Now we will have to read it for the articles.

first, it was to the ear/temple … and second, if you don't want to get hit in the back of your head … don't turn away

I bought them for the girls, but Playboy had some seriously heavyweight writers in it. Too high brow for me 30 years ago, but I looked at some old ones recently...

Streetwiseguy wrote: I bought them for the girls, but Playboy had some seriously heavyweight writers in it. Too high brow for me 30 years ago, but I looked at some old ones recently...

Apparently they were one of the places where Stephen King got his writing career started.

Now anyone who used the bs excuse of just reading it for the articles will truely be reading it for the articles.

Thanks to the Internet today's kids will never know the joy of finding a Playboy near the train tracks that isn't all soggy and torn up.

Wall-e wrote: Thanks to the Internet today's kids will never know the joy of finding a Playboy near the train tracks that isn't all soggy and torn up.

I'm pretty sure that when I was a kid, finding a box of old Playboys at the dump led to my lifelong obsession with junk, both mine and other people's.

Dear Penthouse,

I heard the news about Playboy today. I hope you do not decide to go the same way. If you do I have a story about a girl named Amy I thought you should know...

Wall-e wrote: Thanks to the Internet today's kids will never know the joy of finding a Playboy near the train tracks that isn't all soggy and torn up.

*Hustler.

Yes, seriously. I lived near Quad-Graphics, when I was a kid, and they printed Hustler. The Soo Line railroad ran right behind the factory.

Or so I was told.