is interesting if you want to model and when you have interest what is going on in that scene with good and bad trends and many more


Our TV magazine with program for 14 days ---- TV Spielfilm

[Loki]

I've seen this mag in our local: ScientificAmerican. It looks fairly good.

[lei.talk]

I've seen this mag in our local: ScientificAmerican.

It looks fairly good.

scientific american was one of my favorites
for nearly forty years, then,
they were purchased and transformed into a "commercial success".

the best regular features were
martin gardner's mathematical games
and the amateur scientist.

after the infamous "re-packaging" of the magazine
to merchandise it to a wider audience,
all of the distinctive features
(valued at over fifty-two millions of dollars
in 1986) were gone

and so were most of the previous subscribers.

[Manifest Destiny]

American Rifleman (I get this magazine for free for the rest of my life because I'm an NRA life member. )

Petersen's 4 Wheel & Off-Road (I have a big-ass 4x4, after all.)

Four Wheeler (See above.)

Dirt Wheels (I like riding quads.)

Wired (I'm a bit of a nerd.)

Dwell (I like architecture and homes.)

[Fortis in Arduis]

You like Heat, Hello! and Loaded.

I like:



http://www.worldofinteriors.co.uk/

This makes me better than you, and you know that.

[Vulpix]

Most likely to get my paws on this kind



and this kind



plus various news magazines ie TIME.

[Rainraven]

Cosmo

[Manifest Destiny]

Once I used to like "National Geographic". In the last years, however, its quality seems to have deteriorated drastically.

But what about all the African boobies? It's a like a rap video in the form of a magazine!

[Octothorpe]

I have the first one hundred issues tucked away in a box.

You, sir, are the Man!

[Osweo]

When in Russia, I'm sure to buy Вокруг Света / Vokrug Sveta (Around the World).
http://www.vokrugsveta.ru/english/

Putting it simply, it's NG, but with huge reams of text as well as nice shiny colourful photos!

There are regular monthly sections on Physics, Cosmology, Zoology, Travel, History, and a bit called 'Arsenal' that the little boys I used to teach loved - loads of stuff on modern and 20th Century ballistics and armaments!

It's so massive that I only recently finished July's edition. It contained long articles on Cervantes, the emergency facilities and procedures on spacecraft, Sea-to-land artillery, the Battle of Poltava, AND a huge long thing about Coco Chanel's rival Elza Scal... (I forget her name - Italian, anyway! ). It sickens me that you can't find anything similar in England.

This month, there's an article on the Battle of the Teutoburger Forest, where Varus's Roman legions were slaughtered by the Germani of Arminius. I know there's precious few Russian speakers here, and even the alphabet puts many off, but have a look here anyway, just to see the sort of thing I'm on about (and this is abridged):
http://www.vokrugsveta.ru/vs/article/6733/

It's as fat and heavy as Vogue or Cosmopolitan (sadly with almost as many glossy ads too ), but my Russian friends always bring a copy when we go on a serious camping expedition, where every ounce of weight is carefully calculated.

But, oh dear, there's a translation of an Italian article this month about how Hitler's Grandchild Teaches the Talmud in Tel Aviv...
http://www.vokrugsveta.ru/news/6434/
(Despite the headline, the individual claims to be Dolfi's step great great nephew...)

I've seen this mag in our local:

I know a certain attic in a dacha near Khotkovo that has every edition of that from the Seventies! A good read, actually. The Hutsul who subscribed to it had the occasional questioning by the KGB even, for reading such subversive western material. When he got it, entire pages were blacked out or missing - but at least he was allowed to get something!

Cosmo

The Russian version is better:

"Britain's Roswell"

Hoho, they should make a spoof film of that, comparing the down to Earthness of our style of cover-up to the slick US X-Files kind...

On second thoughts, no. It'd probably be full of dull predictable sheep jokes about the Welsh, and star Hugh Grant and Tara FitzGerald.

We have an area famous for UFO activity up by Rossendale. That make make a better film. With Johnny Vegas and Peter Kay. Maybe Coogan as Paul Calf too...