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To: Melas

Sorry, as a chick, those girls look like, girls. No shape whatsoever.


95 posted on 11/06/2005 7:31:33 PM PST by rintense
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To: rintense

That explains it. What men see in women and what women see in other women is never the same thing. Trust me, as a man, these chicks are smokin'. For that matter, you can pretty much bet that any NFL (or pick a sport) cheerleader has been chosen because she has mass appeal to men.


105 posted on 11/06/2005 7:41:21 PM PST by Melas (What!? Read or learn something? Why would anyone do that, when they can just go on being stupid)
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To: rintense
"Sorry, as a chick, those girls look like, girls. No shape whatsoever. "

You're possibly correct, I'll take one for the team and do a closer examination and report back.....

107 posted on 11/06/2005 7:42:56 PM PST by nevergore (“It could be that the purpose of my life is simply to serve as a warning to others.”)
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To: rintense; All
I think this is more of what rintense is referring to....The Glamour girls of the past!!

Like Marilyn....

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Or how about Betty Grable who's legs were insured for a cool million 50+ years ago..

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Or for the younger crowd..I mean the over 40 guys....

Julie Newmar..aka Catwoman!!!

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Men today have been brainwashed by the media on what a figure really is....

The closest I have seen to the Glamour girls of old is Catherine Zeta Jones and maybe...(JLO's curves)

IMHO :)

134 posted on 11/06/2005 8:21:55 PM PST by Repub4bush ((Proud Member of the stick and Water Bucket Brigade) Mark Levin for Kennedy's SCOTUS seat!)
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