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Want to see all the playboy Centerfolds?	by Apfel	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Does anyone else notice...	by pas51	2003-11-06 05:26:36
I would have to say...	by nelzie	2003-11-06 06:00:17
It's interesting to note...	by random_c	2003-11-06 06:05:19
Hmm... I hadn't...	by nelzie	2003-11-06 06:18:01
Things were different in the 50s	by pecosdave	2003-11-06 06:30:00
back then with Betty Page being the central player in the nudy pic areana everyone seemed to be after black hair but pale skin. As for the computer generated models, I think they'll have their place, but I don't think they'll ever take over. With real supermodels there's the tabloid stalk the model circuit, you can't do that with CGI people. Plus with a real model every man out there thinks that there's a real life chance they'll meet her and get laid. Granted the chances of that happening are not a whole let better than winning powerball, but still, it's there. If they're CGI not a chance at all. The realness factor no matter how fake it is draws large segments to the modeling circles.
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Wish people still went for black hair	by AshyRaine	2003-11-06 06:49:55
Haven't seen my wife have you?	by pecosdave	2003-11-06 06:53:38
I applaud your taste in women ^_^ (n/t)	by AshyRaine	2003-11-06 08:01:17
There is a difference	by TheGM	2003-11-06 07:22:32
Exactly!	by nelzie	2003-11-06 08:01:03
that would be my mother, haha	by AshyRaine	2003-11-06 08:02:33
Oooh... I am sorry...	by nelzie	2003-11-06 08:31:08
case in point:	by Nessalc	2003-11-06 11:41:12
Some of us do! (n/t)	by dire_lobo	2003-11-06 08:05:55

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