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Thanks Lisa for the Marie Claire's 50 years aniversary! Sure that Kiki --who often thinks about (°)(°)-- will find weird the 's ulterior motives [arrière-pensées] reading the above story about baby's bottle by Laetitia.

The Click What does the man held in his hand? He is a little bit magician with his hands. All of the sudden when he presses on the golden button of a black remote-control, Camille hears `an elegant, exclusive and singular sound' that could impact her behavior. Unconsciously she is more and more in the mood for asking him about the desire she exudes. With Bettina Rheims as film director, the movie is feminine. Her camera fires the desire in the suggestion without showing too much when Julie Ordon as Camille asks: `Do you love my lips? ' In the upper right corner of the screen, the women would unconsciously imagine that the lips of the man really appear in a turning shot of the camera but they will never know his look. The movie becomes feminist when Camille takes the full control of the situation. Camille sensually sweeps Rouge Allure over her lips while she bats her eyes at you. So the movie was not about the male fantasy of a remote-control created by an mad-doctor to remotely fire the desire of women (reference to the adult [18+] comics Il Gioco (1983, 91, 94, 2001) [The Click, Le Déclic] by Milo Manara) but about the lipstick Rouge Allure pronounced in a warmly intonation by the off screen male voice in the High Definition movie Le Rouge by Chanel. ___________________ Tips and hints Once you clicked to "Enter," the film automatically starts. Depending on the Internet bandwidth, for a better user experience, the HD movie could need two phases: 1. (Optionally you can switch off the sound) while the movie is being transparently loaded in the cache of your Web browser, your can read this text or open another Web browser to do something else. 2. At the end of the movie, restore the sound again. Click on the first drop down menu "The film" [Chapter 1] Since the movie is already fully loaded locally in the cache of your Web browser, the HD movie will be watched without interruption during its streaming.

Echappée belle [Close call]

Long life the democracy!

Many thanks. For the very first time, a ZouZou thread about a Laetitia's movie reached :hell yea!: more than 10.000 visitors :hell yea!: :hell yea!: Nés en 68 in theaters

Rob, you get well despite an friend gently patted on your shoulder. You just changed your signature:

Rob, I am happy you get better than yesterday ...

Le Mépris <_< by Jean-Luc Godard Le Rouge by Bettina Rheims pays a real tribute to the Nouvelle Vague [New Wave] of the French cinema symbolized by the movie Le Mépris [The contempt] (1963) by Jean-Luc Godard, starring Brigitte Bardot & Michel Piccoli adapted from the roman Il disprezzo (1954) written by the Italian novelist Alberto Moravia. 2:43s. Trailer of Le Mépris with French voices. 5:10s. The mythical title [le générique] (but lengthily said in French) then the Camille's cult bed scene.

Le Rouge's Making of 2:30s The making of, starring Julie Ordon directed by Bettina Rheims

so beautiful

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So...do you mean that Noemi is on news-stands, and subscribers get Laetitia in the mail