“In the Playboy Interview in July, Dr. Drew Pinsky says, ‘Women want to go on dates and that will arouse them. Plan a night, be present or at least pretend to be and allow that to be part of the whole experience of foreplay. The sex will take care of itself.’ Sure, that’s what women want: to spend a night with a guy who’s pretending to be interested so he can get laid. Pinsky also claims women aren’t as ‘sexually charged’ as men. Just because his wife doesn’t want his lame ass doesn’t mean women don’t want sex as much as men.” (Christina W., Ann Arbor, Michigan)“Laura Croft (The Real Laura Croft, July) has the three Bs I look for in a Playmate: Beautiful. Brunette. Barefoot.” (Michael Murphy,
Oconomowoc, Wisconsin)
“With regard to Biff! Blam! Socko! Ka-Pow!, your July article about comic book heroes invading Hollywood, many of the recommended readings are off. Anyone hoping to understand the direction the Marvel movies are taking should read The Ultimates by Mark Millar. Before seeing The Dark Knight, read The Long Halloween by Jeph Loeb. Before seeing The Incredible Hulk, read Planet Hulk.” (Ernie Rueda, Chicago, Illinois)
“Hot Stuff (July) refers to a Ferrari F430 but shows an Aston Martin DBS. Credit where credit is due, please.” (Trevor Candler, Los Angeles)
“While reading Mantrack in the July issue, I had to laugh at the pool table that doubles as a dining table. It reminds me of the Clampett clan using a pool table as a fancy eatin’ table, complete with potholders and ‘passin’ sticks’ (pool cues).” (Mark O’Leary, Cape Coral, Florida)
“As a bartender, I am enjoying your drink series, including The Playboy Bar: Tequila (July). I wanted to share an alternative Tequila Sunrise recipe: first pour the grenadine, then ice, then tequila, then the orange juice. When stirred, the grenadine rises like the sun. As always, quality tequila is the most important ingredient.” (Daniel Anderson, Duluth, Minnesota)
“I’m appalled you give Ninja Gaiden 2 a lower rating than Lego Indiana Jones (‘Games,’ July). How the hell does a kids’ game get a higher rating than an adult game in an adult magazine?” (Mike Hefti, Auburn, Washington)
Senior Editor Scott Alexander responds: “Though I know it’s sacrilege to some, I was bored by Ninja Gaiden 2 after the first few hours. Its difficulty is integral and idiosyncratic to the series but puts it into the realm of the hardcore gamer. We tried to hate the Lego games for their cuteness, but they won us over with their gameplay.”
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