The Observer women's mag: Don't raise your hopes
... if you were thinking "oh I must but the Observer on the Weekend for its new "classy" women's magazine, you're probably going to be disappointed: the promotional front page consists of an apparently naked model with a strategically placed expensive handbag, with a body shape unlike that of any real woman you've ever seen. And the subject? Body hair.
And more depressing news from Australia, in the wholly political campaign against RU-486, the abortion-inducing drug. The religiously inspired campaigners are using the excuse of medical complications - of course these are possible, but then I believe there are the odd few with pregnancy too.
posted by Natalie Bennett at 1/14/2006 10:25:00 am
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For the third day running no British newspapers have been delivered to the newsagents' - gah! I mean I realise I am not missing anything, but I would like to peruse it for later use. And yes, it is an insult to our intelligence that we are assumed to find body hair more interesting than say combating FGM. The inimitable Twisty packs the killer punch :)
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