girlie magazine
girlie mag

Although Emily thought she had all the photos, one still found its way into a girlie magazine.

He pulled a girlie magazine from down the side of a battered armchair.

The desk clerk was too busy reading a girlie magazine to even look up.

By the time of the second film, they have achieved some success publishing girlie magazines.

A girlie magazine is passed through so many hands that it appears to risk disintegration.

"The so-called girlie magazines have become more risque," he said.

At some time in the early hours he had been sitting before the radio, listening out on the usual frequency, and reading a girlie magazine.

In 1990, Ash was spending £1.95 a month on girlie magazines.

There were two of Jacko's girlie magazines on the table.

The bathroom she's planning to wallpaper with the pages of muscle car and girlie magazines.

He shuffled up to a newsstand and stood before the rows of girlie magazines.

He snatched the girlie magazine from his comrade's hands and tossed it on the seat.

Joe was looking at the girlie magazine again, but he had started to nod and blink over it in a glassy way.

There was an M- 16 in his lap, and on top of it a girlie magazine opened to the centerfold.

The first man sat on an upright chair tilted back against the wall beside a door marked Private, a girlie magazine open in his hands.

And, if successful, the machines could be retrofit to dispense girlie magazines as well.

Ms. Gordon uncovers a tacky girlie magazine he once edited.

Here, to one side of the door, a man leaned against the wall looking at a tattered girlie magazine, his rifle propped beside him.

"Yeah," the man with the girlie magazine laughed, "every time the two of you met you put him down.

I was already buying the girlie magazines.

But the shop sells cigarettes, bacon and tinned pork, girlie magazines.

Gayle wound up by summarising her thoughts about girlie magazines and their stories again.

"Other boys that I grew up with may have been pinning up pictures from girlie magazines," he said.

"We're not sitting up in the booth watching TV, drinking coffee and reading girlie magazines.

Who had gazed up at him from his adolescent girlie mags.

You probably don't know what vintage girlie mags are going for these days.

I didn't know whether to bring the girlie mags or a wreath.'

Nigel secretly wished that there was the equivalent to a girlie mag for men who wanted to be turned off.

The clusters of pasted up girlie mag photos cut off any view of the late afternoon desert.

Because your father found your girlie mags?"

The collage of auto illustrations, like girlie mags in a barbershop, created instant camaraderie with other men in the reading room.

I brought gifts to assuage that guilt: canned goodies scrounged from the markets on my beat and confiscated girlie mags.

What a relief to remember that there was another Larkin besides the gloomy, sometimes racist librarian with a stash of girlie mags under his mattress.

'They're in a junk shop in Finch Street' 'They've got girlie mags.'

It was during this period that Fass launched the pin-up girlie mags Pic, Buccaneer, Poorboy, and Jaguar.

He'd got his back to me, thank Gawd, so I nips over to the bookstall and has a look at the girlie mags of what they've got a very choice selection.

Stall-holders in the Market Place emerged from their lairs and began taking off the covers they had hastily spread over then-piles of fruit and veg, their sheets and pillow cases, video cassettes and girlie mags.

Puccini's winter crowd scene outside the Cafe Momus becomes a Christmas Eve chorus at St. Mark's Place, with street vendors selling "hats, bats, shoes, booze, mountain bikes, potpourri, leather bags, girlie mags, forty-fives, AZT."