Dechristo

{quote]because they enjoy getting riled. expressions of passion, some actors are more entertaining than others - according to my passion at the time.

When up at 11,000' today, I promptly crushed my finger. Life in the alpine is dangerous.

He's talkin' 'bout whine kindasewers.

Replace the bearings. It'll be sweet to ya again. I hear dat. - an added Bose PAS amplifier - four added Bose bass modules - coupons from White Saddle Air - my body in my early twenties

and sit strapped into one of those plastic bin car seats. Facing backwards, of course. I use a front-view-mirror to see and sticks to operate the pedals.

you used ta be a contendah?

Hiding in WaldMart.

Ready for Mardi Gras

Define "vulgar".

Abreviating "fucking" to "f'ing" is pusillanimous, making the coupling with "hardcore" oxymoronic.

I bet he bellowed, "muck moo"!

white traumatized female

The solstice is a poultice.

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Still not -proof.

My post was meant to convey the possibility that the concept of beauty, pertinent to the female form, is subject to the prevailing notions of a culture. I imagine an average would present a figure close to those in the Greek relief "The Three Graces" shown above. Those celebrated in our media today appear emaciated in comparison.

salad days, noun: A time of youthful inexperience, innocence, or indiscretion. Those were his salad days, and he thought they might last forever. --David Gergen, " 'They Love You. Watch Out,' " New York Times, February 2, 1997 Salad days was coined by Shakespeare in Antony and Cleopatra: "My salad days,/ When I was green in judgment, cold in blood." Thanks.

Physical ideals have been around for a while - witness the physiques on display in hellenic/hellenistic statuary. Right. And that culture's sentiment on beauty is represented in those statues. This Hellennistic relief shows their notion of the idyllic female form with a few more pounds on the hips than our culture's most popular representations. A millenia and a half later we see this:It seems the plumpness of the idyllic female form is inverse to the availability of food to the general populace. In our "Super-Size" culture of plenty, we herald the shapes of Tyra Banks, Halle Berry, etc., as the pinnacles of form.

...paging Roger Moore...

It works if you squint really, really, really, hard, too.

That's beautiful, man. Who is that? Leonard Cohen?

hordes?

...and unaffiliated?