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# that's intriguing
I find it's a bugger having to sift through the rest of it to get to the fashion pages.
(, Mon 29 Sep 2003, 16:46, archived)
# well,
it's hardly the ultimate in investigative journalism, but it provides a giggle. I guess I never grew out of laughing at the problem pages.
(, Mon 29 Sep 2003, 16:48, archived)
# Gasp!
.
(, Mon 29 Sep 2003, 16:50, archived)
# actually I should admit now that I've not read more! in ages
and don't remember the fashion bits being much good. I just do that with every magazine, pretty much - read the fashion, then the gossip, then get bored.

It's why I love Heat so much - it does all that, and it's funny. *prepares for onslaught of people who don't read it snarling about how crap it is*
(, Mon 29 Sep 2003, 16:51, archived)
# *Snarl*
actually I've never read it. Just fancied snarling ;-)
(, Mon 29 Sep 2003, 16:53, archived)
# But it *is*.
(, Mon 29 Sep 2003, 16:53, archived)
# stick it
up your arse, sir.
(, Mon 29 Sep 2003, 16:54, archived)
#
insert anti-heat rant here:
(, Mon 29 Sep 2003, 16:54, archived)
# Used to flip through it, until I was stuck on a train with only a heat to read.
I'll never buy it again. It's fifth rate shite that even the tabloids won't touch.


something like that, you mean?
(, Mon 29 Sep 2003, 16:56, archived)
# Yay to Heat magazine
and National Enquirer too for all those vital details about Jennifer/Ben/Cameron/Justin/Britney/whoever

Yeah, so you feel a little sullied having read them, but who cares?
(, Mon 29 Sep 2003, 16:57, archived)
# My girlf.
Gets heat.

It's a spastic-mess of c-list photos.

Though the celebs caught with hairy pits/deoderant stains/gammy makeup does entertain.

It's sort of like real life photoshop.
(, Mon 29 Sep 2003, 16:58, archived)
# the sport
has the best problem pages
(, Mon 29 Sep 2003, 16:51, archived)
# Is it all about
hamstring injuries?
(, Mon 29 Sep 2003, 16:54, archived)