End Of An Era?

youngmafbog | 08:12 Thu 28th Sep 2017 | News

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Hugh has died. He may not fit the latest right-on trends these days but the man undoubtedly changed all of our lives and bought sexual fredoms to the fore.

RIP Hugh.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4927948/Hugh-Hefner-dies-aged-91.html

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mikey4444

To be frank, I always viewed Hefner as a figure of fun, with his faintly creepy persona.

naomi24

Certainly a successful man. A good age.

youngmafbog

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Mickey your are aware a vocal proponent of equal rights for gay people and black Americans; among those interviewed for Playboy was Malcolm X?

mikey4444

Yes YMB....and Martin Luther King.

Nabokov, Bellow, Atwood, Updike, Lessing, and many other respected authors wrote for the Magazine.

Its not the magazine that my earlier comments were aimed at but Hefner himself. There was something decidedly creepy about an old man surrounded by young girls who were obviously paid to be there.

Jennykenny

Did nothing for my life.
As Mikey says, ‘creepy’.

-Talbot-

There was something decidedly creepy about an old man surrounded by young girls who were obviously paid to be there.

Maybe it isn't a Freudian slip in the OP then.

ichkeria

He may well have changed my life, but if he did I would rather not know the details.

Hopkirk

I always felt there was a touch of the Jimmy Saville about him

Sqad

I don't see anything creepy about "old men" being surrounded by young girls (paid OR unpaid).
Are you suggesting that he was having sexual relations with them?
Aged 91....he clearly did something right and healthy in his life.

melv16

There's no such thing as an ugly rich man:-)

Sqad

LOL^^

jordyboy14

I agree with hopkirk

douglas9401

He did much good work, taking attractive but incredibly dense young women off the street and putting them to work for his gratification while keeping them relatively safe.

Sqad

I agree with douglas who like Sir Robert Walpole was totally enveloped in the welfare of the women of the night in London.
Two great names to be thanked.

mikey4444

lol from me as well Melv !