Posted on 07/05/2016 6:45:15 AM PDT by Ketill Frostbeard
Jealous are we? lol
My uncle showed me the Playboy calendar in his workshop when I was seven. Took one look & knew what I liked about it. Traumatized me for life; been interested in boobs ever since.
Yeah, the real `scandal’ here is introducing boys to normal heterosexual interest in the opposite sex. Can’t have that in the age of Obama.
Oh, yea. Congrats on being a new Dad and welcome to the club.
So,you're going to ...scout...out the situation?
Thank you. 18 days old today!
And I will never look at my wife’s boob the same way ever again.
I think something inside me may have died. Too soon to tell.
I too am a victim of boobs. We had a neighbor that threw his Playboys away in the trash and well I just couldn't leave it out there to harm other potential victims...: )
“I may have to go back now that I understand they sponsor scouting events.”
After what’s happened to the scouts?
I think something inside me may have died. Too soon to tell.
Some advice for the new dad: Don't ever tell her that and don't let her see you posted it. Most moms are pretty self conscious about THAT very issue. Next, It is normal to have these feelings as it is all new experience. There is no training for being a new parent. And the love of your wife's boobs will come back in due time. Consider them on loan for about a year. That is something you get to share with your kids. lol. Consider it a bonding experience.
It’s in our dna.
I already exist mainly to protect my wife’s delicate feelings.
I will continue supporting that goal.
But yeah, I did a 180 and see them solely as milk bags now.
You mean somebody actually threw Playboys away!!?
When I did annual training with the National Guard some guys brought their Playboy collections including issues from twenty or more years back. The classics.
Playboy used feature just beautiful naked women one would want to spend time with. They went borderline Hustler years ago.
I've been a den leader for several years. There are certainly some pretty quirky liability things they get funny about. But in our area at least, the politics stays out and is not tolerated at any level I am exposed to. It's a pretty good program for boys (still).
We got a note explaining that we are not allowed to let the boys shoot BB guns, rifles or even crossbows without a scout trained safety instructor present (for insurance purposes). This is after a camping trip in which the boys got trained and the opportunity to shoot each of them. So a couple of us went and "got trained" for future events.
Oh yea, beer is not allowed on scouting camping trips no matter if the boys are asleep in tents or not. ;o)
One of the Scout mothers who objected to the sponsorship, stated, "It wasnt their clothes, its that intrinsically Hooters and Boy Scouts dont feel like a natural fit."
I’ll take a Hooters sponsorship over gay Bob the “Scout Master” any day.
Hooters field trip sounds fun, especially the uniform overview and what it takes to be a Hooter’s girl.
With places like Tilted Kilt and Twin Peaks now I figured Hooters is seen as wholesome now.
Does this bitching griping prude mother have a Facebook page?
She needs a tongue lashing internet style
Feel sorry for her husband,son too
The last Playboy I ever looked at was the one with Madonna it it. After I saw those hairy armpits and found out that he had no boobs it killed my desire to look at them anymore. She was ugly even back in the day in her IME. I was just curious what she looked like...too bad I found out...
OOPS! They were trained volunteers in Hooters uniform...some moms would be a bit worried.
I would guess that 1970 was the last year of the classical era of Playboy, when the girls were posing and nothing more to epitomize the ideal of female beauty. It would have been hard to label it even mild pornography, unless breasts are pornographical.
In that case, Psyche the White Rock girl was scandalizing American homes from the pages of Life and Time magazine for decades on end. Google her and see.
Playboy later devolved into shock & raunch & I have hardly looked at it since 1970 which is also the year I finished college. Coincidence, I guess.
People these days think haikus are simply three line poems. I call it the cards against humanity effect
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