Buying A Porn Mag

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I did buy a couple. One was "Club," I think. My girlfriend (wife now) and I looked through it. I don't think she was turned on or off. She did it more to see it and because I wanted to.

And a Playboy, because a woman who lived in our community was in it. It was a short feature of 'women in sports.' And now, 22 or so years later, she's a mom of two and I see her around town once in a while. Still married to the same guy that was her husband when she did the photo shoot. It's apparently no secret that she did it. No one seems to care. I'd tell you her name but then you'd be able to know where I live, which I'd rather not reveal.
 
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Not bought a porn mag for years. I was 18 in 1997 & didn't get online until 1999 so sites like xhamster weren't about. Buying porn mag's was a normal thing amongst guys my age at the time. I know this may sound a bit odd but I always got a buzz out of buying a mag at a newsagents/convenience store. Also I went to college in 1997 & there were 2 adult/sex shops that sold more hardcore mags & video's.
 

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I traveled a lot in the early 90's and the business computer was one of the original Compaq computers that was the size of a tank and weighed as much. When you were at the motel (small towns) you always checked between the mattresses for porn. It was just understood that you left it for the next guy. Many times pull out a magazine and it was still moist from the previous guy or the pages were stuck together if it had been a couple of days. These magazines were generally way beyond Playboy or Hustler.

I still check when I travel but it seems the internet has shut down that venue.
 
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I traveled a lot in the early 90's and the business computer was one of the original Compaq computers that was the size of a tank and weighed as much. When you were at the motel (small towns) you always checked between the mattresses for porn. It was just understood that you left it for the next guy. Many times pull out a magazine and it was still moist from the previous guy or the pages were stuck together if it had been a couple of days. These magazines were generally way beyond Playboy or Hustler.

I still check when I travel but it seems the internet has shut down that venue.
Ahhh, the good old days. Things seemed more fun in those days lol.
 
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Being a Gen-Xer, magazines and rented videotapes were the only source of porn when I first discovered the "secret stash" and what adult women looked like sans clothes. Even after getting married, for most of the 90's the printed publications were still the only way to see nekkid pictures.

Every now and then we'd go to the local adult store and buy a few (along with some toys) so I never felt embarrassed since my wife was with me and a lot of couples would shop there. Most of the mags were lesser known titles and contained a mix of women posing or couples together as this was before my wife admitted her bi-curiosity and I thought having some guys in them would make it more acceptable to her. We'd buy them to look at together and try to imitate the couples in the pics as well as giving her incentive to take some of our own. Admittedly, I'd also use them when I had time alone as it would take me back to those bygone days when my only outlet was a magazine and my hand.

There was one instance I still kind of chuckle about back when I worked in hotel security and we'd be responsible for items a guest left behind. The policy was any unclaimed items after a certain period would go to the person who found them with the exception of what was considered "contraband" which was obviously anything illegal but also included legal stuff like alcohol and pornography and they would automatically be tossed without even trying to contact the guest. In fact I witnessed a whole box of vintage Playgirls, that might have netted someone a decent some of cash, go into the garbage (they were so old in fact the ads for the "Record of the month club" had a choice of 8-tracks :laughing:).

Knowing this I used to have a deal with another employee that if I found alcohol I'd give it to him rather then turn it in and see it go down the drain, while if he found anything with nekkid people he'd let me know. Turns out one day he came across a whole box of magazines that were mostly published in the U.K. and it was like free international porn from heaven :D. I still even have a few.

But overall since the availability of the intertubes to the masses, I haven't bought a magazine since about the late 90's or so nor paid for any source of porn since. Considering we buy any toys and adult products online and haven't even been in any of the local shops in many years, I wouldn't even know if they still sell magazines, although I would think there might still be a limited market for them. Admittedly there was something special about looking at nude women on a glossy full page picture on paper that pixels on a screen can never perfectly replace. But I'm just an old nostalgic guy I guess and while I haven't looked at the ones I still have in a long time, I also am reluctant to throw them out.
 

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Remembering Hugh Hefner And His Iconic Jet Black DC-9 "Big Bunny"

Like most straight males of a certain age (I'm 51) I grew-up gazing with lust at Playboy centerfolds and whatever European skin magazines I could lay my eyes on. I preferred models with a degree of elegance with large teardrop breasts and plenty of hair in the strategic area; remember this was back in the day. And for an impressionable young guy like me growing-up in coastal Southern California, Hugh Hefner was The Man!

Hugh Hefner and The Best Party That Never Was: In 1970 the publisher of Playboy bought an aircraft which was originally designed for airlines to fly over relatively short-haul stage lengths up to roughly a thousand miles. Consequently Douglas Aircraft's aeronautical engineers stuck a moderately swept wing optimized for a modest cruising speed of around Mach .76 at a maximum certified altitude of 37,000 feet. Hefner was simply enamored with the aircraft because it looked "cool." Moreover he thought it would be "way cool" if it were painted all-black, a low albedo, heat-soaking color which created fits with the APU. More problematic, the DC-9-30's early generation low-bypass Pratt & Whitney JT8 engines ingested jet fuel at an hellacious rate. In the end, even after all the exhaustive upgrades and modifications, the Big Bunny was more operationally fit to throw domestic route skin parties in the sky, not globe-trotting over oceans. Even with an additional 11,900 pound fuselage tank, the DC-9 had to fly an old WW-II Blue Spruce routing to Europe via Gander and Shannon on its most famous trip with Hefner and girlfriend Barbi Benton.

It was said Hefner bought the plane at the urging of Barbi Benton (a.k.a. Barbara Klein) and his long-suffering publicity team, desperate to show the world their publisher was the most interesting man in the world. In-fact Hugh Hefner was exactly the inverse, more like Don Knotts in The Love God, a completely non-athletic, avowed stick-in-the-mud nerd who seldom left the comfortable confines of the Playboy Mansion. During N950PB's five year tour-of-duty with Playboy, nearly every flight was between Chicago and Los Angeles, most without its owner onboard.
 
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I remember being young and a large retail store had like a book and magazine section. I would always leave my parents and head over to look at Hustler, Penthouse, Swank, etc they had a good selection. The great thing was back then they didn't care how old you were they would sell you the magazines. Back before the country got so crazy.

The jackpot was finding my dad's true porn mags and checking them out.
 

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I'm 43. Bought some when I turned 18. lol. Had a pretty big stash in my room long with some VHS

I love having all the free internet porn but man theres something nostalgic about back in those days when it was more taboo..Such a thrill finding mom's porno tapes or mags, or being with your buddies and one of em snuck some porn from their folks stash.
 
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I haven't bought a porno mag in many years. From turning 18 in 1997 to about 26 in 2005 I built up a large collection of mag's. I never really looked at/read many of them after the 3 or 4 times. Losing interest in the cover model who was generally the centrefold. I got rid of them in 2010 as I knew I would be moving & by then so much had moved online I thought "oh, I don't need them anymore", but looking back I know regret getting rid of them. A large part of my youth gone.
 
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I used to buy porn mags, 1st was when I was early teens, Mayfair Club Penthouse, that kinda mag, most newsagents used to sell them. Now hardly any do.
Reading your comment brought back memories. I started doing a paper-round in 1992 when I was 13, starting upper school the same year. I had lots of guys at school asking if I could get them magazines, which being in our early teens they couldn't buy them themselves. We would regularly be asked if we could get asked if Mayfair, Club or Razzle. Looking back, things seemed a lot more fun back then.
 

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Reading your comment brought back memories. I started doing a paper-round in 1992 when I was 13, starting upper school the same year. I had lots of guys at school asking if I could get them magazines, which being in our early teens they couldn't buy them themselves. We would regularly be asked if we could get asked if Mayfair, Club or Razzle. Looking back, things seemed a lot more fun back then.

Well waddyaknow I had a paper round too, same sort of experience.

Then the Internet was born and put paid to all that.
 
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I haven't bought a porn mag since the late seventies. I learned all about the fine art of fisting back then from those perverted German ones.......
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