The Villages sign

they displayed The Villages sign when they were introduced, and you can see them riding aound the neighborhood in her golf club. She seems like a very lovely lady.

Is that because you know what that was all about, or because you make stuff up and then try and convince others that you have experience on the subject?

My girlfriend worked at the New York club at about the same time. Her name wasn't Sue. She was lovely too.

Fair reviews on Rotten Tomatoes
Secrets of Playboy - Rotten Tomatoes

God gave us our bodies. Adam and Eve were both naked and it's really nothing to be ashamed of, I don't get why so many people are prudes

The righteous still come out for Hefner. What a legacy.

I'm watching the series, I have to say I admired Hefner back in the day, after seeing what Don Cornelius did to the playmates and knowing Hefner didn't ban him from the club, I am disgusted. He was a low life sleeze......

I’m old enough to remember a First Lady posing naked wearing a string of pearls for money. Shameful or earning a living?

I vaguely recall there was a first lady not too long ago, whose photos of her by herself naked in GQ magazine, or with other women in porn scenes in Max magazine, were applauded by a certain group of folks.

I did work Hefner in the 60s when he bought the Palmolive building. In the lobby he had a bookcase filled with sex books and a giant rat trap. For bait in the rat trap was a wedding ring.

Over 60 years ago, along with the rest of our rugby team, I posed naked for a 'Ladies' Magazine Calendar, covered in mud, steaming after a match, with strategically placed rugby balls to hide our withered bits. (It was freezing!)

We were not paid. Now that was shameful!

Hefner was a pimp.

As for the women who sold themselves?

I haven't clicked on the OP's link, and have no interest in doing so...the post reminded me of two things:

- someone once said that they bought the magazine for the articles (right?)
-secondly, a sad story of how a young girl's life was forever altered by the magazine

an entry level admin, in a high tech firm that I was with years ago, had appeared as a centerfold in an issue just prior to my coming on board

she was the talk of the small town that she grew up in, and at the watercoolers/department coffee pots

she was a nice kid, seemed like she just wanted to get on with her life, but certainly not the brightest bulb on the tree

she grew up locally, her father was ashamed/humiliated/no longer spoke to her....the baggage that goes along with 'being a centerfold' followed her around like a second shadow...the rug got to be a little worn in front of her cubicle

a sleaze, that was a peer of mine, transferred her over to his group....for one reason
I only got to know a little of her from what my admin shared

such a shame that for what, maybe...$20 -50 grand back in the day????(I'm just guessing).... her life was forever changed, and that one decision follows her around to this day...just like Monica's stupid decision does

funny, I never heard about that....

but, then again, I outgrew reading those magazines when I was a high school freshman