| Back in the 1900s, popular hunting and fishing mags profiled the elusive jackalope. |
| It's practically ritual at some mags for the girls to duck off on a Thursday afternoon for a spray tan in their lunch breaks. |
| A print campaign will appear in Sports Illustrated, buff books and trade mags. |
| A quick flick through the big monthly computer mags reveals a few ads from dealers still pushing the software. |
| They are renowned for having a slippery relationship with the truth, but this week's goss mags are in an even more loathsome tangle than usual. |
| A founding editor who doesn't look around for good ideas to pinch is a chump, and there are familiar elements in both mags. |
