I was out boating today and saw this and couldn't stop laughing thinking its gotta be someone from GFY. One of the friends I was with said its actually one of Larry Flynts houses.
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Originally posted by Mutt how did Al Goldstein make enough $$$ to afford that house?
i've never bought a SCREW magazine and I doubt nobody I know has ever bought it.
Mutt - Al Goldstein had a cable access show in NY, owned bookstores and being an old school porner has pieces of a lot of porn companies....Yuo don't get that rich just off publishing magazines- however SCREW in it's heyday had a circulation much bigger than a RAZOR magazine or STUFF.
Originally posted by Zebra That is Al Goldstein's house. He owns Screw magazine.
Ding Ding
Correct!
Any SoFloridian would have known that, seeing it plasterd all over the news for weeks when he first put it up top snub his snooty neighbors.
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PUBLISHER HAS GESTURE FOR HIS NEIGHBORS
Thursday April 23 5:36 PM EDT
POMPANO BEACH, Fla. (Reuters) - Al Goldstein, owner of the New York cable
access channel "Midnight Blue" and publisher of the adult magazine "Screw,"
has erected a statue in his yard that has given some of his neighbors pause.
Workers this week unloaded a large white statue of a human hand with its
third finger extended and placed it in the yard of "La Casa de Al," his
waterfront home in this Fort Lauderdale suburb.
The statue was used as a prop in an episode of the ABC television situation
comedy "Spin City" that had not yet been aired.
Some neighbors groused about the statue. "I don't think anybody's going to
be too appreciative," one sniffed.
But tourists liked it.
"I love it. I wish I could box it up and send it to the IRS," said Mark
Jamison, visiting from New York, adding that he had a high tax bill this
year.
A Goldstein spokesman said Thursday he planned to move the statue to his
back yard, where it would be seen by boaters on Florida's Intracoastal
Waterway, and to paint it the color of human skin.
I haven't seen a Screw in quite a while. I wish it was more common to find on the west coast. Damn funny magazine although some of my favorite writers are not there any more. They were really supportive of Blue Blood back in the day too.
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