Hugh Hefner on Tiger Woods sex scandal
p2pnet news view | Games:- Is it true Playboy-in-chief Hugh Hefner never takes his pyjamas off?
Or is it that never puts them on?
Anyway, it “isn’t really the sex,” Fox News quotes him as saying of Tiger Woods’ adventures.
“It’s the cheating.”
And on other matters, “Before Playboy, we were really repressed. It’s not as bad now as it was then in the ’50s. But we’re very hypocritical about it. And the very notion that obscenity is related to sex is silly. The very obscene things on this planet have little to do with sex. They have to do with war and bigotry and death and killing.”
What does Pamela Anderson, who’s business venture is taking root only a 20-minute drive from p2pnet’s palatial Vancouver Island HQ, think about things?
“I have no idea about [it]. I know that’s terrible. I don’t [know] anything about it.”
Meanwhile, the “Ladysmith native [Anderson, not Hefner] was spotted wearing a pair of green antlers” while she was on the back of a Christmas parade float, says the Ladysmith Chronicle.
(Thought you’d want to know. 
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Fox News – Hugh Hefner ‘Not Surprised’ About Tiger Woods Sex Scandal, December 14, 2009
Ladysmith Chronicle – Star adds shine to Light Up, November 30, 2009
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December 15th, 2009 at 1:58 pm
“The very obscene things on this planet have little to do with sex. They have to do with war and bigotry and death and killing.”
I agree but I will add rape and torture to the list of obscenities.
March 6th, 2010 at 2:16 pm
I remember working as a temp when the “People vs. Larry Flint” (Flynt?) movie came out. I overheard some women saying how atrocious it was that they should make a movie about such a total sleazeball. I hadn’t any idea who he was at the time, but their indignant attitudes made me curious and I saw the film. I came away from it considering the man something of a hero, however rudely he may have behaved.
But then again, I was comfortable enough to be a stripper for 8 years myself (and still the best job I ever had… )
+1 for Heff