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Thrasher Magazine, Feb, 2002 by Wez Lundry
This is the premier issue of this mostly cut and paste 'zine. It's got some pretty funny jokes, photos of graffiti, drink recipes, girls, comics, and a lot of random stuff. Also some hiphop related material and a few things about 9-11 (man, that was quick). Although this one is kinda all over the place, you can tell the guy took his time and is into what he's doing; future issues are sure to please as well.
Send $4 to 279 Clifton #15, Oakland, CA 94618.
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