And the WINNER, once again is Raul P.!*
Here's his sassy, sexy, dare we say "salacious" Persons Blogazine cover for June and July of 2025!
Here's his sassy, sexy, dare we say "salacious" Persons Blogazine cover for June and July of 2025!
*Raul tells us that he's no longer using his surname, "Pudd" as he's been informed by various media outlets that it will be blurred or bleeped or otherwise censored if not outright redacted. We here at Persons Blogazine have no problems with Pudd! Whether it's a surname, a Yiddish (adjacent) slang-term, British slang for dessert or an actual man-sack.***
Raul also tells us he's considering dropping the "P" altogether as he wants a sort of Limahl thing happening. Raul, do we dare ask: is this a soft launch for a new career venture in crooning? Don't be shy Mr. P.!
-The Editors
Raul also tells us he's considering dropping the "P" altogether as he wants a sort of Limahl thing happening. Raul, do we dare ask: is this a soft launch for a new career venture in crooning? Don't be shy Mr. P.!
-The Editors
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FOOTNOTE-ICAL ADDENDUMS:
**We at Persons Bloagazine recently received a "cease and desist" letter from a certain publication informing us that "Sexiest Stud Alive" was too close to a certain famous phrase from a certain famous annual edition of said publication. We heretofore and herewithwherewithall claim all rights to the proprietary phrase: Most Erotic Male Extant (or MeMe (not to be confused with the generic term: meme).
***We also have no problem with the bubble gum comic character "Pud" from Fleer Funnies, makers of Dubble Bubble bubble gum!
FOOTNOTE-ICAL ADDENDUMS:
**We at Persons Bloagazine recently received a "cease and desist" letter from a certain publication informing us that "Sexiest Stud Alive" was too close to a certain famous phrase from a certain famous annual edition of said publication. We heretofore and herewithwherewithall claim all rights to the proprietary phrase: Most Erotic Male Extant (or MeMe (not to be confused with the generic term: meme).
***We also have no problem with the bubble gum comic character "Pud" from Fleer Funnies, makers of Dubble Bubble bubble gum!
On second thought...maybe we do have a problem. Who thought it was a good idea to refer to boy child as "Pud"? Or is it pronounced "Pood" as in "Puddin'"? We want answers! Watch for a Persons Blogazine Investigates piece in an upcoming issue!