Posted on 09/25/2016 10:13:52 AM PDT by PROCON
While Playboy Magazine is often known for its more risky photo shoots, the magazine is making headlines with its recent October issue for a different reason. Noor Tagouri, an American journalist that happens to wear a hijab, was featured in the issue, marked as the magazine's "renegades" issue.
The renegades series features both men and women who are changing the way people think. "They’ve risked it all—even their lives—to do what they love, showing us what can be accomplished if we break the rules," states Playboy.
(Excerpt) Read more at jpost.com ...
Here's Aleksa Slusarchi (Ukrane), being interrupted by my cat Max during a shoot in my living room:
And, Nikki Du Plessis from South Africa:
Depends, does the Imam say it is haram or halal?
“She’s aching to find ways to be a rebel.”
Yeah, nice rack for sure. Get back to me when she supports Trump.
Who??
I'd wager in January she's wearing stilettos, garter belt, full make up and hair.
By December--it's sweat pants, stained t-shirt, 50 pounds heavier, no make up and an above the shoulders sensible hair-do.
Next up the transgendered issue.
Tits or LEAVE.
Imagine my surprise when the first woman I saw naked didn’t have a staple in her tummy.
*Groan*, no doubt!
I’m retired too... this is my retirement hobby business... lots of fun! Sure... come along and assist if you like!
Vanna White, she still wears it well
Nice teeth,baby!
Lol
I am surprised the Muslim goat herders don’t have their goats wearing hijabs.
“Next up the transgendered issue.”
Beat me to it....
Can’t wait for the burkini centerfold edition.
I have seen Barbi Benton in person during the early 80’s. She’s a doll! Incredibly carisma even from afar.
They coincidentally recently announced, as I recall, that they would no longer do nude features, attributing that decision to the internet, I think.
This picture sheds coincidental new light on that decision.
(I am neither advocating nor denouncing their periodical. As a Christian and a conservative, I believe in both personal freedom and responsibility. As long as they do not profess to speak for the Lord, they may do as they please in this fallen world. In other words, I expect sinners to sin; I expect Christians to repent.)
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