Playboy Magazine, October 2005
Aug. 3, 2023 in PlayBoy 2000s by Wyatt Earp
The October 2005 issue of Playboy Magazine presents a captivating array of articles, interviews, and pictorials, designed to entertain and inform.
"Ernest Goes to College" by Richard Morgan sheds light on the changing atmosphere of college life, highlighting the declining trend of wild parties and student rebelliousness. For video game enthusiasts, "For Love of the Game" brings you the latest gaming news, along with trading cards featuring the sexiest video game characters. Mark Winegardner's "NASCAR Crash Course" narrates the immersive experience of a group of friends at the Talladega Superspeedway, discovering the captivating world of NASCAR.
"College Sex 101" offers candid insights from 101 college girls about their sexual preferences, fantasies, and bedroom secrets, guaranteed to peak your curiosity. The fiction section presents "Statehood" by Kevin A. González, the winner of Playboy's College Fiction Contest, narrating a moving coming-of-age story.
In the Playboy Forum, Moisés Naím’s "A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" delves into the influence of the World Bank on underdeveloped nations and examines the implications of Paul Wolfowitz’s leadership.
The 20Q section features an intimate conversation with the Prince of Darkness, Ozzy Osbourne, while the Interview section engages the comic legend George Carlin, who shares personal and professional experiences from his long-standing career.
In the pictorials, Fiona Horne in "Spellbinder" will mesmerize you with her enchanting blend of witchcraft and natural beauty. "Playmate: Amanda Paige", a University of Virginia sociology major, is set to raise the temperature with her provocative photoshoot. "Girls of the PAC 10" features stunning student models abandoning their books, clothes, and inhibitions for a daring pictorial.
