I fondly remember the joy I had on the days the new Sears Catalogs were delivered.
Tom
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Sears Catalogs Helped Generations Grow Up
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That and National Geographic.
LIFE Magazine was another.
Ahoey
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Don’t know about the USA but here in Canada we also had Eaton’s catalog, just as thick.
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At least the woman on the right knows how to wear a garter!
I dunno about growing up, but it helped me grow out! 
Anyone remember the personal massagers lol.
Anyone remember the personal massagers lol.
MidnightSwinger
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Im glad I grew up in the 90’s, we had the Vitoria secret catalog, and mom bought us the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition every year. Thanks mom!
My first experience was sneakin the playboys out at my childhood friend's house when his parents were gone. Probably 68 or 69. Good memories. lol
Dartsun
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I’d have a hard time looking at ladies with dyke hair and granny panties.
My friend's dad had every single edition of Playboy magazine right back to number 1. All on basement shelves.
I haven't seen one in years. I know they stopped total nudity for a bit after Hef's daughter took it over. Is it still that way?
Haven't seen one for years either.
lemondana
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Dyke hair was attractive before they became dykes
Kernel Sanders
eating chicken wings and drinking beer
The last one (Playboy) I saw (and still have) is November 2009 Collectors edition with Marge Simpson center 
The first one with Marilyn Monroe is worth a lot of money
Plus uncut bush
I just went down to my friends, his dad had the real deal magazines, the nasty ones.
Ahoey
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Penthouse or those underground ones.
both.
What about the Sears Catalog?
Tom
Tom
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The Sporting Goods section. The surplus M-1 Carbines for $49.
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