So what reading material do you have in your bathroom

[Az]

Two bathrooms here. Mainfloor we have Skeptical Inquirer, Discover, and Popular Mechanics (the 9/11 conspiracy issue). Upstairs we have Scientific American: Mind,Extra (FAIR's journal) and New Type(anime mag).

[supernova]

1. The only mags I have are

National Geographic and The Indepenent, local indie weekly newspaper. If I read in the bathroom, it's because I'm taking a nice long soak in the bathtub. There i usually prefer trash and Harry Potter. ;-)

[KG]

2. the writing on the wall.

[Omphaloskepsis]

3. Mine:

The Nation, The Progressive, The Economist, and a few books on PHP and MySQL.

[rug]

4. Watchtower.

[BlueIris]

5. A book on trivia about U.S. Presidents,

"Nancy Drew's Guide to Life," and Wireless magazine.

[Rabrrrrrr]

6. The latest issue of ARTNews and yesterday's paper

The other bathroom I rarely use, so it has no reading material.

[ScreamingMeemie]

7. Urban Legends book, and People magazine..

We have no class here. ;) :hi:

[WCGreen]

8. American Prospects and the local Free Weeklies....

[Donovan61]

9. Car and guitar mags

No intellectual activity goes on there.

[XNASA]

20. Same here.

Motor Trend and Guitar World, mostly.

[Loonman]

10. Skateboarding and surfing magazines

Old Farmers's Almanac, too.

[underpants]

11. Runners World and "The Hunting of the PResident"

that's at home. At work I print off editorials and the like.

[Love Bug]

12. Some of us don't need reading materials because we get enough fiber!

[MissMillie]

13. none

unless you like to read the packaging on health and beauty products or bathroom cleaning products....

[Beware the Beast Man]

14. The New York Times Sunday Crossword Omnibus Vol. 7

"Doing a puzzle" is a new euphemism in the Beast house.

[Call Me Wesley]

15. No need for reading there

since I have a Home Entertainment Center and high-speed wireless access to at least two of the internets installed in my bathroom. :o

No, usually some magazines (Der Spiegel, Wired, etc.) and sometimes a good book when I'm constipated.

[Burma Jones]

16. Suetonius' Twelve Caesars, Norton Anthology of English Lit,

Various issues of New Yorker
Various issues of Funny Times
Daily Show's America, the Book
Oxford's Pocket History of Britain
Brecht's The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny
Various Yoga Journals
Bennet Cerf's The Laugh's On Me
A Couple of Uncle John's Bathroom Readers
Rhino's "Everything You Know is Wrong"

Scattered among three Bathrooms

[Chan790]

17. The Jungle by Upton Sinclair n/m

[Oceansaway]

18. Readers Digest.......

[Fenris]

19. Musician's Friend and American Musical Supply catalogs.

[name not needed]

44. Ah, guitar porn

[madinmaryland]

21. Washington Post Crossword Puzzles, Omnibus #2, 6, and 7.

[WeRQ4U]

22. Patagonia catalogue, Pet Solutions supply mag, 101 Dumbest laws...

Sometimes there's a "The GOld Warehouse" cataloge. Downstairs we have Dwell, Metropolitan Home, and The University of North Dakota alumni review.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

23. Nothing in any of ours......

I talk to myself.........


:silly:

[malta blue]

24. we have several bathrooms

Downstairs: NatGeo, Smithsonian

Upstairs: Archaeology, NatGeo Kids, Wine & Spirits

[northzax]

25. J.Crew catalogue. Collapse. Sports Illustrated

Times Book Review. Bills.

yes, I keep my bills in my bathroom. don't quite know why.

[flamingyouth]

26. Nothing.

[Fenris]

Freak.

:hide:

[Strong Atheist]

27. Bathroom Readers, of course!

Uncle Johns Bathroom Readers. Informative. Fun! True? Sort of like Ripley's.

[alarcojon]

38. I have an Uncle Johns too

as well as a Mental Floss condensed information reader. Plus a couple of old Nations.

Welcome to DU, SA. Like the username! :toast:

[Strong Atheist]

40. Thank you for the welcome!

I am "out of the closet" when it comes to religion, at least here... and with friends and family, but never at work:scared:

[alarcojon]

51. You might want to check out the "Atheists and Agnostics" DU group

If you become a donating member, you can post to it - otherwise you can lurk.

