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That too, KK is and always will be gorgeous I was just wondering. Belly buttons are pretty much the ugliest feature on a body, and hers is non existent.

check this: Digital Adri!

I actually think 2007 was better than 2008. Maybe it was the music. There's no denying Adriana's figure is better in 2008 show, but the make-up ruined her look. Also, did you guys notice the public responded a lot less than they did in 2007? In 2007, Adriana walked in and pretty much took off the roof. And that moment Ale walks up and people instantly started clapping and cheering. You didn't have that in 2008. When Adriana came in with the diamond bra, there was hardly any response. What had been advertised as "the big surprise" barely seemed to draw attention. In 2007, she model goddesses seemed to be goddesses: they had everyone at their feet. It made it easier to suspend your disbelief. In 2008, all the pretty kisses, over the top smiles, and hip shaking looked oddly rediculous. I wasn't as impressed with Doutzen as I thought I would be either. She's like a...perfect barbie. Beautiful, but boring. She's from my country, so naturally she scores higher with me because of that, but Candice was the real blonde looker in my opinion. And what the hell happened to KK's bellybutton?!

Nope, keep going!

check this Twilight trailer spoof: I thought it was pretty funny

That collar picture made me And what do you guys think of Abercrombie and Somebody's Bitch?

You're good! *nods* Yup, that's correct! Okay, NEXT: This one is even easier, so want a more specific answer. The ones who can guess where it's from should understand

Thanks! Here we go, first an easy one:

No problem Glad I could help. To get it that shiny, here are a few pointers: -I stopped blow-drying my hair and I used some deep conditioners. -Also, I use a hair mask every week (deep conditioner, leave it in for 20 mins, after shampooing and you'll have really smooth shiny hair. And not to advertise, but that John Frieda Color Glaze for brunettes really works. Great shine and it revives hair color. It's just very expensive. But there are cheaper versions out there. -I don't comb it while it's wet: to detangle, I simply use my fingers. -I only comb it twice a day, to prevent damage. Also your hair doesn't get greasy quickly when you do that. - I don't use harsh rubber bands, just those soft ones, or chinese hair sticks. They look pretty cool. - When that pic was taken, it was a week after the dye job, so the color was real fresh. Also, they chopped off a good piece of my hair, so all that was dead was gone: instant thickness.

they'd look pretty on you

Death wishes? That would imply I have no life at all! No worries, I understand why you don't like him. If I hadn't seen him in several interviews being entirely the opposite of the movie role, I would've hated him too. I honestly think it's just bad directing. Everyone seemed forced, as if unsure of what to do with the dialog given them. No wonder Kristen Stewart sounded so monotone. I enjoyed the film, but it would've been better if the actors had been more into their roles. Pattison was pretty bent on meeting the phsyical requirements and isolating himself to get an idea of what that must be like for the character. But then the director told him and KS to "lighten up" since she didn't really take it seriously herself and that's when everything started to derail. I think that with movies like this-- you either do it true to the book, including the acting, or when you tell the actors to lighten up you give them dialog to lighten up about. The only funny thing Rob got to say was Spider Monkey and that wasn't even thát funny.

I got a bunch of screencaps on my PC which I'd like to put up, but since it's your turn I'll just have to wait until I guess it right...

Great, another likeminded person! Check this little rant: a Breaking Dawn review by a boy; it's hilarious and he coveys exactly how I feel about the book. WARNING: contains spoilers! As for the original choice to play Edward, when I saw this picture, I thought he fit the bill pretty well. Still though, Spunk Random (a.k.a. Pattison) did the job well and I like his dry humor.

They recast Jacob, because that Taylor kid looked too young to fit the part Jacob will fill in the movie-- Their words, not mine Storywise, I prefer Edward over the Jacob character, but that's just because I like Pattison. If only they'd allow some of his British humor in the movie...then Edward wouldn't be such a stiff cardboard.

^^Uh, does that mean I just bashed the novel you cherish most?

Lol Breaking Dawn is like the worst book in human history. How Stephanie Meyer got it published will forever be beyond me. I liked Twilight, New Moon and Eclipse, but do yourself a favor and do not try Breaking Dawn. Your braincells will be ruined beyond repair.

