Responses (5)
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cstraw
(8/15):
I actually make a special trip to Albertson's on Thursday because they put it out a day early. Nothing better than a little US magazine and Ben and Jerry's. I love it.
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princessfiona
(8/16):
What's sad is when I start talking about the celebrities as if they're my best friends! I need to start reading something more substantial!
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tinkypants
(8/16):
I never said they were the only thing I read. Consider it my Play Station 2. Thanks for asking, my net worth is just fine....and I've worked on Wall St and done very well for myself, thanks very much. Just reading the WSJ or Forbes doesn't MAKE you smarter - you actually have to understand and retain it. Perhaps you are one of those people who just subscribes to the WSJ so people can see you carry it on the bus.
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tahoejab
(8/16):
I like the reply, Tinkypants! I totally agree!
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Anonymous
(8/22):
i'm addicted to playboy, hustler, penthouse, barely legal, swank, over 50, ready to drop, ass cake, butt pie, golden shower grandmas, fecal fantasies, and glory hole'in.
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matthewelync
(8/16):
If you spent as much time reading The WallStreet Journal, and Forbes instead of that shit your net worht and IQ's would be higher- instead of being more informed about Tom & Katie and lugging that crap to the recycling bin. Wake up people its garbage to help you escape from reality
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Anonymous
(8/23):
By buying this magazine you're paying the bills of the photographers that stalk the celebrities: I saw this in the associated press today: Johansson, 20, was with two friends when she noticed four sports utility vehicles following her on Interstate 5 after she left her Hollywood home, Pariseau said.
Johansson, 20, paid the $10 fee to enter a lot at the amusement park when she tried to get away from the vehicles and swerved, clipping the right side of car carrying a woman and her two daughters, Pariseau said.
"(The) four SUVs surrounded the accident," Pariseau said. "She saw one photographer come out of his car and start snapping away."
Arnold Cousart, co-owner of JFX Direct photo agency, acknowledged that two of his photographers had been following Johansson for four days and had tracked her to Disneyland, along with at least one other photographer from a rival agency.
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US Magazine Addiction
