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April 14, 2011 at 11:58 AM #687973April 14, 2011 at 12:09 PM #686820
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ParticipantWill you listen to me tell you why you should eat broccoli?
April 14, 2011 at 12:09 PM #686877ParticipantWill you listen to me tell you why you should eat broccoli?
April 14, 2011 at 12:09 PM #687495ParticipantWill you listen to me tell you why you should eat broccoli?
April 14, 2011 at 12:09 PM #687637ParticipantWill you listen to me tell you why you should eat broccoli?
April 14, 2011 at 12:09 PM #687983ParticipantWill you listen to me tell you why you should eat broccoli?
April 14, 2011 at 12:31 PM #686830sdgrrl
Participant[quote=davelj][quote=sdgrrl]Glad someone posted the article from Vanity Fair- though I find the irony of Vanity Fair publishing it…absolutely ironic! Love many of the articles, but it’s like porn for social climbers ;)[/quote]
I think of Vanity Fair as People Magazine for a different socio-economic set. The issue with the Stiglitz piece also had an article on the internal politics at Goldman during the mid-90s (excerpted from an upcoming book), and a piece from Paul Allen on how he (allegedly) got ripped off by Bill Gates. I generally enjoy it, although the fixation with anything Kennedy- or Old Hollywood-related is a bit much.
Social climbing can be an enjoyable hobby… so long as you’re social and don’t spend all of your money on it.[/quote]
Good points. I enjoy the magazine also, but sometimes it can be nauseating to me in regards to the royalty worship and yes Kennedy family worship as well. I don’t mind the old Hollywood pieces. When I go on plane rides I always like to purchase VF because you will usually get a good read out of it. To each their own.
April 14, 2011 at 12:31 PM #686887Participant[quote=davelj][quote=sdgrrl]Glad someone posted the article from Vanity Fair- though I find the irony of Vanity Fair publishing it…absolutely ironic! Love many of the articles, but it’s like porn for social climbers ;)[/quote]
I think of Vanity Fair as People Magazine for a different socio-economic set. The issue with the Stiglitz piece also had an article on the internal politics at Goldman during the mid-90s (excerpted from an upcoming book), and a piece from Paul Allen on how he (allegedly) got ripped off by Bill Gates. I generally enjoy it, although the fixation with anything Kennedy- or Old Hollywood-related is a bit much.
Social climbing can be an enjoyable hobby… so long as you’re social and don’t spend all of your money on it.[/quote]
Good points. I enjoy the magazine also, but sometimes it can be nauseating to me in regards to the royalty worship and yes Kennedy family worship as well. I don’t mind the old Hollywood pieces. When I go on plane rides I always like to purchase VF because you will usually get a good read out of it. To each their own.
April 14, 2011 at 12:31 PM #687505Participant[quote=davelj][quote=sdgrrl]Glad someone posted the article from Vanity Fair- though I find the irony of Vanity Fair publishing it…absolutely ironic! Love many of the articles, but it’s like porn for social climbers ;)[/quote]
I think of Vanity Fair as People Magazine for a different socio-economic set. The issue with the Stiglitz piece also had an article on the internal politics at Goldman during the mid-90s (excerpted from an upcoming book), and a piece from Paul Allen on how he (allegedly) got ripped off by Bill Gates. I generally enjoy it, although the fixation with anything Kennedy- or Old Hollywood-related is a bit much.
Social climbing can be an enjoyable hobby… so long as you’re social and don’t spend all of your money on it.[/quote]
Good points. I enjoy the magazine also, but sometimes it can be nauseating to me in regards to the royalty worship and yes Kennedy family worship as well. I don’t mind the old Hollywood pieces. When I go on plane rides I always like to purchase VF because you will usually get a good read out of it. To each their own.
April 14, 2011 at 12:31 PM #687646Participant[quote=davelj][quote=sdgrrl]Glad someone posted the article from Vanity Fair- though I find the irony of Vanity Fair publishing it…absolutely ironic! Love many of the articles, but it’s like porn for social climbers ;)[/quote]
I think of Vanity Fair as People Magazine for a different socio-economic set. The issue with the Stiglitz piece also had an article on the internal politics at Goldman during the mid-90s (excerpted from an upcoming book), and a piece from Paul Allen on how he (allegedly) got ripped off by Bill Gates. I generally enjoy it, although the fixation with anything Kennedy- or Old Hollywood-related is a bit much.
Social climbing can be an enjoyable hobby… so long as you’re social and don’t spend all of your money on it.[/quote]
Good points. I enjoy the magazine also, but sometimes it can be nauseating to me in regards to the royalty worship and yes Kennedy family worship as well. I don’t mind the old Hollywood pieces. When I go on plane rides I always like to purchase VF because you will usually get a good read out of it. To each their own.
April 14, 2011 at 12:31 PM #687993Participant[quote=davelj][quote=sdgrrl]Glad someone posted the article from Vanity Fair- though I find the irony of Vanity Fair publishing it…absolutely ironic! Love many of the articles, but it’s like porn for social climbers ;)[/quote]
I think of Vanity Fair as People Magazine for a different socio-economic set. The issue with the Stiglitz piece also had an article on the internal politics at Goldman during the mid-90s (excerpted from an upcoming book), and a piece from Paul Allen on how he (allegedly) got ripped off by Bill Gates. I generally enjoy it, although the fixation with anything Kennedy- or Old Hollywood-related is a bit much.
Social climbing can be an enjoyable hobby… so long as you’re social and don’t spend all of your money on it.[/quote]
Good points. I enjoy the magazine also, but sometimes it can be nauseating to me in regards to the royalty worship and yes Kennedy family worship as well. I don’t mind the old Hollywood pieces. When I go on plane rides I always like to purchase VF because you will usually get a good read out of it. To each their own.
April 14, 2011 at 12:33 PM #686835Participant[quote=walterwhite]Will you listen to me tell you why you should eat broccoli?[/quote]
You crack me up.
April 14, 2011 at 12:33 PM #686892Participant[quote=walterwhite]Will you listen to me tell you why you should eat broccoli?[/quote]
You crack me up.
April 14, 2011 at 12:33 PM #687510Participant[quote=walterwhite]Will you listen to me tell you why you should eat broccoli?[/quote]
You crack me up.
April 14, 2011 at 12:33 PM #687651Participant[quote=walterwhite]Will you listen to me tell you why you should eat broccoli?[/quote]
You crack me up.
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