American Curves # 7, Jan/Feb 2004 Number #7 Magazine Back Issue

FEATURED WOMEN
24 TOSCA RENO
32 REBECCA RYANN
100 GRACE RIVIERA
114 BOBBI BILLARD
130 EMILIA NEW YORK
146 TATIANNA BUTLER
REGULARS
6 ON STAFF
10 PUBLISHER'S PAGE
12 EDITOR'S PAGE
14 CONTACT US
16 FEMAIL CURVES
18 SEX FILES
22 HOT STUFF
40 SEX CAA
78 UNBELIEVABLE SEX STORY
80 CURVES AHEAD
81 CYBER SOURCE
82 PLAY TIME
156 CURVES FOCUS
160 MARKETPLACE
ARTICLES
44 GETTING STARTED
50 NIGHT CALLS
72 PICK ME UP
84 LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION
107 CURVES CARTOON
108 LEARNING FROM LESBIANS
124 THE DO'S AND DONT'S OF DATING A STRIPPER

FROM THE PUBLISHER
Guess what? Over the last month we've seen a big jump in subscriptions. Are we pleased? Yes, of course. But what do you think has caused the numbers to climb? Well, seems there are two reasons. One is that more and more of you out there demanding sex with class, and great pix of women who really are in shape, have discovered American Curves. You want what only we give, and you can be sure we're gonna keep on truckin'. The second reason we're having to print more of your fav pages of sexy, seductive sirens is to fill the great need of our boys serving in harms way abroad to save our collective ass! Since we announced our intention to up morale, by shipping copies of American Curves filled with foxy ladies, out to stir hormones in those other fox holes ... our phones have been ringing off the wall. Seems that family and friends of men out there fighting to save freedom have seen the value of shipping a mag or two themselves. They're buying up American Curves like crazy to send to those brave boys in uniform in Afghanistan and Iraq. You know what? That's not such a bad idea. What with us sending copies and you looking after your own, desert life will be a whole lot more bearable. Don't you think?

FOREPLAY EDITORIAL
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Yes, those thanks go out to all you American Curves readers and subscribers: We've just celebrated our first ahnlversary and we're ecstatic about the results of our magazine, which wouldn't be possible without YOUR help and support. I've said it before and I'll say it again, we at American Curves do our very best to bring you the most exciting, sexy mag out there. Have we succeeded?Yes! The letters, e-mails and phone calls all point to that direction and to bright future American Curves has and the potential it carries. One of the other key factors for our success has been the fact that we listen to you. That's right! In the past you've voiced your opinions and let us know what you do and don't want to see, and we feel we've accomplished that goal and will continue to do so bringing you bigger and better for 2004. Before we get ahead of ourselves though, may I remind you of what this great issue has in store. The ladies of lace await your arrival on page 50. See why no one does lingerie the way we do. On page 44 learn the tips and tricks of getting the night started. It's not always where you end up, but sometimes how you start things off. We also take a lesson from our lesbian friends on page 108 in order to find out what makes women tick? Of course as always, the women in this issue will tantalize and seduce you, just check them out for yourself. One thing you may have noticed is our magazine is thinner. Now. that doesn't mean we're selling our readers short, noooooo sireeee ... in fact we're just condensing more articles and girls into the magazine for your enjoyment. Remember, good things come in small packages! Anyway, enjoy the magazine and on behalf c' all the staff here at American Curves, best wishes for the Holidays and New Year!

• Covergirl Christina Linehan Photographed by Rob Sims (Not Nude)
• How To Close The Deal On A Hot Chick
• Lights, Camera, Action! Hollywood Curves At Their Tastiest
• Dating A Stripper... (The Truth About Dirty Dancing)
• The Women Of Lingerie (22 Hot Pages!)

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