Unlike today, there was a dearth of porn in 1970s England. You just simply had to make do. Especially if you were under 18. There was the Page 3 of The Sun, with its topless beauty (but my mum in her never-ending pursuit of poshness only had The Daily Express delivered); there were the Carry On films and Benny Hill, but I wasn’t allowed to watch them until I was about 15 (and by then they weren’t interesting); and the newsagents always carried “men’s mags,” such as Knave, Rustler, and Men Only. But they were on the top shelf, and you couldn’t usually get near them for all of the teenage boys casually leafing through Woman’s World, Good Housekeeping, and Popular Mechanics, which, funnily enough, were on the next shelf down.
Occasionally, there was the golden find, such as the Penthouse I found under a draw liner in a hotel in Blackpool. Or the magazine that Pisser Parish nicked from his older brother and hid in a hole in the bottom of the fence that belonged to our rugby teacher, Arse-Picker Hornsby. But the rain quickly took care of that.
Dee Mirales
This has to be a coming of age movie… seriously!!!
Dee Morales
This has to be a coming of age movie!!!