Do you read magazines? What do you do with them after your finished?

Well i dont read magazines . but i do read comics and all. I read alot of comics.ALot of archies and Dc comics. Well i love them alot .Super man. Batman and all those super hero people. lol. Well just love them, Love them more in comics than movies. Well anyways whenver i finish reading comics like 10 times and i know i wont read is again ever, i give them to a child shelter , i think there are many kids who would wanna read comics. so i give them over there. And if they dont want it. I donate them in the library. wrll thats how i go. anyways happy mylotting :)

I used to buy womens magazines because not for the stories or tips LOL! But because they had crosswords and competitions in them for me to enter! I would faithfully send off the coupon with all the filled in answers each week but I never won a thing! I would then give the magazines to my mum to read and she would then give them to her sister to read and again would be passed on, so how's that for recycling!

I take them to my wifes work (restaraunt) or to the Drs office. They always appreciate them. I make sure to remove the address label though. HAPPY POSTINGS FROM GRANDPA BOB !!~

I no longer have any magazine subscriptions, but I have had a few in the past (such as "Macleans" and "O"). I would keep the magazines for a while, and THINK about passing them on to local doctors offices and such, but end up tossing them into my paper recycling. I've been known to put large stacks of them in separate bags in the recycling area in case someone else who leaves items there might want to take them to read as well.

I tend to donate them to the hospital, library, hand them on to a friend or let my little sister for school projects/cutting out pictures for fun.

We have a magazine "circuit" in my family. My aunt (who gets magazines from her family and friends) passes them to my mom. She passes them to me (we live 2 and 1/2 hours away so I usually get quite a stack) and I pass them on to a neighbor who passes them to friends. We get quite a variety. Someone in the chain must be redoing a victorian home, and someone else is really into country living. The variety is great. My neighbor's husband is a contractor and really appreciates the "This old House" magazines that we give them. I'm actually very curious to know how far this chain extends!