![]() ![]() Look at it another way: If young, underage teen girls could pose nude in Penthouse / Playboy type poses with legal impunity, where are such publications? The demand would seem to be huge. While those might not have resulted in convictions, I think an underage person posed as they do in Penthouse probably would. In one case a prosecutor threatened a girl who was photographed from the waste up wearing a bra and therefore no more exposed than she would be at the beach. Let us not forget that the Supremes upheld the Knox conviction which, as I recall, involved video of fully clothed little children, not doing anything particularly erotic but the camera was zoomed into their (fully covered) “naughty” areas.Īnd recent issues where young people were threatened with CP prosecution for “sexting” which I think mostly involves just standing in front of a mirror. She said, “No I don’t, I only have a friend.I am aware of the definition and as I have not seen the images in question, I think it can be presumed that someone posing for Penthouse would be posed in some suggestive / erotic way. Then when I asked, “Do you have a man?” she tried to pretend. I said, “How do you like the show?” She said, “I was very amused.” I started throwing bass, she started throwing back mid-range, but when I sprung the question she acted kind of strange. I took a couple of flicks and she was enthused. I was walking through the crowd and guess who I met? I whispered in her ear, “Come to the picture booth so I can ask you some questions to see if you are a hundred proof.” I asked her her name, she said blah-blah-blah. I just got offstage dripping, pouring with sweat. The way that I met her was on tour at a concert. Have you ever met a girl that you tried to date, but a year to make love she wanted you to wait? Let me tell you a story of my situation, I was talking to this girl from the U.S. Langland, thank you very much for your insightful comment. (hot, fat, heavy teardrops plopping onto computer screen)ĭear Mr. FEAR that you will lose that magazine, the first time you saw her, the only copy you ever owned of that holiest of all documents and instead you find just a dented up copy of a stupid kiddie comic you put only your WHOLE HEART AND CREATIVE SOUL INTO BUT NOBODY GAVE A SHIT and not even in near mint condition either, not like if even then it would have any, like, Overstreet value if that’s even a GODDAMN THING ANYMORE AH FUCK, AH FUCK, F-F-FUCK-K Fear that she will never respond ONCE to any of your letters. To live in your parents’ basement with you and change her last name to yours, after legal marriage of course. Fear that one day you will see a beautiful young woman (you had no idea how young – she was only 16, but nobody knew) in a magazine and fall instantly and eternally in love with her and then write her letters, one every year on her birthday, hoping she will leave her successful life to be with you. I feel I understand you and that we, you and I, are very much alike in every possible way.īecause I also know your pain, isolation and fear. I’m still kind of totally busy just so you know, fyi.)Īnd if you’re Traci Lords and reading this, Traci, I know you must have heard this countless times over the course of your illustrious career, but I am certain that in my case it is the absolute unquestionable truth: I feel I know you, I mean the real you, who you are, not just as an artist but also your private personal aspirations, your motivating passions and above all your inner beauty. (UPDATE so I did scan some pages, see below. When I have time mind you, I’m kind of totally fucking busy. What a piece of shit! The ads are funny though, I’ll scan some and add them here. So here you go, Knockers out there – one of the few issues I can find. Since I mentioned in a recent post, in passing, that we used to be a print publication, many an astute reader has been pestering me about getting their hands on something from this legendary era. You can imagine my delight/disappointment when, while desperately tearing apart the attic in search of my September 1984 issue of Penthouse, the one with Traci Lords, I instead came across this little gem of pre-history. ![]()
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