Posted on 07/04/2017 8:20:06 AM PDT by EdnaMode
I’m just here for the pictures.
I looked. They ain’t as YUGE as she would have you believe. So, yeah, maybe some acting skills are missing.
Liberals sure like to celebrate interesting things. This gal thinks we should celebrate her boobs. A gay student at the university where I worked thought we should all celebrate his lifestyle.
I think I’ll just celebrate the 4th of July today.
Exactly. She’s eye candy for sure but what about acting ability.
Sounds a bit contrived to generate buzz.
You’ll be terribly disappointed.
IIII'm too sexy for your movie....
Must be something else wrong. From the pic, it looks like she’s a bit less than “well endowed.”
Went lookin’. Din’t see much. Thought I was goin’ to see the new Dolly Parton.
Disappointed.
She’s hotttt, but probably can’t act worth a damn. Of course, that does not stop plenty of models from making the transition to “acting” — but the range of roles is awfully limited and limiting.
Why doesn’t she start from “the bottom” working hard for years in local theater.... oh, because every hot model expects that she should be made a Hollyweird star the moment she expresses interest????
This whole thread is a bust.
So did I...There are plenty of actresses with bigger....
Im just here for the pictures.
At your service
"...society asks us to declare and defend our motivations, which makes us second-guess them, all while men do what they please without question.
Out of farthest-range radio contact with reality. Lives in alternative universe.
“all while men do what they please without question.
Another feminist twit.
Shes got itty bitty titties. They are not big at all.
I think I'm using the word "ironic" properly when I point out that she was in a music video for a song about objectification of women.
Our society tells women we cant be, say, sexy and confident and opinionated about politics, she wrote in an essay for Glamour. This would allow us too much power. Instead our society asks us to declare and defend our motivations, which makes us second-guess them, all while men do what they please without question.
What the heck is she trying to say? Who tells women not to be opinionated; who is this “society” she claims is holding her back from expressing herself? Who exactly is preventing her from doing what she wants to do, which she claims men do without question? What kind of thought process does she have to come up with this stuff??
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