The cashier at Barnes&Noble managed to keep a straight face: I think one night I bought "Fitness Magazine", "Renaissance Magazine", "Sporting News", "Nature", "Fangoria" and "Teddy Bear making-something".
And for whoever cares, fitness magazines are MUCH better than muscle/bodybuilding magazines for muscle ref. The latter features examples that are so freakishly over-built that you either can't distinguish individual muscles or they're weirdly disproportioned.
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Date: 2003-07-26 02:18 am (UTC)And for whoever cares, fitness magazines are MUCH better than muscle/bodybuilding magazines for muscle ref. The latter features examples that are so freakishly over-built that you either can't distinguish individual muscles or they're weirdly disproportioned.