are you a subscriber of any magazine/reading materials?

**Galant_VR_94** · September 11th, 2007 12:57 AM

Reader's Digest pero sa parents ko yung subscription, tinutuloy ko na lang ngayon.

**kinyo** · September 11th, 2007 01:48 AM

can't afford subscriptions ... sa internet na lang ako ... wide-ranging topics na, wala pa akong problemahing santambak na papel ... problema ko lang hard disk space para sa mga ebooks na nada-download ko

**just4u** · September 11th, 2007 06:18 AM

nope... nanghihiram lang kami sa public library dito (reader's digest, glamour, etc.)

**HyBrideVo** · September 11th, 2007 06:48 AM

Esquire
Modified Magazine
Super Street (ended last may)

i think im gonna try GQ this time

**Jun aka Pekto** · December 21st, 2007 11:54 AM

1. Computer
Power
User

2. MacLife

3. FineScale Modeler

I also buy car mags as it suits me:
Car and Driver
Motor Trend
Automobile

I quit buying Road & Track. They delve too much into cars I never will be able to afford. At least the other two biggies feature many "real" cars people can afford along with the dream cars.

**KBR** · December 21st, 2007 01:44 PM

heres my 10 yrs. worth of magazine collection.. lolz!

my first ever magazine that I bought here in the US..

**KBR** · December 21st, 2007 01:45 PM

aite, peace.

**Jun aka Pekto** · December 21st, 2007 11:58 PM

I used to subscribe to Turbo magazine until I quit tuning (again which is the mid-late 90's). During the same time frame, I noticed Sports Compact tended to focus too much on Hondas/Nissans and almost seemed like they had an ax to grind against DSM's. It may have been because Sports Compact focused more on real imports. They may not have regarded DSM's as imports because they were manufactured in Illinois. Of course, there was quite a rivalry back then between Honda and DSM fanbois.

**KBR** · December 23rd, 2007 01:38 PM

Originally Posted by Jun aka Pekto

I used to subscribe to Turbo magazine until I quit tuning (again which is the mid-late 90's). During the same time frame, I noticed Sports Compact tended to focus too much on Hondas/Nissans and almost seemed like they had an ax to grind against DSM's. It may have been because Sports Compact focused more on real imports. They may not have regarded DSM's as imports because they were manufactured in Illinois. Of course, there was quite a rivalry back then between Honda and DSM fanbois.

yup, thats very true! back then (even until now) I was not really into Honda's.. even though I can work on them w/ my eyes closed, I didnt really had that "feel" on owning & modifying a Honda. specially since they are so common and almost every kid on the block has one.

heres a proof that Honda's and Mitsubishi's (DSM's) have been battling it out during the past decade.

aite, peace.