Illuminati-R-Us

Oh well done!

This is the best tweet about it so far!

ETA:

Heid the Ba wrote:Oh well done!

Not my image, but it is very good indeed. It's also posted here as a link to the BBC news story about it.

And the choice of Razzle is perfect. For those outwith the UK and post-internet, Razzle was (is?) a particularly low rent British magazine which rather than posing well groomed and made up women in boudoirs tended to feature slappers sitting on bulldozers or bent over "Welcome to Milton Keynes" roadsigns. Or so I have heard.

Heid the Ba wrote:And the choice of Razzle is perfect. For those outwith the UK and post-internet, Razzle was (is?) a particularly low rent British magazine which rather than posing well groomed and made up women in boudoirs tended to feature slappers sitting on bulldozers or bent over "Welcome to Milton Keynes" roadsigns. Or so I have heard.

I like the way you're pretending not to know if it still exists or not.

I have the internet these days . . .

And the internet says...... it is still a thing!

(Link is work safe, to wikipedia)

It seems your description of it is spot on. Sounds like the kind of classic porny mag that was often found in hedges or bushes.

From the wikipedia article, this amused me:

"The razzle stack is the way ladies were stacked four high, normally with a pint of Guinness rested to the side."

I don't remember the pint of Guinness but I do remember stacks and Razzle romps. It was indeed the sort of mag that would turn up in lay-bys and builders yards, which was appropriate since those are the sort of places most of the photo shoots took place.