Saturday, October 21, 2006
She’s a Full House Hottie
Remember this chick Lori Loughlin from Full House? She's smoking! Here's she at some Target sponsored party on October 19th.
Friday, October 20, 2006
Ali G Talks To Old Dudes About Science
A classic Ali G episode where he asks a bunch of “geezers” about technology including a hilarious convo on toilets.
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Borat Angers Historic Museum Workers
Borat rocks. See the complete episode here. It's a riot!
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Alyssa Milano Can Be My Boss
Alyssa Milano still looks good after all these years.
Monday, October 16, 2006
Bra on Car Antenna Causes Accident
A teenager who put her bra on a car antenna before it flew off and led to a highway accident will be charged with littering, a prosecutor said.
Emily Davis, 17, of Bowling Green, told investigators she took her bra off while her friend was driving on Interstate 75.
James Campbell, who was driving behind the girls, said he swerved to avoid the bra and his car flipped several times. Campbell, 37, broke a vertebra in his neck during the Sept. 26 accident. His passenger, Jeff Long, 40, broke several ribs.
MSNBC
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Scarlett Johansson is Hot
Scarlett Johansson in Esquire mag. She's pretty hot, but she should dump her boyfriend.
Wednesday, October 04, 2006
Ban on Skeletal Models - Bigger Girls Welcome
Fashion designer Jean Paul Gaultier found his own way to comment on the 'size zero' debate - by putting a larger model down the catwalk to show off his clothes. Dressed in a daring black corsetry, the plus-sized model dwarfed her fellow waif-like catwalk queens.Clearly more of a size 20 than the controversial model Size 0, this voluptuous woman proved big is beautiful as she strutted down the runway at Gaultier's 30th anniversary show yesterday during fashion week in Paris.
There has to be an honest solution to this problem that isn't one of the extremes. Nobody wants to have sex with a bag of bones, but maybe a size 20 is too big for some. How about a size 10?
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