My uncle have me all his old National Geographic issues when I was a kid. They were my main fap material throughout my childhood.

I remember really enjoying looking at naked African men with those weird body paintings. I was telling myself that I'm enjoying the paintings but...

Anyway, yeah, it's really good. They had some great photos recently in a competition. http://travel.nationalgeographic.com/photographer-of-the-year-2016/

I bought 1962 - 2003 on Craigslist for $10. Now I have a whole book case of potential story material.

NatGeo is "problematic".

>>8260039
did you jerk it to ice caps and penguins?

I don't have a subscription anymore. I used to read them in the waiting room for psychotherapy when I was on the ward. Decent distraction, and sometimes interesting articles.

Too bad it got sold to those people who don't believe in global warming.

Incidentally, I have a copy of National Geographic from WWII. It's a valuable insight into other times.

>>8259441
At this point it's not really an informative magazine, it's mostly just a gallery of nature photography.

...That's not a bad thing, though. It's some damn good nature photography.