Who Dis?
-
Yep, I find her very attractive.
Guys, that's an almost 66 year-old woman with no makeup, wearing baggy clothes and making a grocery run. And I don't think she's had any work done.
Yep, I find her very attractive.
Guys, that's an almost 66 year-old woman with no makeup, wearing baggy clothes and making a grocery run. And I don't think she's had any work done.
I agree. She is a pretty lady.
Bad thing about being a celebrity. People dont allow you to age "gracefully". So a lot of them try to do all kinds of plastic surgery, etc. but as wise people on this forum have said - "time is undefeated"
"OMG!! Look how XXX looks now!!" Well, she (or he, though I think guys have an easier time with aging) looks like a person her age looks.
I think I remember reading about a famous old time US actress who basically became a hermit when she was 30 something because she didn't want people to see her age.
-
It doesn’t take that much effort, just good genes. My bride for example looks maybe 50 at 67. 60 year old women are a hell of a lot hotter than in previous generations.
-
It doesn’t take that much effort, just good genes. My bride for example looks maybe 50 at 67. 60 year old women are a hell of a lot hotter than in previous generations.
-
-
-
Good band. Produced some very good songs, my favorite being a cover of Simon and Garfunkel's Hazy Shade of Winter.
Good band. Produced some very good songs, my favorite being a cover of Simon and Garfunkel's Hazy Shade of Winter.
Always modeled on Beatles type harmony, they could actually deliver a very good live performance, without all the autotune and lip-synching so prevalent today. Their early stuff is much less pop than what the label molded them into.
Speaking of live stuff... I'd love to see a return to really good bands that can lay it down without all the digital manipulation. The little imperfections are what often really makes the music.
