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For Delaware Liberal- Forget the Army, Join the Navy

Now that the Army will not allow soliders in the PX to purchase Playboy Magazine, Donviti over at Delaware liberal had no words to describe the situation.

Well, I have a suggestion.... Join the Navy:

Comments

Anonymous said…
So Brian, now all of us at Delaware Liberal look alike to you?

The link is awesome, but donviti was not the author of this post...;)
Cassandra--Brian is out for several days, due to personal reasons, so it falls to me to respond:

dv should wish he looked good enough to be mistaken for you :)

--steve
Brian said…
Cassandra, I am taking a moment to look at the blog.... what did I say I was all drugged up becuase I have upcoming surgery?.... But I concur with Steve, Donviti only wishes he could look as good as you....
Anonymous said…
Eek! Don't say that where DV can hear you!

It's no problem, really, and I do hope you get much better very soon, Brian!
Anonymous said…
who buys porn from the PX anyways? Seriously Playboy is the worst to pen in vag. The only person it is hurting is Playboy.

Hustler, that's where it's at. sure you may start out with Penthouse, but hustler's where it is at.

at least that's what I recall.

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