[Sir_Ed]

"A CKE press release says the theme of the ad campaign highlighting a new line of burgers is "variety" -- and that the ads "humorously allude to Hefner's enjoyment of variety."

Does this mean that Hefner is bisexual because he enjoys "variety" in regard to sexual partners?"

The pig (Hefner) lives and sleeps with seven "girlfriends."

There's been numerous articles about how all seven prostitutes share Hef's bed, Hefner and each other.

The man is a pig, and when he reaches the end of his life, he'll have the shattered remnants of American society to look back upon, and know that he played a major part in the whole mess...

Ed

[MineralMan]

"The man is a pig, and when he reaches the end of his life, he'll have the shattered remnants of American society to look back upon, and know that he played a major part in the whole mess...
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Oh, piffle! Playboy and Hugh Hefner are not the cause of this society's problems. Playboy isn't even pornography, and if you think it is, you've never seen real pornography.

It's a funny ad, frankly. It appeals directly to the 20-something male audience it's aimed at, most of whom wish they had Hefner's little stable of women. So, it will sell hamburgers, I suppose. It won't cause the end of society.

Harping on small things like this diminishes the real battle, and makes people not listen to those who go overboard on silly issues.

[Modernman]

There's been numerous articles about how all seven prostitutes share Hef's bed, Hefner and each other.

That's kind of the fantasy of the average male. Hefner has lived out, esssentially, the sweatiest fantasy of all men throughout human history. That doesn't mean he's an example of what all men expect their life to be.