Windows Vista Magazine

I notice, from the sample shown in the Monthly E Mails, that the people
featured, are Good Looking, White Skinned, and Young. Not a cross section,
and superficial.

Surely the magazine, wants to appeal to all, not just those who are in the
preceeding categories.

It's a British publication not Microsoft - as far as I can see - write to
them.

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Peter
Toronto, Canada
"Sentimental Agent" <Sentimental > wrote in
message news:0958408E-E84D-4E34-9DC9-...
>I notice, from the sample shown in the Monthly E Mails, that the people
> featured, are Good Looking, White Skinned, and Young. Not a cross
> section,
> and superficial.
>
> Surely the magazine, wants to appeal to all, not just those who are in the
> preceeding categories.

Sentimental Agent wrote:
> I notice, from the sample shown in the Monthly E Mails, that the people
> featured, are Good Looking, White Skinned, and Young. Not a cross section,
> and superficial.
>
> Surely the magazine, wants to appeal to all, not just those who are in the
> preceeding categories.
>
so u are offended that they aren't old, ugly and not caucasians? I
can't believe you even sit there and tally up the ethic, age, and beauty
quotient of folks in print. get over it.

Dave

Sentimental Agent wrote:
> I notice, from the sample shown in the Monthly E Mails, that the
> people featured, are Good Looking, White Skinned, and Young. Not a
> cross section, and superficial.
>
> Surely the magazine, wants to appeal to all, not just those who are
> in the preceeding categories.


I sure wouldn't buy something promoted by someone with a bone through his
nose.

Sentimental Agent wrote:
> I notice, from the sample shown in the Monthly E Mails, that the people
> featured, are Good Looking, White Skinned, and Young. Not a cross section,
> and superficial.
>
> Surely the magazine, wants to appeal to all, not just those who are in the
> preceeding categories.

Sounds like the Mac guy in the Mac vs. PC commercials.

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