Dirty Old Man’ Interviews Suicide Girls Founder

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Who knew behind the grizzled, embattled facade of George Parker lay a man of intelligence, eloquence and insight? Well, we always did but for those who are new to George and his expletive-laden blog, AdScam, it might come as a surprise the man knows exactly what he’s talking about when it comes to advertising having done it since the days of Mad Men.

For a recent PSFK Conference in LA, the self described “archetypal dirty old man” interviewed Suicide Girls Founder Missy (who apparently has no last name) talks about the community she started back in 2001 as an experimental art project as a way to give girls a place to express themselves. It’s actually a nicely insightful look into something that’s a whole lot more than a site full of hot women.

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