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by Kazziee - written on 09/09/03 (Very useful, 466 readings)
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//Vital Stats// Frequency: Fortnightly Price: £1.60 Average Number of Pages: 138 Publisher: Emap Elan Network I started buying More magazine a few months ago, when I was on the prowl for a new magazine that I would enjoy enough to buy regularly, since my budget for magazines had to kick in, since I was buying far too many a month. So my eyes wondered across the shelves, desperately seeking something that caught my eye... and it was then that More magazine entered my life. Now don’t get me wrong, I do enjoy More magazine, but as you will see as you read further, I have learned not to take it too ...
by little devil - written on 07/06/01 (Very useful, 1544 readings)
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I haven’t bought this magazine in a few months; well I have had a shortage of cash and £1.45 every two weeks this is by no means a necessity. However on the way home from the chemists this afternoon I decided that I needed a non-chocolate ‘pick me up’. I wondered into the local shop, dead set on avoiding all the yummy sweets, and picked up a copy of my favourite newspaper. It was then that the pink shiny cover of More! grabbed my attention. I used to buy this regularly and with a front cover saying ’69 HOT SEX TIPS’ and other attention grabbing snippets I couldn’t resist and picked up a copy. I flicked through the glossy ...
by Grimsbygal - written on 06/06/01 (Very useful, 718 readings)
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Dear More, I first picked up a copy of your magazine when I was just ten or eleven years old. I was a Smash Hits fan and was about to buy the latest issue when I saw a copy of your magazine. I had never heard of it and on the cover stood a free bottle of nail varnish. It was a really cool bright colour and I thought it would transfer me into a pop star. WOW I thought as I parted with my pocket money at the counter. I rushed home to put some of the nail varnish on and then decided to take a look at the magazine. I looked at the front cover for the first time. Oh my god, the word SEX!!!!!!!!! I came over all embarrassed; I knew what it was but the thought of it ...
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