Mary Ann OR Ginger??

Well if this thread is just degenerating into pick your favorite hot chick in TV or movies, go see the wolf of wall street. Movie was great, even for a 3 hour flick, but the main chick in it...well, even if you don't like the story you won't feel like you wasted money.

Ok Pete, I mean Larry.

So you old guys not fortunate enough to get your hands on a playboy had to rub one out to newspaper clippings and the sears catalog?

Snapchat vs. charcoal rubbings...no contest

quinner wrote: 75 Tique wrote: Back in the day, we had to work for our smut and it wasn't always easy to find. In my day it was in the vanity of my Pop's bathroom, lol, thanks Hugh Heffner for that!!

It was a great day when my sisters Victoria Secret showed up! Also had an uncle that left his Playboy's in the bathroom, loved it when Mom said we were going for a visit.

phatsat67 wrote: IAughtNaut wrote: Snapchat vs. charcoal rubbings...no contest Snapchat should have had a more appropriate name haha.

I think its pretty close already...otherwise you're using it wrong.

75 Tique wrote: it still has to be about vintage hotties that us old timers remember. (yeah, I'm making up the rules)

Ok, I'll play along.

Well, now that Larry has declared this a "hotties of the 60s thread"

Hard to beat Raquel Welch and Ann Margret at the front of the decade and
Peggy Lipton (the "Mod Squad Chick" as referenced above) or Michelle Phillips during her Mamas and Papas days.

BKH

By Phil Luciano of the Peoria Journal Star, Jan. 17, 2014By Phil Luciano of the Peoria Journal Star, Jan. 17, 2014

Sit right back: So, Ginger or Mary Ann?

Between men of a certain age, that question has popped up for decades: Hollywood diva with va-va-voom vs. farm girl with coconut-cream pies.
I thought about that Thursday upon hearing of the death of Russell Johnson, 89, who played the professor on "Gilligan's Island." A few years ago, he gave me his answer on the Ginger/Mary Ann conundrum.
From time to time, informal online polls pop up regarding this crucial issue, and it seems Mary Ann gets the edge. Still, as far as I can tell, there's never been a definitive survey on this vital issue. Surely, if Harris and Gallup can bore us with endless political polls, they can take a minute and get to the bottom of the great Ginger/Mary Ann debate.
And its significance is magnified by the fact that they're the last two survivors. Maybe that's why I considered Russell Johnson's take important: at the time we spoke, he was the only other cast member still alive.

I can't recall the reason for the interview with Johnson. But at the end, I asked, "OK, settle the debate: Ginger or Mary Ann?"
He harumphed hard, as if I'd asked the stupidest question in the history of mankind.

"Well," he said with disdain for my ignorance, "Mary Ann, of course."
He didn't explain his choice. But, as The Professor, he must have based his decision on a logical analysis of myriad socio-economic-political factors, right?

That, or he liked Mary Ann's short-shorts.