[PGR88]

A few years back (probably when Hugh Hefner died) I saw an interview with a “Bunny” who had recently spent some time at Hefner’s Mansion

She said it interior was worn-out, was in need of repair, had frayed carpets - and smelled like urine.

I remember it because its a very fitting metaphor for what Playboy represents and what the entire movement did to America.

[Sans-Culotte]

A few years back (probably when Hugh Hefner died) I saw an interview with a “Bunny” who had recently spent some time at Hefner’s Mansion She said it interior was worn-out, was in need of repair, had frayed carpets - and smelled like urine.

My wife and I watched a show about Hefner some time ago (Biography, maybe?). He was very old and had a pair of twins as girlfriends and was practically living on Viagra. People were bringing him birthday gift baskets filled with more Viagra. He once appeared to be a cool and erudite host with his Playboy's Penthouse program in the late 50's/early 60's. In his late years, he was a sad sex-obsessed old man with nothing in his life but sex and more sex.

Makes me wonder about the guys who used to spend a lot of time at the Playboy mansion "partying" with Hef. Wasn't Cosby a frequent guest?

[alstewartfan]

Hef was a creep, strolling around in a robe and diapers, just like Josef Stolen, ironically.