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From: Mark Tomlonson
Date: Fri, 12 Dec 2003 12:18:18 -0500
Subject: [PML1] CC: Deborah Driggs

In Deborah Driggs' centerfold (March 1990) we may have said something to 
offend her. Quick! Make it right before she leaves! Or regret it forever.

I'm sure I'm straying into stereotypes here (with luck, they're positive 
ones) but this centerfold has always seemed to have a Latin feel to it. 
Some of it is Deborah's complexion and the heavy emphasis on deep, full 
reds and blacks. Most of it is the look in Deborah's eyes. They seem 
full of fire. Some of it's anger (or so it seems to me) but there is 
also the passion that is not normally associated with women whose 
ancestors are from colder climes.

The heavy contortion in her pose surprisingly avoids the 
"Playmate-from-the-skylight" look so common recently. Maybe because 
there's more reality to this pose, as if Deborah selected it herself.

It's also surprising that a pin-up where the model seems so pissed and 
so close to leaving can still be so erotic. Possibly because Deborah 
also seems hurt that our encounter seems to have run astray. The erotic 
sense lies in the prospect of make-up sex, which according to George 
Costanza, is among the best in the world.

Photographer: Richard Fegley

Scoring:
Pin-up: 2.0
Erotic: 3.0
Artistic: 3.0

Overall: 2.5 out of 4.0

Cyber Club Portfolio Photo I like better than the Centerfold: # 12

http://cyber.playboy.com/members/playmates/files/1990/03/centerfold.html
http://cyber.playboy.com/members/playmates/files/1990/03/12-lrg.html

Update:

George Costanza is of course the character from "Seinfeld". IIRC the 
only sex better than make-up sex, according to George, is conjugal sex, 
because she can't follow you home.

Mark Tomlonson
Kalamazoo MI