"The researcher said the "Mona Lisa's" smile was originally slightly wider than it appears today, and, in fact, so was her entire face."
What's Italian for "butterface?"
1 posted on
10/18/2007 7:45:53 AM PDT by
Goodness
To: Goodness
2 posted on
10/18/2007 7:48:28 AM PDT by
BenLurkin
To: Goodness
3 posted on
10/18/2007 7:48:44 AM PDT by
dawn53
To: Goodness
Buttafuoco?....
4 posted on
10/18/2007 7:49:03 AM PDT by
Red Badger
( We don't have science, but we have consensus.......)
To: Goodness; Constitution Day; mikrofon; Charles Henrickson
To: Goodness
What happened to her eyebrows and eyelashesalopecia areata
12 posted on
10/18/2007 8:10:59 AM PDT by
mjp
(Live & let live. I don't want to live in Mexico, Marxico, or Muslimico. Statism & high taxes suck)
To: Goodness
She tried to start the charcoal with gasoline.
13 posted on
10/18/2007 8:12:21 AM PDT by
DManA
A lot of Renaissance paintings show people with no eyelashes. I've wondered why for many years.
I thought it might have been the 'style' to imitate redheads, who often have very pale brows and lashes.
14 posted on
10/18/2007 8:13:42 AM PDT by
syriacus
(Christians are told to forgive others. Leftists THRIVE on bearing grudges at home and abroad.)
To: Goodness
To: Goodness
What happened to her eyebrows and eyelashes
New Bic lighter.
18 posted on
10/18/2007 9:16:08 AM PDT by
Thrownatbirth
(.....when the sidewalks are safe for the little guy.)
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