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Sunday, October 25, 2009
A reading matter
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6 comments:
The magazine rack shows how the Quad-City area is changing.
~Anon in AV.
anon av -- yes, to some extent it does. On the other hand, Plenty of copies of the grocery store tabloids can still be found at Fry's or the Safeway. Along with O, of course.
I think the popularity of O has more to do with her involvement in the new age thought. That is also very popular with the NF crowd. Just my guess, anyway.
It is funny that they all appeal to women - guess most grocery store magazines do - just hadn't thought about that! lol!
frame -- I've always been fascinated with grocery store check-out counter reading matter. Favorites were, of course, always the old-style tabloids of magicians who blew up and the latest UFO reports. New style celebrity tabloids are strictly ho-hum in my book.
I knew that there was something missing from the current fare! roflol! now I know what it is =p
frame -- oh yes, I don't even bother with the headlines these days. One more great entertainment gone from the world.
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