June 2012 – Playboy discovers the right to bare arms

examiner.com ^ | May 26, 2012 | Mike Stollenwerk

[open carry]

The open carry of properly holstered handguns, an old American tradition, is on the rise in many states. And now comes the June 2012 edition of Playboy featuring on page 60, sandwiched between Tom Cruise’s interview and Danish model Stephanie Corneliussen’s Mojave Desert pictorial, a centerfold-like cartoon of a man in an aloha shirt open carrying a holstered handgun on his right hip while carrying a Starbucks cup in his left hand and ominously staring down an empty parking lot.

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[HiTech RedNeck]

what no gun porn?

[Sir Napsalot]

Well, consider who their target consumers are.

Maybe manly men will make a comeback, despite the ssissy-fication effort from our government/educators.

[dalereed]

They discovered the right to bare bodies long before arms!!!

[mylife]

This thread is worthless without pictures.

[Navy Patriot]

Playboy joins other culturally attuned international media sources, such as Harpers Magazine, The Daily Show, Marie-Claire, Elle, and PBS, in keeping the world abreast of the open carry movement.

A..yep, that's what they're doin'.

[mylife]

I never cared for the articles.

[bigheadfred]

They have articles???

Who knew???

[mylife]

Apparently most of us.

[mylife]

PB obviously doesn’t know the only reason men wear Hawaiian shirts is to cover “concealed carry”

[bigheadfred]

Is that an all inclusive most of us? Or just a the people who buy Playboy most of us???

[mylife]

an all inclusive most of us

[MHGinTN]

Oh now see, you didn’t have to tell everyone that! Now when I wear a fancy flowered shirt folks will know I’m with Glock.

[mylife]

Ooops!

[bigheadfred]

That’s a pretty all inclusive most of us. What about most new high school grads? Most of us know theys don’t even know how to read...

[Bratch]

[mylife]

I used to read the dirty cartoons.

[bigheadfred]

I always liked the Vargas girls. But that was a long time ago.

[Cobra64]

[mylife]

classic Illustrations.

I found out recently that was considered art in the 40s but photos where considered pornography and were illegal