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Ashley Harkleroad in Playboy

D-3 Fan said:
mike311gd said:
I'm surprised they didn't get rid of the freckles and moles. Usually, in my experience, they're much tougher to find in Playboy.

And I'll probably read that issue when I visit my brother-in-law. There's an interview with Ben Stiller.
That excuse (I get Playboy to read the interviews) is sooooooo old!

This is a true story. I was sitting on the toilet, losing weight, at my sister's house, reading my brother-in-law's Playboy. I forget which issue it was, but it had an interview with Matt Damon. I found the interview when I was almost done, but there I stayed, fixated on this interview with Damon. At the time, I was focused on everything Kevin Smith-related, so I wanted to see if he name-dropped Silent Bob or Affleck. I completely lost track of time.

My sister knocked on the door and asked if I was OK. "Yeah," I said. "How long have I been in here?" "About a half-hour," she said.

I was stunned. So I got up, slowly because it hurt, cleaned myself and took the magazine out to the living room to finish the article. It hurt sitting for the rest of that afternoon.
 
mike311gd said:
D-3 Fan said:
mike311gd said:
I'm surprised they didn't get rid of the freckles and moles. Usually, in my experience, they're much tougher to find in Playboy.

And I'll probably read that issue when I visit my brother-in-law. There's an interview with Ben Stiller.
That excuse (I get Playboy to read the interviews) is sooooooo old!

This is a true story. I was sitting on the toilet, losing weight, at my sister's house, reading my brother-in-law's Playboy. I forget which issue it was, but it had an interview with Matt Damon. I found the interview when I was almost done, but there I stayed, fixated on this interview with Damon. At the time, I was focused on everything Kevin Smith-related, so I wanted to see if he name-dropped Silent Bob or Affleck. I completely lost track of time.

My sister knocked on the door and asked if I was OK. "Yeah," I said. "How long have I been in here?" "About a half-hour," she said.

I was stunned. So I got up, slowly because it hurt, cleaned myself and took the magazine out to the living room to finish the article. It hurt sitting for the rest of that afternoon.

Would've loved to see the look on your sister's face after you:
A) Emerged from a 30-minute trip to the bathroom with a Playboy in your hand and a dopey, out-of-it look on your face
B) Had trouble sitting for most of the day
Did she think you were sore from sitting, or from blue balls?
 
shotglass said:
I'm surprised that sports people would not have heard about her. I mean, she was never real good, but she's been considered one of the "hotties" of women's tennis for nearly a decade now. I'm certainly no tennis insider, but I've known her name for quite a while.

To be honest, I thought she was much hotter than that. Might have been expecting too much.

naked women without props are boring to me, too.
 
Batman said:
mike311gd said:
D-3 Fan said:
mike311gd said:
I'm surprised they didn't get rid of the freckles and moles. Usually, in my experience, they're much tougher to find in Playboy.

And I'll probably read that issue when I visit my brother-in-law. There's an interview with Ben Stiller.
That excuse (I get Playboy to read the interviews) is sooooooo old!

This is a true story. I was sitting on the toilet, losing weight, at my sister's house, reading my brother-in-law's Playboy. I forget which issue it was, but it had an interview with Matt Damon. I found the interview when I was almost done, but there I stayed, fixated on this interview with Damon. At the time, I was focused on everything Kevin Smith-related, so I wanted to see if he name-dropped Silent Bob or Affleck. I completely lost track of time.

My sister knocked on the door and asked if I was OK. "Yeah," I said. "How long have I been in here?" "About a half-hour," she said.

I was stunned. So I got up, slowly because it hurt, cleaned myself and took the magazine out to the living room to finish the article. It hurt sitting for the rest of that afternoon.

Would've loved to see the look on your sister's face after you:
A) Emerged from a 30-minute trip to the bathroom with a Playboy in your hand and a dopey, out-of-it look on your face
B) Had trouble sitting for most of the day
Did she think you were sore from sitting, or from blue balls?

No, she believed me. She knows I read Playboy for the jokes first, the interviews second and the naked ladies third. And she knows I wouldn't whack it in her bathroom, especially when she's in the living room.

My sister knows I'm an idiot. That's why we get along so well.
 
mike311gd said:
D-3 Fan said:
mike311gd said:
I'm surprised they didn't get rid of the freckles and moles. Usually, in my experience, they're much tougher to find in Playboy.

And I'll probably read that issue when I visit my brother-in-law. There's an interview with Ben Stiller.
That excuse (I get Playboy to read the interviews) is sooooooo old!

This is a true story. I was sitting on the toilet, losing weight, at my sister's house, reading my brother-in-law's Playboy. I forget which issue it was, but it had an interview with Matt Damon. I found the interview when I was almost done, but there I stayed, fixated on this interview with Damon. At the time, I was focused on everything Kevin Smith-related, so I wanted to see if he name-dropped Silent Bob or Affleck. I completely lost track of time.

My sister knocked on the door and asked if I was OK. "Yeah," I said. "How long have I been in here?" "About a half-hour," she said.

I was stunned. So I got up, slowly because it hurt, cleaned myself and took the magazine out to the living room to finish the article. It hurt sitting for the rest of that afternoon.

To quote a good friend of mine, "there's not a man alive who hasn't gone in there and started reading and realized he couldn't feel his toes any more."
 
So good to know you cleaned yourself. I would have wondered all forking day.
 
Just in case you don't wanna click through all those photos on the link, No. 8 is the one that'll really put the graphite in the old racket.
 
mike311gd said:
This is a true story. I was sitting on the toilet, losing weight, at my sister's house, reading my brother-in-law's Playboy. I forget which issue it was, but it had an interview with Matt Damon. I found the interview when I was almost done, but there I stayed, fixated on this interview with Damon. At the time, I was focused on everything Kevin Smith-related, so I wanted to see if he name-dropped Silent Bob or Affleck. I completely lost track of time.

My sister knocked on the door and asked if I was OK. "Yeah," I said. "How long have I been in here?" "About a half-hour," she said.

I was stunned. So I got up, slowly because it hurt, cleaned myself and took the magazine out to the living room to finish the article. It hurt sitting for the rest of that afternoon.

WTF, dude

Did you really just post that? And you really thought people would want to hear that story?
 

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