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This is probably the one and only case where I actually envy people living in Omaha, Nebraska 😆

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Can you get a billing service other than CCBill? They are absolutely horrendous.

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Girl Crazy is hardly “recent”. It came out in 1997.

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Great to see that you are back to animating massive female bodybuilders again (in
addition to the fitness models, who are also fine).

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Gilbert Hernandez, the artist who created “Petra”, used to feature a lot of female bodybuilders
in his comic books (“Love and Rockets” and other ones). But for some reason, about 4-5 years ago,
he stopped. Not sure why. He seemed to have a thing for them. In fact, in one of the Love and Rocket Books, he
has a Mexcian female bodybuilder named “Diana” flexing her huge muscles before several scrawny male photographers
on a beach. Scene is really well drawn, the massive female bodybuilder looking two or three times the size
of her male admirers!. I suspect his publishers forced him to stop at some point, claiming that these women were “unmarketable”.

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Magnificent. What a thoroughbred!

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Just hope the Physique girls continue to get bigger and bigger, just like her.

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I said it another forum, and it bears repeating: She looks like a big, bulked up Michelle Dockery (who plays
Lady Mary in “Downton Abbey”).

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I know — she could be a Skywalker, a Solo, a Kenobi, even, some have speculated because of the
English Accent, a Palpatine!

I think it would be best if she were either a Skywalker or a Kenobi. A Solo really, REALLY confuses things
(and it also is too similar to the original trilogy, with Luke and Leia being siblings), and a Palpatine…well…
thats just damn weird.

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Yeah I never liked the idea of WW and Supes together. Too obvious. The WW/Batman angle in the
Justice League Animated Series was much more intriguing.

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