Larry Flynt is small potatoes these days. His visit to Seattle came with nary a mention, aside from the Daily Weekly blog, which reports that he arrived at Boeing Field yesterday to meet with law students at Seattle University. His visit was sponsored by the American Civil Liberties Union, which wanted to give law students a chance to learn more about the First Amendment. Flynt rolled up in a gold wheelchair, sporting bad red hair dye. And one student, awe-struck, called him a "living legend." In the end though, the Daily Weekly says he's a worthy source of inspiration, writing: "If sex doesn’t suffer the same censorship as it did in the eighties, free speech may still need protection in a country where for years after the September 11 attacks, journalists and opinion makers who questioned the evidence leading us into war were branded disloyal and unpatriotic."