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1 posted on 05/18/2003 10:26:16 PM PDT by Mister Magoo
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To: ValenB4; gcruse; Scenic Sounds
I have decided. It's time for me to have an Extreme Makeover.
2 posted on 05/18/2003 10:28:57 PM PDT by Cathryn Crawford (There are two kinds of people in the world: Idiots, and those who take advantage of them.)
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To: Mister Magoo
"Our Bodies, Our Silicon, Ourselves"

The New York Times, huh? Why am I not suprised?

Silicon is a mineral. Silicone is the material used in plastic surgery. Get it? Silicone - not silicon. Silicon goes into your computer, the other goes into stripper's boobs. Yeesh. For the Journal of Record, they still have a long way to go.
3 posted on 05/18/2003 10:33:41 PM PDT by WorkingClassFilth (Defund NPR, PBS and the LSC.)
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To: Mister Magoo
At the end of each show the subjects invariably greet their post-operative selves in the mirror with the same ecstatic expressions worn by women who won dishwashers 30 years ago on "The Price Is Right."

I'm reminded more of the repulsive "Queen For a Day," myself.

But I wouldn't expect a Times writer to be smart enough to know that show ever existed.

11 posted on 05/18/2003 10:58:55 PM PDT by Timesink
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Yes, the original NYT story does say SILICON instead of the actual stuff used: SILICONE.
12 posted on 05/18/2003 11:21:56 PM PDT by ikka
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Ms. Corder is a hot slice of tuna now....what the hell is Ms. Woodside thinking? She looks like a horny deb in the makeover.
13 posted on 05/19/2003 12:20:40 AM PDT by zarf (Republicans for Sharpton 2004)
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