Re: Any magazine subscriber here?
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- Peter Osipof
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- I always had magazine subscriptions, but since now days everything is available on the Internet I find no use of subscribing to magazines any more, so last year I decided to let my magazine subscriptions expire, my last magazine subscription expired this month, until recently I had all my magazines on display now they are in boxes in the garage but I am in need of space and need to get rid of them, I tried donating it to our local library but they weren't interested, I am having hard time throwing them away (8 years worth of subscription to nearly 12-15 magazines) , my question what do you do with your old magazines.
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- Rusty Painter
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I love the internet, but I still get a few magazines as well (hey...you need something to read in the bathroom).
As far as what I do with them, my wife is a preschool teacher and her students use the old magazines for projects. They will cut out the pictures and make stuff. So...all my old magazines go to her school.
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- The Wingman
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Well, you can roll them up and use them for a fire, but you can get ink poison and it would go against The Church of Global Warming.
You can save them for future generations, create a time capsule for them to open up and think to themselves - wow, more magazines.
You can turn serial killer and use them for encrypted messages to taunt the police and media.
You can re-wrap them as nostalgic Holiday gifts.
You can use them for insulation on that new second spare room you have always wanted to add to your home.
Oh, I could sit here all day and think of wonderful things you can do with old magazines.
Hoped this help, plus, you canceled you subscriptions? Come on now, nothing beats a good magazine to sit down at the pot and read (this is something you will be doing for the rest of your life). Not saying you can't use a laptop. Just easy reading when you got to go.
Peace,
William - "You can learn a lot from a dummy. So, pay attention to yourself." Quote by me.
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- Peter Osipof
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- I am going to try Rusty's suggestion, there is a preschool next to my house if they take it fine otherwise into trashcan.
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