<VV> Swimsuit Issue of Communique

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The difference in a good and a bad "swimsuit" issue is whether it's 
classy, or just merely trashy. When it concerns that "infamous" past 
issue of the CC, it was an issue that fell short of being classy. It was 
meant merely as an "april fools" issue, and IMHO wasn't pulled off very 
well. That and the fact that the CC is NOT a pulp magazine nor a pinup 
calander is why it was roundly panned.

As far as Hooters goes, I've been in at least one Hooters (in Columbus) 
and MHO is that it is NOT a "family" restaurant, no matter what it's 
billed as. I feel that there's simply an air of cheap tackyness to it. 
At least Hugh Heffner knew how to pull off classy, and Hooters is not 
classy. The decor and furnishings are tacky. Heck, even the menu isn't 
anything to brag about. Cheezy is the best way to describe it. But I 
will say that the waitresses are pretty, it's only salvation.

-Mark

David V. Clamp wrote:

>A good place to recruit models would be your local Hooters restaurant. It
>is, after all, a family restaurant.
>
>David V Clamp