ThatOwlWoman
Leftist Vermin
I always thought QEII was strikingly beautiful as a young woman.
My mom was her twin. She was even teased about that for years.
I always thought QEII was strikingly beautiful as a young woman.
Because he's other-focused. Mr. Owl had an even worse one when we first met.
Jason Momoa. <swoon>
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I think it should be the opposite. Attractive people should focus more on personality and other intrinsic qualities, rather than skating by on their looks.
Her natural look was so much prettier than her Hollywood look. And I still hate eyebrows plucked to a fare-thee-well.
Looks don't last, in most cases. So, you have to have more than just looks to get by! [Geeko Sportivo]
Because he's other-focused. Mr. Owl had an even worse one when we first met.
The 1980s were the worst hair decade. I think we all had bad hairdos then. I think I had a mullet!
Jagger and Richards, OMG. They both look like crypt keepers today.
You and Topspin! And it's manly of you two to admit it.
Don't forget the women were "gatherers" too.
Across the entire historical sample the authors found that on average, 26.9% of newborns died in their first year of life and 46.2% died before they reached adulthood. Two estimates that are easy to remember: Around a quarter died in the first year of life. Around half died as children.
What is striking about the historical estimates is how similar the mortality rates for children were across this very wide range of 43 historical cultures. Whether in Ancient Rome; Ancient Greece; the pre-Columbian Americas; Medieval Japan or Medieval England; the European Renaissance; or Imperial China: Every fourth newborn died in the first year of life. One out of two died in childhood.
I didn't see him as below average in IQ... IMO he was on the spectrum. He appeared to know a lot about Polish history and other topics, but his social skills were below par.
The Big Hair and perms women were doing weren't much better than my cheesy mullet!
I think a date with Whoopi Goldberg might be a lot of fun, even if she is not strikingly attractive nor necessarily my personal type.
Here you go, an exmaple of big, permed hair.
Jagger and Richards, OMG. They both look like crypt keepers today.
I always thought QEII was strikingly beautiful as a young woman.
He doesn't even look like the same guy in this picture below.
Did you steer Mr. Owl to a different look? Several of my friends did that to their guys.
The 1980s were the worst hair decade. I think we all had bad hairdos then. I think I had a mullet!
The Big Hair and perms women were doing weren't much better than my cheesy mullet!