My Best Pick-up Line Is "my Name

I Guess I'm The Most Successful Man I Know. I Wouldn't Trade Places With Anybody In The World.

There's Always Been A Little Bit Of The Crusader In Me, And You Need Dragons To Slay, Without The Conflict And The Controversy I Think That What I Managed To Do Less, And I Take A Great Deal Of Pride In The Accomplishment.

After World War All We Got Was A Lot Of Conformity, And Conservatism And When I Was In College At The University Of Illinois The Skirt Lengths Dropped Instead Of Going Up As They Had During The Roaring Twenties And I Knew That Was A Very Bad Sign, And It Is Symbolic And Reflective Of A Very Repressive Time, And Some Of That Was Laid The Feet Of The Cold War.

I Was Raised In A Truly Typical Midwestern Home With A Lot Of Repression. My Life, And The Creation Of Playboy, Were A Response To That Repression.

I'm Very Comfortable With The Nature Of Life And Death, And That We Come To An End. What's Most Difficult To Imagine Is That Those Dreams And Early Yearnings And Desires Of Childhood And Adolescence Will Also Disappear. But Who Knows? Maybe You Become Part Of The Eternal Whatever.