Is it just me, or does the chick on the cover of Decembers PGJ look like a Transvestite?

Not trying to be overly critical, but I think this says a lot for the quality of the magazine recently... IMHO

I didn't get one, but I'm curious, I submitted some pictures that were supposed to be used in the calendar but never heard anything about them, what machines did they use for the calendar?

So, you like trannys Terrence? And Adam is curious too?  

I prefer manual but due to practicality I now have automatic with a V6.

Don't know why, but I keep thinking of Eddy Murphy...

Just look for veiny hands. Learned that one when I was younger to prevent any mishaps while drunk in a club. Want to avoid  the famous Corey and Trevor move from Trailer Park Boys.

PS- Do not assume that all trannys resemble ugly women.  Ugly women most closely resemble ugly women. Most trannys resemble men dressed as pretty women.

Which designer did you submit pictures for? (i.e. this years is based on designers - which is cool)

No I don't like Trannies, but I used to live at Jarvis & Gerard area when I was going to school... and there was a Tranny that use to walk to the Carlton Subway stop - that looked just like this picture... hhhhuuuhhhgggg!!@#!!....  But he had stuble and the boobs were quite a bit smaller.

No offense to anyone who may know a transexual.... It's just that there can be good looking and bad looking people anywhere!  This picture would be of the bad looking sort IMHO.

Anyone find her attractive?

Surely Terrence, there must be more to the story of you taking close notice of this transgendered person...

Ummm what the f*** are you guys debating?

It's not a real person....
so essentially you are railing on some artist's concept...
hmm interesting...

And even if it were a real women who the hell are you guys to comment on someones looks...

I've had a few drinks, but I still don't think I have enough Tuborg's in the fridge to find her (Pingame's pinup) attractive:

Quoted from b1buwg97

Ummm what the f*** are you guys debating?

It's not a real person....
so essentially you are railing on some artist's concept...
hmm interesting...

And even if it were a real women who the hell are you guys to comment on someones looks...

Point taken.... I just found the picture odd for a cover.

On another note:  It looks as though the artist goofed on the girl.  It looks as though she was intended to sit on the pinball machine, but the angles got messed up, so she's now (kind of -in a non gravitational way) leaning up against the machine.... but why is the plunger way down there?  I guess to place some object in her hand.

Again, I just find the entire piece odd.

Quoted from wbradley

Surely Terrence, there must be more to the story of you taking close notice of this transgendered person...

Yeah, the dress with hairy legs and full stuble and bad wig caught my and everyone else's attention.  But I'm sure she was a nice person.

Teehee Mr Glover,

When i first started lurking here i saw your name, and for a second figured it was TG Lover....

This subject line is making me wonder if i was right!?


lol

Quoted from axe

Teehee Mr Glover,

When i first started lurking here i saw your name, and for a second figured it was TG Lover....

This subject line is making me wonder if i was right!?


lol

Now that put a smile on my face this morning!  

Quoted from TGlover

Which designer did you submit pictures for? (i.e. this years is based on designers - which is cool)

No I don't like Trannies, but I used to live at Jarvis & Gerard area when I was going to school... and there was a Tranny that use to walk to the Carlton Subway stop - that looked just like this picture... hhhhuuuhhhgggg!!@#!!....  But he had stuble and the boobs were quite a bit smaller.

No offense to anyone who may know a transexual.... It's just that there can be good looking and bad looking people anywhere!  This picture would be of the bad looking sort IMHO.

Anyone find her attractive?

I submitted pictures of Paragon, No Fear and Congo.

The Paragon picture was from the right waterfall lane, the No Fear picture was of the skull and the Congo picture was of the double A-M-Y vuk kicker.

Quoted from axe

Teehee Mr Glover,

When i first started lurking here i saw your name, and for a second figured it was TG Lover....

This subject line is making me wonder if i was right!?


lol

Laugh ... As open minded as I am (after lining in that part of toronto you can't help but become open minded), I unfortunately do not swing that way.  But God love those who have the courage to do so....  My point was on the artwork, not the politics of being Transgender.  

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Teehee Mr Glover,

When i first started lurking here i saw your name, and for a second figured it was TG Lover....

This subject line is making me wonder if i was right!?


lol

Geeze Dave, now I have to go home for lunch to change my shorts!    

I think the cover is a lame attempt to "re-use" the girl on the head of the Breakshot machine:

My wife wont let me own machines with pics like that, darn.

Quoted from TGlover

I unfortunately do not swing that way.  But God love those who have the courage to do so....

I wouldn't use the word "unfortunately" in that context  

Duane

Quoted from tinyrodent

I think the cover is a lame attempt to "re-use" the girl on the head of the Breakshot machine:

good call

Quoted from TGlover

Yeah, the dress with hairy legs and full stuble and bad wig caught my and everyone else's attention.  But I'm sure she was a nice person.

I think I remember seeing 'her' a couple times around the Eaton Centre. She/he was clearly a man in a dress though. Weird.

When I worked close to King/River, downtown Toronto, I remember there was another 'woman' that paraded around, singing and waving 'her' arms around in the middle of the street in women's clothing with bright red lipstick smeared everywhere. There were a few crackheads in the area.  

Kevin, did you get her phone number??

I remember seeing one a year or 2 ago on King St W of Yonge at Second Cup during office hours. Not my cup of tea.

Quoted from tinyrodent

I think the cover is a lame attempt to "re-use" the girl on the head of the Breakshot machine:

It's the same artist. Stan Fukuoka did the artwork for Breakshot, Kingpin and Big Bang Bar. He's also the artist that did the cover for the PGJ this month. Look on the cover near the "lady's" left elbow.

Quoted from cooke

It's the same artist. Stan Fukuoka did the artwork for Breakshot, Kingpin and Big Bang Bar. He's also the artist that did the cover for the PGJ this month. Look on the cover near the "lady's" left elbow.

I always loved Stan's art. Too bad he is no longer directly involved with a pin company... damn shame... he brought a different fresh style to pinball...