Word: skins
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...foil Major said he made the finals "by the skin of my teeth," with a 6-6 record in group I. Gene Vastola and Eric Mandelbaum added valuable team points with their victories in groups II and III, but neither made the finals...
...distinction between the pornography of "servants" (blue collar workers) and "employers" (the educated elite) is not as great as Neville would have us believe. When Esquire magazine asked skin book publishers to describe their readership, here were two of the replies...
...only to heart but out to the streets as well? Flynt shook his head with blustery impatience. "I don't publish a magazine for the mentally ill," he replied. The same comment in one of his Hustler editorials would have been worded "retards" rather than "mentally ill." While other skin magazine publishers, such as Bob Guccione of Penthouse or Al Goldstein of Screw, consciously cater to a readership less educated or sophisticated than they, Flynt is probably representative of a Hustler subscriber...
...swelling in his leg, he simply looks in the table of symptoms under the heading "Bones, Joints, Muscles and Extremities." There he finds a listing for swollen leg. It tells him that the problem may be, among other things, phlebitis, a painful swelling often characterized by whitened skin and a prominent vein...
...wiry, intense man with a head like a parchment-covered cannon ball and a passion for skin diving, Ferrer was born in Santurce, P.R., in 1933. In New York City in his early twenties, he supported himself as a drummer with bands in Spanish Harlem. Cuban music, he recalls, gave him "the ability to bring out the tropical, primitive, emotional conditions of one's roots into the open, and to rejoice in their messiness and to be ... proud of their contradictions...