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  • #31
    In one issue of Cosmo I read (sneakily while I was waiting for my Nasi Goreng to be cooked at the noodle shop), they had a bunch of total loser wanker guys commenting on a range of girls and what dress size they thought they were

    I thought that was the most sexist irresponsible article I've ever seen. I stopped buying Cosmo when I was 18 and realised that real life wasn't anything like they portrayed it. I mean, really, $500 for a pair of mind bogglingly high shoes that you "must have" or you're a loser? Shoes that will only go out of style in six months anyway

    Give me good old New Scientist or Focus magazines any day (both science oriented). I think I'll take any tips they give me instead.
    Total surrender
    Your touch is so tender
    Your skin is like water on a burning beach
    And it brings me relief
    "Nails in My Feet" - Crowded House

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    • #32
      Mmm - Nasi Goreng. That and Bahmi Goreng are awesome.

      Now I'm getting hungry!

      Rapscallion

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      • #33
        I read Cosmo when I want to read something without engaging my brain. And look at pretty pictures. I take pretty much EVERYTHING they say with a great big pinch of salt. And tequila. And I loathe tequila!
        The report button - not just for decoration

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        • #34
          I consider Cosmo my super fluffy reading once I am done with reading intensive historical studies and writing essays.
          Sometimes my brain wants to shut down but keep reading, and Cosmo works great.

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          • #35
            "put on your big gilr panties and deal"

            that is my new favorite thing ever!
            "we're forced to bed, but we're free to dream." TTH

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