[Strong Atheist]

58. Thank you!

:pals:

I have been lurking for a little over a year. I have sent in my donation, and intend to post in the A & A group in a short while!

[GirlinContempt]

28. A whole big stack

of penguin 60s (miniatures)
I work in a used bookstore, so the selection is always changing... right now I think I have in there...
Baldesar Castiglione - Etiquette For Renaissance Gentlemen
The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayam
Coleridge's The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
D.H.Lawrence - Love Among The Haystacks
Guy de Maupassant - Boule de Suif
Sir Thomas Malory - The Death of King Arthur
Ten Tales from The Decameron

& probably some others

Man, I remember when you couldn't get penguins at ALL in the states, even now I think they're pretty limited, no?

[Taverner]

29. Muscle and Fitness, Mother Jones, Smithsonian, Utne, Atlantic, New Yorker

Damn I'm a yuppie :(

[MarsThe Cat]

30. None. it's not a reading room.

nt

[jobycom]

31. My shower curtains says "London" and "Paris." Otherwise

I don't see a need for reading material in the bathroom. It gets wet when I take a shower, and I don't want guests to feel like they should hang out and be entertained there. Well, not that I'd mind entertaining certain guests in the shower... Oh never mind.

[Left Is Write]

32. None. The only reading I do in the bathroom...

is when I'm sitting in a nice hot bubble bath.

[Guy Fawkes]

33. Dilbert, Far Side, Calvin and Hobbes...

New Yorker, Nation, and Scientific American.

[Strong Atheist]

36. I like all of the

comics that you mentioned. BTW, Bill Waterson went to my college (Kenyon, in Gambier, Ohio)!

[Terran]

34. Just moved in so the books haven't had time

to accumulate in the main bathroom. At the old place we had several history books, a couple of books on ritual magic, and lots of cooking magazines. Here, so far, there's a two year old copy of Martha Stewart Living which I believe is being perused by husband for Thanksgiving dinner ideas.

[maveric]

35. World Almanac, Who's Who in Baseball, and Auto Trader.

And a book on Glass-blowing.

[Parrcrow]

37. Cheerleader porn.

:evilgrin:

[Strong Atheist]

42. Sounds good nt.

[JVS]

48. Can I use your bathroom?

I really gotta go!

[XemaSab]

39. Sunset, Cottage Living, the Sierra Club Magazine,

the Pottery Barn Catalog, and "1500 California Place Names."

Kill me now. :(

[LostinVA]

41. Runner's World, "Satanic Panic"

[SuperWonk]

43. Today's sports page.

[blindpig]

45. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass.

Never let you down.

[Book Lover]

46. Car magazines, MST3K book,

Lately, I've been bringing my Clie in to play music and solitaire, though.

[trackfan]

47. Dell Puzzle Magazine

[TallahasseeGrannie]

49. Boring. Mostly catalogs.

[uppityperson]

50. Plain blank toilet paper, write your own works

[Mutley]

52. Nothing.

I kept a small bookshelf in the bathroom at my last place, but the bathroom in my new place is too small for that.

[Hand]

53. "Doing Battle" by Paul Fussell

Not sure why or how it wound up there, but it's always a good read--Fussell's a very interesting guy and quite the curmudgeon. I used to have "The Good Soldier Svejk" in the bathroom, but eventually made the switch...

[SOteric]

54. No periodicals, just

The Doonesbury Chronicles, Wiener Dog Art and Bloom County Babylon.

I do most of my reading in other rooms.

[ucmike]

55. we have 1960's era tile

white with brown splotchy details. if you squint you can see what looks like a chicken. now look around and you can find the chicken in every tile, floor to ceiling, corner to corner. sometimes its upside down.

[Chicago Democrat]

56. Entertainment Weekly, The Nation, The NEw Republic

Vespa magazine, The Tao te Ching... light reading... keeps on piling up the magazine out bin overflows....

[arwalden]

57. Is This One Of Those...

... "bodily function" threads that I keep hearing about?

[ComerPerro]

59. Guitar books, magazines, etc...