It happens: You sign up for a magazine subscription (Good Housekeeping, perchance?), and after a couple of months, you're informed that said domestic tome has folded and that instead of getting your money back, you'll be receiving two years' worth of Dirty Housewife (not a tribute to dust-challenged SAHMs).It would seem preposterous that a mixup of that magnitude could ever happen -- except it has, to a bunch of gaming 12-year-olds.
Electronic Gaming Monthly ceased publication in January, but according to a gang of fired-up moms, their sons have been receiving copies of the somewhat racier Maxim in the interim. And it continues to happen even after the parents have complained to the subscription service and requested reading materials that's more Mario Bros., less Megan Fox.
We don't know why, but this story evokes flashbacks of Better Off Dead's Badger, chillin' up in his room, buildin' that rocketship and rockin' those pornos.
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