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Any of you folks reading Men's Health? If yes, why? If not, why?
I personally read it as I like basically covers everything a man has questions for.
I personally read it as I like basically covers everything a man has questions for.
Originally Posted by edyzmedieval:
Any of you folks reading Men's Health? If yes, why? If not, why?
I personally read it as I like basically covers everything a man has questions for.
Yes, there is a copy of last mths sitting next to me on my desk.Any of you folks reading Men's Health? If yes, why? If not, why?
I personally read it as I like basically covers everything a man has questions for.
I voted for 'gah' , just looks like a load of pictures of half naked men to me...
kush? KUSH??? WHAT IS A KUSH?
It's gay, etc etc.
It's gay, etc etc.
No. I don't need some magazine telling me how to increase the overrall size and muscley girth of my forearms and pectorals. I just fight the huns and build a great wall around my house.
I's gay. Very gay. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Yes, I confess. I occasionally pick up a copy if I need something to read.
On another note, does anybody here read those women's magazines designed for those who like a good non-celebrity based real-life stories (e.g. Pick Me Up)? I must confess that I practically worship those magazines - I see the dramatic headline on the front cover (e.g. "My baby trauma") and I just think "I've gotta read that".
On another note, does anybody here read those women's magazines designed for those who like a good non-celebrity based real-life stories (e.g. Pick Me Up)? I must confess that I practically worship those magazines - I see the dramatic headline on the front cover (e.g. "My baby trauma") and I just think "I've gotta read that".
Gentlemen,
According to statistics, it would be reasonable to assume that we have many gay Org. members, as well as Org. members who have gay relatives. Let us, therefore, show tolerance and open mindedness.
Thank you.
According to statistics, it would be reasonable to assume that we have many gay Org. members, as well as Org. members who have gay relatives. Let us, therefore, show tolerance and open mindedness.
Thank you.
What is this health thing?
Men health magazine probably fairly boring, probably some good advice but....
If i need some qaulity reading material on the toilet
On another note, does anybody here read those women's magazines designed for those who like a good non-celebrity based real-life stories (e.g. Pick Me Up)? I must confess that I practically worship those magazines - I see the dramatic headline on the front cover (e.g. "My baby trauma") and I just think "I've gotta read that".
I read these magazines usually whenever i see one around the house...
If i need some qaulity reading material on the toilet
On another note, does anybody here read those women's magazines designed for those who like a good non-celebrity based real-life stories (e.g. Pick Me Up)? I must confess that I practically worship those magazines - I see the dramatic headline on the front cover (e.g. "My baby trauma") and I just think "I've gotta read that".
I read these magazines usually whenever i see one around the house...
I'd rather read cosmo. As that gets me more excited. Not to mention Mens health is utter crap when it comes to weightlifting.
Originally Posted by Strike For The South:
I'd rather read cosmo. As that gets me more excited. Not to mention Mens health is utter crap when it comes to weightlifting.
That's probably because weightlifting and big muscles have absolutely nothing to do with a man's health.I'd rather read cosmo. As that gets me more excited. Not to mention Mens health is utter crap when it comes to weightlifting.
Originally Posted by Craterus:
That's probably because weightlifting and big muscles have absolutely nothing to do with a man's health.
liesThat's probably because weightlifting and big muscles have absolutely nothing to do with a man's health.
Only 'The National Enquirer' for me
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