I figure there might be some link of personality and what they recieve in the mail every week/month.
My household is subsribed of course to a small local newspaper, The Houston Chronicle, and the more local local newspaper (but won’t say).
But I am on the mailing list for Time Magazine and Popular Science. Why we don’t get National Geographic I don’t know; but we should.
Yep. Nothin badass or vulgar or seditious, and no chicks in bikinis on Harley’s for this Sweater-vested man 
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I am only subscribed to two currently: Nature, and Natural History.
I was going to say none, but then I remembered that as a member of the Institute of Internal Auditors I receive a subscription to Internal Auditor magazine.
That’s it though. No newspaper subscription, no other magazines, nothing. But I do receive a healthy supply of offeres for Capital One credit cards.
Loads of 'em.
The Economist. Obviously, everyone here knows what that is.
Scientific American. Likewise.
National Geographic. And again.
TLS. Highbrow book reviews.
Mojo. The monthly magazine of choice for the British Rock Snob. Contains regular articles on Tim Buckley, Nick Drake and Captain Beefheart.
Wire. Magazine on experimental music. They did have Radiohead on the front cover once but they received numerous letters complaining of a sell-out to mainstream populism. Contains regular articles on recent developments in Portuguese electronica and Norweigan Death Metal.
Prospect. Highbrow news and commentary. Once gave away a copy of the Human Genome Sequence on CD-ROM.
History Today. Fairly obvious what that’s about.
Sight and Sound. Monthly film magazine.
*Earth Observation Magazine
Florida Sportsman
The Leading Edge
Geophysics
National Geographic
PC Magazine
World Oil*
Baltimore Magazine
No, it’s not about El Caminos and the latest ‘stoop’ cleaning techniques…
Metropolitan Home
I completed the card and wrote out a check to subscribe to Cook’s Illustrated. When I’ll mail it, though, is another matter entirely.
Not a whole hell of a lot.
*The Economist
Foreign Affairs
Traditional Bowhunter*
I am thinking of adding Current History, too. Anyone read that?
Washington Post
Atlantic Monthly
The Week
Every Week has a quote on the cover about how great the mag is, here is mine: the absolutely best magazine ever created for reading on the hopper!
Fortune, ESPN, Money, Nat’l Geographic.
Local paper (Thurs-Sun)
Defence and Public Service Helicopter
Smithsonian Magazine
My company provides Rotor and Wing
I get the Sunday edition of our local paper, and Reader’s Digest.
Dressage Today
Chronicle of the Horse
Martha Stewart’s Living
Allure
Dell Logic Puzzles
My hobbies? Horses and crafty things!
The Economist
Real Simple
Harvard Magazine (not really a subscription, they seem to just send it to me)
Bon Appetit
Cooking Light
And I buy People pretty much every week at the checkout counter. I’m addicted but can’t admit it yet.
See this thread from June:To what magazines do you subscribe, and why?
StG
I get three:
Biography
Midwest Living
Brain, Child
My husband gets Fine Woodworking, Sawmill and Woodlot Management, and World of Wood. Guess what he does for a hobby (and now a living).
Practical Horseman
Star Wars Insider
On Hallowed Ground( a Civil War mag)
PC World
and for the kid:
Nickelodeon
Highlights
Faustina - Welcome to the boards! What kind of horse do you have (if any)? I’m a Practical Horseman subscriber, too.
StG
Weight Watchers
Cooking Light
Runners World (may have just lapsed)
Mac Design Magazine (graphic designs for Mac users)
Photoshop User
Yosemite Association Newsletter
Los Angeles Magazine
Mac Addict
Mac World
I think that’s it.
I get Sports Weekly (formerly Baseball Weekly) and the Sunday edition of the Washington Post. Used to get Entertainment Weekly.