*nods at Q* Yeah, I think it's mostly done in an attempt to erase insecurity. Only to find out afterwards that you're not happy with your nose either. I have Keira Knightley as my inspiration. She's gorgeous and she's not ashamed of her flat chest. Not that she wouldn't like to have bigger god given boobs, but she accepts who she is. I think all women should do that. Change what you can change through natura ways (exersise, diet) and then accept yourself. You are who you are. Besides, implants need to be replaced in a decade, they can leak, you can get infection...hell there's so much that can go wrong...most people don't even realize it. If you want them taken out, you don't have any boobs left (the skin is stretched from the implant, so you'll look all saggy.) Just the possibilities of it ending up to be a disaster would be reason enough for me to skip it, even if I did consider it.

My eyebrows are really light and I used to hate them (I wanted brows like Catherine Zeta Jones, and well...I'm blonde) but natural eyebrows are growing on me. As long as they don't get too bushy. I used to pencil them in some, but without that, they look like this (only my face is not nearly as pretty )

Bette is very pretty indeed. Her skin is flawless. If only mine was like that. Another naturally beautiful model: Anna Selezneva: Which of the above do you like best?

I thought this was the spider pose ;-) Anyway, in all seriousness: I'm a bit undecided about it. The last pic you posted, (the black and white one) is really sexy, but unrealistic: a woman wouldn't sit like that in a normal situation. The other pics....call me conservative but I'm not really for women to spread their legs like that, even if they cover up with their hands. It depends on what you're wearing too: jeans are acceptable but doing this while wearing a skirt...makes me think of those infamous Paris Hilton crotch flashes. Still, the lady in pic 2 makes her intentions perfectly clear and I guess you can only be jealous of the guy admiring the scenery. So yeah, sexy for certain photoshoots but not always a go in real life. And I think that if you're doing this, your legs better be damn sexy

I'd shut him out of my life, even if I loved him. Let it be a lesson for him: cheating is not done, nor will it ever be. You will find someone else who does value your feelings. And he'll probably come out of it a bit wiser and hopefully treat his next girlfriend better. If you really feel that you can't shut him out of your life, then plant the suggestion there might be a future for you two, but let him take the initiative. Be tough, show him how hurt you are. Don't return his phonecalls or pleading text messages and don't contact him on your own initiative. If he's really sorry for what he did, he better tell it in your face. And he'd better work hard to regain your trust. I don't think I'd ever get back into a relationship with someone who cheated on me (I'd probably start by threatening to castrate him in his sleep if he cheats again :knives: ) but if you can forgive him without letting him cloud your judgment/manipulate you, then more power to you. Whatever you do, don't let him have the easy way out. Actions have consequences and he'd better know it. For his sake as well. Good luck

I saw it, expecting it to be a trainwreck, but I have to admit I actually enjoyed myself. Sure, there's cheesiness galore (I mean, this is Twilight after all) but I actually thought Kristin Stewart and Robert Pattison did a pretty decent job. Carlisle looked really fake and Jasper looked constipated all the time, but the baseball scene was pretty cool. It also has a really good soundtrack and despite it's inconsistency, some scenes were shot really well. For a small budget movie and a director who has zero experience in horror/action movies, I think it worked out quite well. I hated Jacob's hair though. The entire wherewolf clan looked like emo's from the 70's. I wanted to jump at the screen and pull their wigs off, because the boy who plays jacob actually looks pretty cute with normal hair. And Kristen should work at her voice. When she narrated for "Speak," she pulled it off pretty well, but this was too monotone. She should be a robot on Star Trek. Luckily, the voiceover doesn't last long. Rob did a pretty decent job with the deathglares, but I can only guess what it would've looked like if someone like Jensen Ackles would've done it. I'm giving it a B, no matter how funny The Joker's review was

Hah, hilarious review The book was mediocore, so it's hard to make a good movie out of it. Besides some of the lines in the novel would be way too corny on screen. I heard they've rewritten stuff to fit the screen, so I'm half expecting this in the history class scene: Vampire Student: “Well, actually, Mr. Smith, there was a lot of uncertainty in the U.S. in 1945 about whether hitting Hiroshima with the atom bomb was the right course of action…” AP Teacher: “And you know this how, Mr. Cullen?” Vampire Student: “Uh…call me a living history fan.”

Catherine Zeta Jones; she's so gorgeous. Catherine Zeta Jones or Kate Bosworth?

Rumor has it Solo only thinks he's a real man when wearing Calvin Klein undies. (you should get the reference point )