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9 comments:
I could'nt agree more.
R.G.
I agree. At work, I'm constantly seeing tattoos on body parts that I shouldn't be able to see in the first place. There's nothing sexy about it.
Jane Russell was the type of woman Carol Burnett would look at and say...
(Poor deformed creature) :)
ahhh yes BB. and the kind of woman that whets the appitite of the deformed minds of men too.
There are many beautiful women out there and you just dont see to many without all sorts of piercings and tats like someone else said..
Cant think of where i have seen this beautiful creature from but
Jane Russel? She was big in films of the 40s and 50s. Maybe best known in the Howard Hughes film "The Outlaw"
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0036241/trivia?tr0691283
Women Actually had more Dignity Back then and were not Treated quite so much like Sex Objects by the Film Industry.
Note: Jane Russell passed away today at the age of 89...RIP
This link is to an interview she gave the CBC back in 1966.
http://archives.cbc.ca/arts_entertainment/film/clips/16932/
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