[mpr]

So I saw this pop up on reddit today. I'm probably showing my age here, but it's pretty sad considering that playboy was a staple of childhood. It was one of the first times I got to stare at T&A. The internet made playboy and hustler irrelevant for porn purposes. With the advent and widespread adoption of the world wide web you could see any type of girl, engaging in any type of sex act, all for free, with no chance of being "caught" with porn.

For a while playboy was able to fight off the wolves at it's door by selling it's self as a cool lifestyle entertainment brand. College women wanted to be playboy models, men wanted to live the playboy lifestyle, everyone talked about the epic parties being thrown at the playboy mansion. Hugh Hefner even started a reality show with his three girlfriends. But eventually either playboys PR department got lazy, or people stopped caring. Playboys latest attempt at survival was to re-brand it's self as a guys magazine. A smart move I thought considering the alternatives. But if playboy was able to take the place of Maxium then it would have done so already.

Once I saw this chart, which could have come straight off of a feminist blog; I knew the brand was done. No sane man is going to pay for a men's magazine that nags and lectures him. I never really looked at the magazine or followed the brand as an adult, but now I'm going to go out of my way to ignore them. Gentlemen a giant has fallen.

[King of Monkeys]

This sounds like it was made by a guy who's only had one or two accidental girlfriends in his life. Now he somehow believes he's killing it in the field and believes he's anywhere near knowledgeable enough to share advice with other guys.

[Leonard D Neubache]

The chart is bad and he should feel bad.

[SamuelBRoberts]

What a miserable life this person must live.
He feels so broken.