Sport Illustrated Annual Swimsuit IssueI really don't know what the hype is about with the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, which happens to be the most widely read issue of any magazine. I don't know why it's the most read when you don't really get to do much reading with this special issue. I was surprised to get one in the mail, and then I remembered that I signed up for a free trial subscription when I bought a DVD at Suncoast, which reminds me to cancel that or I'll end up paying for it. Anyway, I was hoping they'd have articles on the Winter Olympics but no, it's all bikini clad models in "exotic" locations all over the world. The models are predominantly white / Caucasians with seemingly perfect and flawless bodies. The cover alone says it all... 6 blonde ladies and 2 dark haired Latinas. Not much diversity if you ask me. Bottom line, it's 250-pages of pictures and that's pretty much it. I think it's a waste of money.
Now, when can I get a Winter Olympics Special Issue? Are they even doing one?
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