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This forum is dedicated to the exotic and beautiful assemblage of 100 billion French cells that is Aurelie Claudel. Aurelie was born August 7, 1980 in the small town of Saint-Mars-d'Autille, France. (If you are wondering how to say her name, think awe-reh-lee) "I just want to get a family, get my horses, and chill out." -Aurelie Claudel, on her future ~Bio added - Edited by Carmelita. ~ Aurélie Claudel (born August 7, 1980 in Saint-Mars-d'Outillé, France) is a French model. She is one of three children and has two brothers. She was approached in the Jardin des Plantes in Paris by Dawn Wolfe at the age of 13. Her father thoroughly disapproved of her quitting school and pursuing a career in modeling but she did it nonetheless. She has made appearances in Cosmopolitan, Vogue, Allure, Harper's Bazaar, Elle, Marie Claire, and perhaps most notably, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue and Victoria's Secret catalogs. Her campaigns include Bloomingdales, Armani Exchange, Calvin Klein, J. Crew, Nautica, Oscar de la Renta, and Tommy Hilfiger, among others. She has walked runways for Gucci, Chanel, Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Nina Ricci, and Victoria's Secret. Claudel appeared as "The Pregnant Model" in an editorial for the April 2006 edition of US Vogue, called "The Shape Issue". Filmography Ricky Martin's "Private Emotion" video Height 5'8.5" ; 174 cm Hair color Brown Eye color Hazel Measurements (US) 33-23-33 ; (EU) 84-58.5-84 Dress size (US) 4 ; (EU) 34 Agency IMG Models - New York source: wikipedia.org

might wanna try that again

I like her look. ALOT.

Mine has changed again. 1. Adriana Lima 2. Petra Nemcova 9. Julia Stegner 3. Aurelie Claudel 4. Josie Maran 5. Lujan fernandez 6. Fernanda Tavares 7. Alessandra Ambrosio 8. Elena Santarelli 10. Christy Turlington

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that is a beautiful black and white pic. Natalie is just outisde my top ten list.

Really? I don't know, I think I am a resurrected poor white hilbilly farmer transplanted in chicago. I liked the characters.

C A L V I N AND H O B B E S

Steinbeck is awesome. What a writer. East of Eden is my favorite of his, little better than grapes of wrath. If you like Steinbeck you might like Erskine Caldwell. He's usually a footnote compared to faulkner, hemingway, and twain, but he's comparable.

seriously, does no one like her? I think she has one of the hottest most exotic faces. would anyone look at an aurelie claudel thread of I started one?

there is too much humor in this thread right now

what the f quasicartes?

:cry:geez she's tough

already had it but not that good so good

wow when you have two posts back to back your avatars become hypnotic

thats nuts

six years ago aaron neville ruined the john fogerty concert in chicago with some lugubrious faux soul garbage.

neo, if you could look at adriana lima one more time for the rest of your life, or listen to led zeppelin on more time, what would it be?

Their acoustic blues songs are the best. Very rythmic.

Tobacco Road by Erskine Caldwell. Catcher in the Rye is absolutley astoundingly awesome. I wrote a lengthy paper discussing the buddhist undertones of the book. If you like J.D. Salinger, pick up his short stories book and read"A Perfect Day for Bananafish."

I have no clue why she doesn't have a mini forum

stop bashing others opinions, like I did in the marisa miller thread, and here