Really Boring Magazines

[domd1979]

I seem to remember this being featured on Have I Got News For You:

http://www.antiquebarbedwiresociety.com/magazine.html


Parking Review is also fairly fascinating:

http://www.parkingreview.co.uk/

 

[Speicher]

At least these journals do what they say on the tin. I'd like to nominate FHM for this dubious prize. Promises much but delivers precious little.

I can remember sitting next to a youngish gentleman on a flight to Copenhagen early one Monday morning. He was looking at the pictures in reading FHM for most of the flight, obviously found it very absorbing . I was fascinated to watch how absorbed he was.

 

[papercorn2000]

Leave it to us to imagine what you did to ascertain this...

 

[notthebuzzard]

Domd1979 don't knock Parking Review. The former assistant editor is a handsome and talented chap who's currently in charge of Britain's best selling road cycling monthly...

 

[red_tom]

I had a six week work experience placement at Packaging Week (the weekly journal of the packaging industry) when I was a kid. Ooh, new Tertabricks.

 

[Fab Foodie]

"Well Drilling Monthly" is certainly a boring read.

 

[Kirstie]

'Yorkshire Outsourcer' is a particular favourite of mine...

 

[Mr Pig]

Mtb Uk

 

[jonesy]

Local Transport Today
Transit (all just buses and trains!)

There are shedloads, although the most dull sounding has to be the concrete society mags. I work for an engineering consultancy, there's just too much dull to pick from.

What? You call yourself a transport planner and find LTT boring? Top of my journals list that one!

(and where else do you go for the job ads? )

 

[domd1979]

(and where else do you go for the job ads? )

http://www.jobs-in-transport.com !

Though I must confess I've subscribed to LTT recently as I'm bored of never seeing it at work and it is actually quite useful to read.

 

[Graham O]

Non Wovens International

The title says it all really. Although we don't use non wovens at work and I don't even know what they are (apart from nappy liners), so it's wasted on me.

 

[ArDee]

Non Wovens International

The title says it all really. Although we don't use non wovens at work and I don't even know what they are (apart from nappy liners), so it's wasted on me.

I've had Non Wovens International in a past job, also Water and Effluent Treatment (WET) and Packaging Weekly. All good stuff, if you’re an insomniac.

 

[radger]

Another great title arrived today - 'Recovered Fibre News' anyone?

 

[Maz]

Another great title arrived today - 'Recovered Fibre News' anyone?

That's the winner, radger.
Printed on recycled paper, no doubt.

 

[domtyler]

I can remember sitting next to a youngish gentleman on a flight to Copenhagen early one Monday morning. He was looking at the pictures in reading FHM for most of the flight, obviously found it very absorbing . I was fascinated to watch how absorbed he was.

Was he constantly polishing his glasses on his trousers?