Hugh Marston Hefner dies
 

Most prolly heard this already. Can't really say "poor guy", living till the age of 91. :beerchug: And well, his job was pretty cool.:biggrin2:
But most guys grew up reading the "articles" in Playboy magazine.:biggrin2:
RIP Mr. Hefner.
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Ha Ha Todd!! I'm pretty sure he lived a full life!:biggrin2:

Did you read the articles??!:bigthink:

RIP Heff :beerchug:

With three women I doubt he ever had time to work on his Cub's, what a terrible way to live.:biggrin2: RIP Hef.

He lived in a good time, today with the internet, books/newspapers are going by the wayside, some over a 100 years in existence.
I remember when his first magazine appeared and I did enjoy the articles over the years, not
to say the photography lacked in appeal :biggrin2:
It was always quality, unlike some of the others.
RIP Mr. Hefner

I agree, always a quality magazine done in a tasteful manner compared to others both of the same and of other topics. Not everyone will agree with the subject matter, but appreciation of the other sex is a part of human nature. Some say it should be kept a private matter, but Hugh was ahead of his time, and the rest is history.
RIP

"Articles?":biggrin2: Yeah some were interesting. Seemed the magazine would take the reader to some interesting places. Way before the day of the interweb, now everyplace is a "click" away...
I still have the Carmen Electra issue I had autographed by her at the local World of Wheels. :biggrin2:

Pics or it didn't happen.:biggrin2:

I'm sure she took one look at you and said "crap, this weirdo has seen me naked":ROTF1:

I remember her at WOW too
But whom has the biggest PB collection here ?

I only have one years worth. My wife got me a subscription for Christmas about ten years ago, I'm not even sure if I still have them.

I think it was quite fitting he passed on "Hump Day" too. :biggrin2:

My friend in jr highs dad had quite a collection about 160 going back to the 60's he was in the Airforce and bought them cheap at the PX
He called me in the mid 80's wanting to know if I wanted them for $100... wish I had

I'd have to send the woman to the basement to try and find them. Think I've only got three or four left, the rest went down the road years ago.
She prolly thought that of every guy standing in line to get her autograph.:biggrin2: Not just me...:bigthink: