So many dead people....

[Ed Hocken]

Spin still exists,

Now I can't believe there's a magazine called KERANG!

[Timothy225]

Stopped reading Spin many, many moons ago, and haven't seen it in my neck of the woods for awhile. Probably haven't been looking hard enough to care.

As for KERANG! I used to have a subscription to that, RIP, and Metal Insider back in the day when I was hardcore into metal bands and hitting clubs and shows. Same with Alternative Press.

[Ed Hocken]

Funny, they've got copies of SPIN at the library.

Speaking of Alternative Press, I knew someone who briefly worked for them and they also published one of my incoherent letters.

I actually bought the issue that features my letter.

[V]

Share the incoherent letter...

[Ed Hocken]

Oh christ,

I'll have to dig it out. It's back at my place.

Just to warn everyone, it was written 2006 and it was related to AFI.

[Matt]

wait, does Penthouse magazine still exist?

[Timothy225]

Y'know, that's another magazine I haven't even looked for in quite awhile. I think it does, but the distribution is low.

[Ed Hocken]

wait, does Penthouse magazine still exist?

And if it does, what's the story with those letters?

[Matt]

The last time that I looked at a Penthouse was in the 90s. I remember being rather shocked at the fact that they were now showing penetration in their pictorials.

[BillyG]

I remember being rather shocked at the fact that they were now showing penetration in their pictorials.

And this is when I started finding ways to get my hands on them from 13-17 years of age.

[Martin]

Oh Penthouse. The Playboy for Men.

[V]

In honor of his passing, we should start every post today with...

"Dear Penthouse Forum,

I never thought that this could actually to me!"

[Lisa]

From what I understand, Bob was actually a very pleasant guy to deal with; I've heard that his son, Bob Jr. ISN'T, though.

Right, that's what the woman I worked with said. She said that Bob Sr. was the nicest man. And of course, she met Jr. too, and said that her life wouldn't have been empty without him.

[Ed Hocken]

Well without Bob, we would never have had Caligula...that's something, right?

[Howard]

http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/398495...entertainment/



Fractured Fairy Tales and Peabody's Improbable History rocked.