The "Urbane Sophisticated Man"... and Woman?

[Alfred Urrutia]

--- Mark Tomlonson <tomlonson@wmich.edu> wrote:

> I think the audience is still the urbane, sophisticated reader, the 
> opposite of the "quarter-educated" crowd Dan mentioned. As Steve pointed 
> out later in his post, this audience now includes women.
> 
> I was pondering this very question at a stoplight yesterday. Is there 
> anything today that is urbane? Is intellectual discussion prized? Or are 
> we content with talk-radio style rantings?
> 
> If we can define modern urbane then I think we've found the place 
> Playboy ought to go.
> 

Exactly.  Until Playboy figures out that definition as it stands today *and*
decides whether that's still a target they can make no moves.




Alfred.

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Alfred Urrutia                     rampagingsloth@yahoo.com

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