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[Misc] Who was your first childhood crush.
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You beat me to it H - exactly my thinking. I’m in Debbie’s too I think although my Geography teacher was another interest - weirdly though I never forgot this woman’s lips in the early 60s
https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-s...ir-london-flat-with-one-of-her-108180652.html
Icy Gull
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It was my wife who said way back. “That woman has dead eyes”. She did too
Although I doubt most were looking at her eyes
Women, for some strange reason, find fault in stunning womenIt was my wife who said way back. “That woman has dead eyes”. She did too
. The funniest one I ever heard (genuinely) was “She’s too perfect, do you know what I mean?”, another “Her eyes are too wide apart”.And my Woke daughter tells me the Patriarchy is the sole reason females have confidence issues.
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Her daughter has definitely got her genes
Icy Gull
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Nah, my wife gets Julie Christie, not Madonna with bouncing tits in American Pie though, which I liked tooWomen, for some strange reason, find fault in stunning women
And my Woke daughter tells me the Patriarchy is the sole reason females have confidence issues.
I loved this woman so much.
portlock seagull
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How could you forget? “Remember she’s a Womble, Remember member member member…”
Shannon Elizabeth, that was just exploitative of femalesNah, my wife gets Julie Christie, not Madonna with bouncing tits in American Pie though, which I liked too
I always thought there was something wrong with her thighs and arse.
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Yep, Debbie Harry was one of First I can remember in 70sIt was my wife who said way back. “That woman has dead eyes”. She did too
Although I doubt most were looking at her eyes
Or at least first famous. Not sure the girls in my mums Littlewoods catalogue would qualify.
Alfagull
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The posters for this in underground stations made a big impression on me as a lad.
ManOfSussex
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Zola Budd. I hadn't quite turned 6 but I fell in love with her during the '84 LA Olympics. Maybe it was her bare feet, maybe it was the fact the whole of The USA ended up hating her, maybe it was Des Lynam but I was smitten. I got over it.
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jackalbion
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Your mum, that’s been done? Hayley Williams then.
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She was on a documentary at the weekend about the Carry On films. Would still win a glamourous granny contest at the age of 79.