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ot/ the 2014 swimsuit issue

PostPosted: Wed Feb 19, 2014 3:20 pm
by rottweiler
Any of youse here had a peek at it?

Mine still ain't come in the mail yet. Suspicious stuff, and it kinda POs me. I think the mailman stole it.

Assuming the mailman did steal mine, is this year's issue even worth getting upset over?

Sniff it.

Re: ot/ the 2014 swimsuit issue

PostPosted: Wed Feb 19, 2014 11:20 pm
by burrrton
Rott, the cover alone is worth a subscription...

Re: ot/ the 2014 swimsuit issue

PostPosted: Sat Feb 22, 2014 8:27 pm
by rottweiler
burrrton wrote:Rott, the cover alone is worth a subscription...


Okay, it finally came in the mail, yeah.

And you know, burrrton, though I'm a bit jaded by hot honeys on demand on google anymore, I can't help but think that maybe, just maybe, SI could've helped us all out by being just a bit more sleazy in this 50th anniversary issue, man.

I love the 60-year-old Christie Brinkley's smokin' hot set of pins just as much as any other man with a sexual pulse, but damn, it sure wouldn't been nice if SI woulda ran at least one pictorial of a blazin' hot honey in stretch pants and platform double-pumps liftin' up those sweet legs on the kitchen counter and slowly peelin' off that sticky, crusty thong and spreadin' the prize box right there so we men (and women) could truly appreciate the fullness of her beauty beneath the cotton, the lycra or the spandex.

In a nutshell, Sports Illustrated, you are hurting us men. It is time for you to admit that the times have changed. We want to see hot models rollin' around on the floor and screamin' high-pitched dirty, filthy, TRASHY words, and then putting their high-dollar bikinis back on after they've used them to clean up whatever "fluids" are lieing on their stomachs and such with those high-dollar bikinis you're promoting.

C'mon, Sports Illustrated, adapt, or go the way of the 19th Century mom-and-pops-mercantile store.