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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby nemisis39 » Jul 27th, '10, 18:02

Welcome back me

I was quite happily watch a episode of X files, when suddenly this green beam engulfed me and whisked me off to this strange looking facility full of strange people in white coats and tech stuff scattered here and there, that i did not recognise. They kept me for what seemed like an eternity, performing allsorts of unspeakable experiments on me, before unceremoniously dumping me back in a ally in NY ( didn’t really but I couldn’t resist the possibility of starting a conspiracy thread with in a topic so to speak ;) ( I’ve been busy preparing for our 10th coming ( well my 4th Mrs N’s 8th and in total 10th that is :lol: ) I still think a topic or question should be taken from the forum and analysed by the peer’s at focus HQ their finds being published in later mag’s Could be called The Tales from the White Side :D ;)
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby M Paul Lloyd » Jul 27th, '10, 20:10

Hiya Nemesis, good to have you back. ;)
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby nemisis39 » Jul 28th, '10, 09:32

Just a thought. How about a kids section covering basic areas ( a little like a focus newsround ;) ), as i've noticed a few of the younger generation have now joined the forum. Would seem appropriate that they get a section incorporated in the mag somehow could increase circulation also just a thought :)
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby Melanie Peet » Jul 28th, '10, 10:37

Where is the bit on line, like I had in the mag the feedbck survey then so I can fill it in. I think Focus is the best magazine I've ever read and subscribing means I never have to miss an issue. Thank you for it's marvelous content! :)
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby The Beige Avenger » Jul 28th, '10, 10:44

Welcome to the forum

and

What?
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby nemisis39 » Jul 28th, '10, 11:28

welcometo the forum and if memory serves its now located at the bottom of the homepage ;)
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby M Paul Lloyd » Jul 28th, '10, 12:37

Welcome Melani. ;)

I think the page you want is at the other end of this link?

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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby Pandora » Jul 28th, '10, 15:56

Welcome Melanie.

Good to see you back Nemesis.
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby nemisis39 » Jul 28th, '10, 17:11

thx all :D well back on a day to day basis at mo due to imminent arrive of no 10 as it is he is 3 days late :shock: more to Mrs N's annoyance than mine i might add :lol: but more than likley long nights ahead so plenty of time for here 8-) ;)
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby The Beige Avenger » Jul 30th, '10, 11:12

I think a good sized nude section would boost sales no end.
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby nemisis39 » Jul 30th, '10, 12:06

wow good idea the image of a stripped down fighter engine or the internal working of the collider maybe even a full frontal of hubble telescope springs to mind ;) :mrgreen:
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby M Paul Lloyd » Jul 30th, '10, 13:23

The Beige Avenger wrote:I think a good sized nude section would boost sales no end.

I'll sign you up as a model directly. ;)
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby Shadowwolf » Jul 30th, '10, 14:18

I think a good sized nude section would boost sales no end.


What?

Turn it into some sleazy jazz mag?

It would have to have a science and technology element to merit inclusion, so lab coats and beakers will be required...
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby The Beige Avenger » Jul 30th, '10, 14:23

Image

:o :o :o :o :o :o

She's not wearing her safety specs properly!!!
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby Shadowwolf » Jul 30th, '10, 14:24

Well top marks for the science content :mrgreen:
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby The Beige Avenger » Jul 30th, '10, 14:27

I think the meter could have been doing with a spinal-tap adjustment...
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby nemisis39 » Jul 30th, '10, 17:50

nice couple of pieces of equipment there ;)
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby M Paul Lloyd » Jul 30th, '10, 19:50

Works for me. :mrgreen:

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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby Flakkarin » Jul 30th, '10, 19:50

:lol: Boys boys....
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Re: Have your say on Focus magazine input

Postby M Paul Lloyd » Jul 30th, '10, 19:58

See, the floodgate of male buffness has been opened.

I rest my case. :mrgreen:
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