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freechinanow: Which magazine subscriptions have you had over the years?

Phil%20Fleischmann: Not many. GAMES Magazine, Dragon Magazine, Chess Life & Review. See a pattern? Also Toastmasters, Boy's Life (a long time ago), Scientific American, Omni, Dramatics. There's probably a few others I've forgotten.
Ruesailmana: Science magazines, Psychology stuff, Beer, Bellydance.
imyourskribe: Zoobooks. Electronic Gaming Monthly. Cooks Illustrated. Can’t think of anything else.
rayzg: GAMES Magazine; Scientific American; National Geographic; Everyday Food; a crossword magazine from Dell; and the bimonthly publications from NOST (Knights of the Square Table), a play-by-snail-mail service.
pwilz: Scientific American, Skeptical Inquirer, Skeptic, and Spy when I was in college. 3-2-1 Contact and Highlights when I was a kid. I think as an adult I've had a subscription to Money.
oriecat: Hmm. Rolling Stone. VegNews. Sassy way back when. I am sure there are a couple more I had at some point.
pricero1: I have a subscription for the Radio Times, which tells me what is on TV (and radio).
Woelf: The kids (mostly the oldest) still get The Week Jr., and Stacy still gets a cooking magazine once in a while (every other month, maybe?), but that's pretty much it. The last one I had was for mental_floss, which sadly went digital-only several years back. Long ago I had Popular Science and PC Gamer for a few years each.
BOBBYCAN: Omni and The General. I had a few free trial subs for others too.
RavingLoon: Um... Wired, Popular Mechanics, National Geographic, Better Investing, Kiplingers (when I was 10 or so), and if we are counting newspapers then also Barrons, Wall Street Journal, and my local paper.
mattomaw: The last subscription like that was a comic called Whizzer and Chips. I was about 10.