[spikeytx86]

Exactly, Playboy especially in the fifties by todays standards would probably be rated PG-13. Even today It's just naked women as a posed to hard core smut in magazines like penthouse hustler etc. I don't care for Hefner that much mainly because an old man in his pj's who cant let go of the glory days is just rather sad.

[Steve_Seattle]

Playboy figured large in our imagination back in the 50s and early 60s. There are probably a lot of guys - myself included - who can tell you where they snuck a furtive look at their first Playboy - in my case, Brown's Pharmacy (now defunct) in Seattle's Ravenna neighborhood, circa 1962.

[carmenbmw]

I agree that Playboy is quite tame judging by todays standards. (Seen anything on the Internet lately?)
I also wonder where, in the free sexual society that *we* have today, are those slick, glossy mags with the cute, airbrushed guy hotties for us girls?
You know, the hetero ones?
Am I looking in the wrong places? What happened to 'equality'?