Description
Contents: The Bartender Mystique (What is it about these rail workers that has women falling all over themand guys pouring out their lives of woe. Author Mark Christensen delves deep into the persona of the man behind the bar, and has a few drinks at our expense), Jackie McQuerry (A restless, roving spirit warms to the prospect of a roaring blaze, a tumbler of cognac and a hot-blooded man to keep her company), A Conversation With The Cast of Fridays (Nine nutcases from the land of late-night television inflict their strange brand of humor on an unsuspecting public and makes Friday nights OK to stay home again. Roving Editor Jan Golab tries to make sense out of all the nonsense), Anarchy House (Madness abounds on a Big Ten campus as two lunatics make chaos and confusion a political reality. Writer Michael Baron reports on the irrevocable damage wrought by the Pail & Shovel Party), A Free Bonus 1981 Calendar Datebook Features – Sabinne Schmidt (A German glamour girl takes out insurance), Carnal Apathy (Are your passions and desires fading fast? Find out why), Objects D’Xmas (Intimate gifts to liven up those dreary December evenings), LSD Revival (A new generation takes the acid test as psychedelia makes a comeback), The Oui Sex Survey: French vs. American Sex (Who’s on top?), Small Talk: Beverly D’Angelo (The Honky Tonk Freeway star talks about boys), Money: The Line On Credit Cards (Acquiring the power of plastic), Nukes (Could Three Mile Island happen in your backyard next time around?), A Tale Of Two Sisters (Twins make a case for double vision), Mimbo Dey (Flirting with palm wine in the black heart of deepened Africa) Departments – We (Worthy wordsmiths, illustrious illustrators), Mail (Dave Parker hits home), Dr. Oui (The eyes have it), Openers (Ska rocks steady), Speak Easy (Psychic lovers and other tales), Speak Easy Letters (Readers speak back), Who (Self-portrait in a bathtub), What (Coffee drinks), Where (The great American truckstop)
Issue: December 1980
Condition: Very Good