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Thread: PHR: The End Is Near
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03-22-2009 #21
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I really like pull out posters!
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03-22-2009 #22
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but wait.. hes the only real one though!
ahha
jk.
03-22-2009 #23
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Oh, another thing I prefer about the "perfect bound" issues is that they're less likely to fall apart when carried around in say, a backpack full of notebooks and folders. So long as they keep up the good content, I'm not too concerned.
Brett H.
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03-23-2009 #24
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Everyone has an opinion. ;)
These are tough times for the magazines, I'm sure. Do your part if you like a particular magazine and keep your subscription going. With good circulation numbers the advertising will follow.
03-26-2009 #25
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A magazine works better than bringing a computer to the bathroom,Print media will always be around.....I hope
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03-26-2009 #26
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You mean some people don't have computers in the bathroom...?
Originally Posted by WEAVER
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03-29-2009 #27
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A good friend of mine has his car featured in the current PHR issue. He bought a ton of stuff for his car from a previous build of my car, and put it all to very good use. Its the 69 Buick Skylark convert.
The guy that did the majority of the work on that car is also doing the majority of the work on mine.
03-30-2009 #28
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Originally Posted by SDMAN
I would be pissed if I was him. That article was so poorly written I could barely read it. Full of run-on sentences, and extra descriptors. Terrible.
Nice car though!330 H.O. gm crate, edelbrock carb/intake, headman headers,T-56 6 speed, mcleod clutch, hurst shifter looking for a home.
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03-30-2009 #29
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Originally Posted by Steve1968LS2
Plus it is a whale of a lot easier to cut out articles for posterity when a magazine is stapled rather than glued! Also, a stapled mag is MUCH easier to copy from my printer/scanner unto my beloved Mac.....
03-31-2009 #30
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I am fine with staples and would rather have it with them than not at all.
The only downside is that I do keep these mags for years and the ones with staples do wear out and start loosing pages faster.
It the magazines own fault though, I would subscribe at close to the cover price, but I don't because I know they will send me an offer for 1 year for $9.99 if I wait, and sometimes I can get 2 years at that price! How stupid are they? They can't afford to mail it to me at that price. Can anyone honestly say that they would stop buying the mags at $3 per issue? Of course not, but instead, we pay $10 per year instead of the $36+ they could make.
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