Average Joe wrote:Well....Okay!deletedelete wrote:no worries, i won't but i'll suggest you make it clear in the title what your thread is about - the most beautiful women portrayed in art not The Most Beautiful Women in History.
It's done. I've changed the title of the thread, just for you.
So you win, DD.
But what a fussbudget you are.
Hey dick, take your unmanaged anger somewhere else.dick yamada wrote:You just don't get anything do you? Christ you're an ignorant cunt.
Fuck you, crybaby.Average Joe wrote: Hey dick, take your unmanaged anger somewhere else.
Average Joe wrote: But dd/bleu, this thread was supposed to be about beautiful women portrayed in art, as opposed to an exercise in feminism.
Just like I pointed out in your "DD is a fussbudget" thread, she's not upset. You are. She was just reminding you what your thread was about because you had obviously forgotten. She doesn't give a crap if you change the title or not, you surpassingly silly person. Carry on.deletedelete wrote:no worries, i won't but i'll suggest you make it clear in the title what your thread is about - the most beautiful women portrayed in art not The Most Beautiful Women in History.
Your getting angry, dick.dick yamada wrote:Average Joe wrote: But dd/bleu, this thread was supposed to be about beautiful women portrayed in art, as opposed to an exercise in feminism.
Actually Joe, you started this thread off to be about " The Most Naturally Beautiful Women in History"- remember? DD reminded you here:
Just like I pointed out in your "DD is a fussbudget" thread, she's not upset. You are. She was just reminding you what your thread was about because you had obviously forgotten. She doesn't give a crap if you change the title or not, you surpassingly silly person. Carry on.deletedelete wrote:no worries, i won't but i'll suggest you make it clear in the title what your thread is about - the most beautiful women portrayed in art not The Most Beautiful Women in History.
Still giving orders eh? If my post above is evidence of anger on my part, then your posts are proof you're ready for the proverbial bag over the head.Average Joe wrote:Your getting angry, dick.dick yamada wrote:
Actually Joe, you started this thread off to be about " The Most Naturally Beautiful Women in History"- remember? DD reminded you here:
Just like I pointed out in your "DD is a fussbudget" thread, she's not upset. You are. She was just reminding you what your thread was about because you had obviously forgotten. She doesn't give a crap if you change the title or not, you surpassingly silly person. Carry on.
A Return to the Fight Forum is in store for you.
anyway, quite hijacking/spamming this thread.
She'd be plump by today's standards.InkedAngel wrote:Today would have been Marilyn Monroe's 86th birthday.
She looks a bit like youInkedAngel wrote:Today would have been Marilyn Monroe's 86th birthday.
Hmmm.Leopardsocks wrote:Marilyn typifies the American value of "beauty".
Superficial, contrived and overstated. With a touch of whore.
I think that can be said for most people in every celebrity lime light at some point but dont sell yourself short, it isn't just the staple that Americans value.Leopardsocks wrote:Marilyn typifies the American value of "beauty".
Superficial, contrived and overstated. With a touch of whore.
...Aussie Men are somewhat rough on their women.InkedAngel wrote:I think that can be said for most people in every celebrity lime light at some point but dont sell yourself short, it isn't just the staple that Americans value.Leopardsocks wrote:Marilyn typifies the American value of "beauty".
Superficial, contrived and overstated. With a touch of whore.
Really?Average Joe wrote:...Aussie Men are somewhat rough on their women.InkedAngel wrote: I think that can be said for most people in every celebrity lime light at some point but dont sell yourself short, it isn't just the staple that Americans value.
corrected.GAMBINO wrote:What you see is what you get !!
Some gents (ahem) still do.Average Joe wrote:She'd be plump by today's standards.InkedAngel wrote:Today would have been Marilyn Monroe's 86th birthday.
Men of yesteryear like them rounder, more bodacious
