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Robert McNay
ParticipantAlexG wrote:
CptMatt wrote:
Could definitely go for that comic. I still have the fold-out poster of Quadra the magazine did.
Complete w/ her personal stats . . . 😉 B)
[IMG]http://img382.imageshack.us/img382/5307/quadrablucenterfoldxl010ba.jpg[/IMG]
Yep, dat’s da one. It on the wall next to my computer, beside the She Hulk Venice Beach poster. 🙂
What’s amazing is, the stats, back then seemed unbelievably huge, are now almost average compared to women like Alina Popa or Aleesha Young.
ParticipantAshlee wrote:
VERY cute but would some give her a can of spinach!
http://mrpranny.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d2yw71wYou mean you like huge forearms with skinny little upper arms? 😛
ParticipantCould definitely go for that comic. I still have the fold-out poster of Quadra the magazine did.
Participantjoey7x wrote:
CptMatt wrote:
[quote]joey7x wrote:
[quote]CptMatt wrote:
Ya gotta remember, it’s South America, they aren’t as puritanical as us Americans. Heck, even Europe isn’t. Our butts are clenched so tight, I’m surprised we can go to the bathroom at all.I hate when people use this word in reference to S&P practices. I mean any other word…strict prudish rigid, anything but that.
Why not? That’s what it means, a rigid, conservative, prudish, self righteous morality, much like the Puritans exhibited. They thought the body dirty and evil and shouldn’t be shown, so they wore all covering clothes.
Our attitudes towards nudity or exposing of the body can be directly traced to Puritanism.[/quote]
That may be true, however I don’t see how the residents of Sesame street not walking around shirtless can be considered an indication of those roots.[/quote]
No, but Sesame Street having to cut a segment Katie Perry did with Cookie Monster because she was showing too much cleavage, is.
Participantjoey7x wrote:
CptMatt wrote:
Ya gotta remember, it’s South America, they aren’t as puritanical as us Americans. Heck, even Europe isn’t. Our butts are clenched so tight, I’m surprised we can go to the bathroom at all.I hate when people use this word in reference to S&P practices. I mean any other word…strict prudish rigid, anything but that.
Why not? That’s what it means, a rigid, conservative, prudish, self righteous morality, much like the Puritans exhibited. They thought the body dirty and evil and shouldn’t be shown, so they wore all covering clothes.
Our attitudes towards nudity or exposing of the body can be directly traced to Puritanism.
Participantboboy wrote:
CptMatt wrote:
I dunno. Clowns, stuffed toy props, balloons, maybe it’s a……. kid’s show?
nothing says quality kid show material quite like balloons, clowns, flashing lights and women dressed like strippers.
shiiit, the shows my nephew watches are behind the times
Ya gotta remember, it’s South America, they aren’t as puritanical as us Americans. Heck, even Europe isn’t. Our butts are clenched so tight, I’m surprised we can go to the bathroom at all.
Participantboboy wrote:
ah, Latino Television at its finest. Such a cocaine fueled paradise.
But why is the entire audience filled with kids? XD
I dunno. Clowns, stuffed toy props, balloons, maybe it’s a……. kid’s show?
Participant:woohoo:
*****BOOM!*****
Oh dear, I think my brain just exploded………
(thump)
ParticipantOh yeah, much better, and she is outstanding. I think she’s much more than figure. She looks to be in off season shape but her abs were very clearly defined and her legs! Whoa, what a pair of legs!!!! :woohoo: 😉
ParticipantHow can you tell she’s an FBB? All she does is sit and talk in a tight dress showing her considerable cleavage. She doesn’t flex or pose or anything.
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