What
especially turned me off was that they weren't ordinary magazines.
They were "special issues," these soft cover books masquerading as
lingerie catalogues or sports-themed extras. They were printed on
heavy glossy stock, clearly built to stand up to some serious abuse.
There was just no arguing that he read the articles or anything, because
there weren't any.
What
especially turned me off was that they weren't ordinary magazines.
They were "special issues," these soft cover books masquerading as
lingerie catalogues or sports-themed extras. They were printed on
heavy glossy stock, clearly built to stand up to some serious abuse.
There was just no arguing that he read the articles or anything, because
there weren't any.
