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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think there is a difference in that High Heffner was very open about his debauchery and deviance. He started playboy in 1953, his house was called the playboy mansion. He dressed in dressing gowns. Anyone going to his place knew what they were getting into.

Sean on the other hand pretended to be one person and all the debauchery and deviance was behind closed doors and hidden from the character he played in public. [/quote]
No, his debauchery and deviance were considered rather vanilla at the time. He got a pass. It was not until his later years that the stories were revealed. [/quote]

I had a friend who regularly attended these parties. She never really talked about them too much other than that it was chill, the food and drinks were good and that the grotto was fun.

One day she asked me if I wanted to go, and I said sure. I was new to town and I thought what’s not to like free food, drinks and a nice pool.

Anyway as we were getting ready, her date calls to say they were able to get me on the list as the date of some famous actor.

So she puts me on the phone because he has to talk to me about something. He couldn’t tell me who my date was but that he was a famous actor and he wanted to make sure I knew I was under no obligation to have sex with him unless I wanted to.

He couldn’t see my eyes bug out of my head, but I think my silence, followed by UH WHAT? was enough to get my invite rescinded because he called back about 30 mins later to let my friend know that the famous actor had decided to invite someone else.

I never made it to the mansion, so can’t say I personally know what went on in a Playboy party, but I do know you had to be invited and if you weren’t okay with giving it up for a cool pool and some free drinks you likely wouldn’t make the cut. 
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Reminds me of this article in Vanity Fair, all these actors hanging out, waiting for action. Very seedy but much worse went on than described here. You dodged a bullet.

https://archive.vanityfair.com/article/2001/3/hugh-hefners-roaring-70s[/quote]

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