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That's Cleo on the ancient coin to the left and, on the basis of the same coin's flip-side, Tony
is described as having "bulging eyes, a hook nose and a thick neck."
Cleo possessed nothing in the way of hooters, apparently. I guess they both drank lots of beer before having sex.
7 comments:
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
So is ugly.
Ask your wife.
Kate, stop trolling.
God Save The Queen
I prefer our dollar coin: our foreign head of state on one side and a dorky bird that dives under water at the first sign of trouble on the other. Kinda sums up the country.
The loon is a beautiful bird, you hate-filled traitor.
Well, we really don't know what they felt was beautful in those days do we?
Marilyn Monroe, for example, would be considered fat today. A lot of people consider Rona Ambrose (who happens to have the thickest neck I've ever seen on a woman) beautiful - to me she's not.
How could that be? In the movie, they were both played by beautiful people.
Don't try to tell me that Hollywood got it wrong . . . EVERYTHING that comes out of Hollywood is accurate.
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