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Posted on 05/10/2005 3:36:53 PM PDT by Panerai
SHe's a sexy woman IMO and dresses accordingly as she could with her fit and good looking figure.
She pulled it off well, and I liked her outfit for what she was doing.
Keep in mind, she's an entertainer, that's the bottom line.
I dunno -- that's a rude opinion, not a diagnosis -- but she's way to skinny for my money and I wish she'd been taught that ladies aught never cross their legs above their ankles!
"EWWW...that is scrawny old lady...and look at the panty hose line at the top of the miniskirt pleat...EWWW.... " by paulat
Are you nuts? Exactly how long have you had your serious vision problem?
WOW! She sure changed for the better since her teen years
Just thinking about Christopher Walken as the Continental makes me laugh. He should have at least one skit a week just to make SNL worth watching!!!
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sorry Ann, bad outfit for this venue--take it to the nightclub--even then, you may be a tad too old...
You are so, so wrong.
I did watch the show and recorded it.
Here's a couple of little shorts from the appearance.
HI paulat.
I was searching for some pictures that some freeper female with exqusite taste had posted of some beautiful and classy dresses and shoes that would look great on Ann.
When I saw your post I just had to stop and say, I agree with you completely. Showing up in such a tiny "dress" isn't becoming at all.
Also, that most certainly is a panty hose line.
Sorry you got bashed. I see you even got the "you must be a liberal fat chick" line from one of the charming men here. But you got him back pretty good.
I was looking for those pictures, because I am having the same sort of discussion about Ann on another thread.
Tammy
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