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Its funny, my wife said she would rather not have a playboy pin in the house mostly due to name. She's worried later on our kids friends would go home and tell their parents. On the other hand I could bring home any Elvira pin, centaur, dr dude etc.. Are all fine, its all in the name. And she's no prude, I had a subscription to playboy for a while, I only cancelled it cause I never read it. No loss anyway as there are better games out there anyway.
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