Just shaving the brows produces a very weird effect. Reminds me of Satan in The Passion of the Christ.
Posted on 09/27/2009 3:47:38 PM PDT by machogirl
Photo of Obama and Spain's First Children Causes a Stir September 25, 2009 04:53 PM ET | Paul Bedard, Alex Kingsbury | Permanent Link | Print
By Alex Kingsbury, Washington Whispers
Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero was in for a rude shock if he thought the same privacy conventions that shield the children of public figures in his home country would extend to the United States. Zapatero brought his wife and two daughters along on his trip to New York for the opening session of the United Nations General Assembly, and on Wednesday he and his family posed for a photograph with President Obama at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The photo caused a huge stir in Spain because the public had never before seen an image of its leader's children, ages 13 and 16, who appeared in the photograph sporting slightly gothic attire.
The photo, credited in the Spanish press to White House photog Lawrence Jackson, was posted on the State Department Flickr site, according to sources. Conservative news outlets in Spain prominently featured the photograph of the Socialist leader's family—with the faces slightly pixilated to comply with the country's aforementioned privacy laws concerning minors—in their papers and on their websites. The conservative El Mundo newspaper put the photograph on Page A1. The liberal El Pais, meanwhile, ran a detailed explainer about why it was not publishing the offending image.
After a request by the Spanish government, the White House removed the photograph from the State Department website. But it was too late. Many Spanish in-boxes today were flooded with a series of E-mails with the photograph—obviously altered—depicting the two teens as members of the Addams Family, the band KISS , and J. R. R. Tolkien's troll-like Orcs.
Looks real.
Just shaving the brows produces a very weird effect. Reminds me of Satan in The Passion of the Christ.
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Yeah, I think so too. He plays a creepy bad guy.
Will cactus flowers do? ;P
Mojitojoe,...you are on a roll tonight! Way to go! Thanks for being soooooo creative! You are appreciated.
That woman defiantly gave me the creeps. I saw a pic of her with all her hair....a really beautiful woman.
I remember that seen from Caddyshack. That guy must be one of those few people that can almost pop out their eyeballs.
Michelle looks fan-fan-fantastic from the chin up! she looks younger here.
Amazing that a little bit of black lipstick and eye paint can transform her into a beauty. The hairstyle works also.
Good grief! WHY are they dressed like that??? They look HORRIBLE. At first I thought maybe they were Muslim-adoptees or something... GawdAlmighty! WHY would anybody appear in public looking like that, and WHY especially would “heads of state” allow their “children” to look so GHOULISH??? Not only disgusting, but distressing, to realize that people the world over have so little common sense and such HORRENDOUS TASTE!
ROTFLMAO!!!
He doesn’t seem to care for us “whiteys”.
My best friend in high school was a HUGE Dark Shadows fan . . ..
(did you see the maggot? it was very quick.)
Catchy little tune.
On the dead horse/mules head?
One of the new Wonders of the World.
Big deal. The Infanta Elena: Duchess of Lugo, Infanta Cristina: Duchess of Palma de Mallorca, and Felipe: Prince of Asturias are all in their early 40s, they can appear with anyone they choose.
Have you purchased anything online from Sephora? If so, are the colors pretty accurate? There is only one in my town (just looked it up - wasn't sure there were any), but it's really difficult to find a child-free hour to spend in a store on makeup.
Online always seems like an iffy proposition for makeup, though.
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....a picture, says a thousand words...
and this; is (delightfully) short / concise
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