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Review by
Guest.
on 4th Dec 2007
User Rating : 9
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Zoo is a spectacularly digestible magazine for todays modern gentlemen. Highly informative, entertaining and aesthetically pleasing; this is one weekly publication I can not be without. As a connoisseur of fine women, I can honestly say that this magazine meets all the credentials.
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Review by
lewis69lewis
on 12th May 2006
User Rating : 10
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Price is good and it has great pics and articals, love it!!
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Review by
Garridio
on 27th Jun 2005
User Rating : 9
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Zoo magazine really does out-shine Nuts magazine, being both funnier and much more intelligent, treating its readers as adults with a more complex, less simple sense of humour. Zoo covers a full range of topics (or a smorgasbord, if you're Scandinavian or pretentious, to quote the magazine itself) i ...
Garridio's full review | 152 words
Review by
Lee Klabin
on 26th Apr 2004
User Rating : 0
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The artcle on the 21st of February, reporting on the burning of live chickens in Indonesia was quite possibly one of the most horrifying and disturbing ones ever written! The photographs of poor, tortured live chickens was laced with derogatory remarks and joking about "hot wings"& "well done chicke ...
Lee Klabin's full review | 173 words
Review by
k3n50n
on 10th Mar 2004
User Rating : 9
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Zoo magazine is an amzing read. It will amuse you till the next issue comes out. It has intresting items in it that no-one would think about, it covers all areas from football to bizare pictures. Only thing that is wrong with it is there ain't enough items or reports on cars!
k3n50n's full review | 68 words
Review by
David Steinberg
on 26th Feb 2004
User Rating : 10
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The mens magazine markets is hotting up with the entry of two different magazines Nuts and in my opinion the best Zoo Weekly. Zoo Weekly has some pretty hot content on it's site as well as links to weird and wonderful content. Give it a go: http://www.zooweekly.co.uk
David Steinberg's full review | 70 words
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