Letters At Large

LETTERS AT LARGE

Playboy Enterprises
Attn: Consumer Relations
730 Fifth Avenue
New York, New York
10019

May 6th, 2001

Dear Sir or Madam,

I have been a reader of Playboy Magazine for twelve years. I only read your magazine for the articles... the articles of clothing the girls are not wearing !!! When I have had a stressful day, nothing seems to put me at ease as easily as your magazine.
The other day, I was flipping through one of your magazines. When I was done with it, I threw it onto the table. The magazine landed upside down, and I was dumbstruck with what I saw. Have you ever noticed that your ‘bunny logo’ looks like the lower torso of a pregnant woman when it is flipped upside down?

     The bunny eye looks suspiciously like a belly button on a pregnant belly. The legs look a bit heavier (maybe from retaining so much water). What was once the ‘bunny bow-tie’ now serves as a bikini top for the pregnant woman.

     I think it is true irony that the Playboy logo looks like the lower half of a pregnant woman when flipped outside down. It is very fitting because Playboy magazine has probably been the catalyst to many pregnancies, unbeknownst to the woman.

     Could you please write back to me and let me know if this is pure coincidence, or if it was strategically conceived when the logo was first drawn. Please let me know that I am not “stretching my imagination too far”.

Thank You For Your Time.

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ps. Any chance at getting a “free subscription” for finding this?

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