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John is just doing his impersonation of Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday in Tombstone.
C San Antonio should do an expose on the Cheetos girl.
John is just doing his impersonation of Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday in Tombstone.
Perhaps this magazine doesn't appeal to the culture of San Antonio nor is it 'puro' San Antonio, but there are people in this city that it will appeal to.
Oooh, good movie, totally forgot about that one.
Who are these people, I want names? I hate them too.
She's very avant-garde.
Ever wonder what part of the tub the Cheeto in her hand came from?
I always figured it came from the soap dish.
I agree with this statement, totally. HOWEVER, my original question was is there enough interest to sustain a magazine like this long-term. I give them all the credit in the world, it's a ballsy and risky launch. I just have my doubts as to whether it will work out over the long-haul.
Back when I was in MS/HS, I had thought of starting a young male's magazine geared towards Hispanics, but could never figure out what I needed to get it started.
All bull aside, shouldn't the publishers of this thing, to appeal to this "hip professional" demographic, have a bad-ass website with all of their articles accessible online rather than that dinky piece of ?
Hip websites are so bourgeois, they're going for the boho minimalistic/indifferent approach.
Gotta have content first.
This may very well appeal to a certain population of San Antonio, but I know I'm just not part of it. And while I believe I could pretty much write for anything, I just don't have the C San Antonio "style" to do so legitimately.
Although, from a total journalism geek's POV, I think their Media Kit is badass.
You must read the magazine.
You people are such neanderthals. Fine. Mock people who don't happen to lack sophistication and style. You're all obviously jealous that some are better off than you in that regard.
Some people prefer a good Pinot to Lone Star Beer. That shows good taste.
Some people prefer a Beamer to a 1978 el Camino. That shows style.
Some people like to go to exclusive clubs where they only let you in if you are fashionably dressed, so we don't have to socialize with swine like MannyIsGod.
Perhaps there are some who aspire to be cultured and fashionable, but lack the guidance. I think this magazine is a great way to help those people define themselves.
I don't need such help, but I will make several subscriptions for my girlfriends, some of whom often wear the same outfits multiple times in one season.
Maybe if more people in San Antonio had an ounce of class, you savages would have more than just one Nordstrom in your god awful town.
Best Troll Ever.
As a design geek, I thought the same thing.
Oh, and for people wanting to know who this would appeal to...
Demographics from the media kit:
22-49
51% male / 49% female
51% with a bachelor's degree or higher
38% with annual household income > $75,000
@ Style.Defined.
EDIT: Sorry, forgot the extra period.
Guess this means that we won't be seeing a review of the "Tux and Tennies" ball, or which shoes the Battle Of Flowers Parade gals will be wearing.
Is that a Dr. Evil impersonation?
That's just crazy talk.
Impersonating a fictional character from a mediocre comedy is the height of sophistication. Or don't they tell you that in C Portland.
Did Dr. Evil wear $8,000 worth of freshwater pearls around his neck?
Didn't think so.
(sigh) Next question?
You know, the more I look at that picture the more I think it isn't of a woman but of some dude outside of the Saint.
LOOK AT THE MAKEUP!
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