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I'm confused... Another time skip, or just a "future" pinup?

And ironically, this time she seems to be less "bumpy" than her comic self, as opposed to many other pinups we've seen lately... (Not that I mind: some of the late offerings were getting quite the air bag deployment effect, lately... )

I also note that she definitely takes after Shelley, for her general fitness and musculature... (and it looks good on her...)

She has fire in her belly, guns in her arms, and pistils in her eyes!

Atomic wrote:She has fire in her belly, guns in her arms, and pistils in her eyes!

I'm sure you have the stamina to compensate the Pun Jar appropriately.

Donates signed script copy of 1950s Biker Chick B-movie "Wild Flowers in Hell" ...

So, does this mean that she's gonna go through a body building phase in the near future? That'll probably be how she's gonna look in the next few months.

I don't have an example at hand but Castela has already done the 'show the guns' pose while still a teenager; specifically mentioning the desire to be 'more like Shelly'...

You could strike a match off that ass- but I wouldn't recommend it...

TazManiac wrote:I don't have an example at hand but Castela has already done the 'show the guns' pose while still a teenager; specifically mentioning the desire to be 'more like Shelly'...

Try this.

"But I wanna be a bad-ass super hero like Aunt Shelly! She's a protector an' she's not afraid tah look the part! I'm gonna be just as big as she is!"

Sgt. Howard wrote:You could strike a match off that ass- but I wouldn't recommend it...

It's also unnecessary - whatever you're trying to light with that match, she can light it for you without one.

Warrl wrote:

Sgt. Howard wrote:You could strike a match off that ass- but I wouldn't recommend it...

It's also unnecessary - whatever you're trying to light with that match, she can light it for you without one.

"Give a man a fire, and he has warmth for a day. Set a man on fire, and he has warmth for the rest of his life!"

Atomic wrote:

Warrl wrote:

Sgt. Howard wrote:You could strike a match off that ass- but I wouldn't recommend it...

It's also unnecessary - whatever you're trying to light with that match, she can light it for you without one.

"Give a man a fire, and he has warmth for a day. Set a man on fire, and he has warmth for the rest of his life!"

"Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and he will understand why some people find golf exciting."

jwhouk wrote:"TazManiac" said: I don't have an example at hand but Castela has already done the 'show the guns' pose while still a teenager; specifically mentioning the desire to be 'more like Shelly'...

Try this.

"But I wanna be a bad-ass super hero like Aunt Shelly! She's a protector an' she's not afraid tah look the part! I'm gonna be just as big as she is!"

Thats the one!

AnotherFairportfan wrote:"Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and he will understand why some people find golf exciting."

There are at least two types of Fishing: One is exciting.

The other is an excuse to kickback, drink some beverages, and chill out. While you can use Golfing to do most of that, it's not quite the same.

The difference between golfing and fishing is that one is a good walk spoiled.

Give a man a fish, feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and he's gonna need to borrow a lot of your stuff next weekend.

jwhouk wrote:The difference between golfing and fishing is that one is a good walk spoiled.

And the other is a good walk followed by a good nap, spoiled.

All's I can tell ya is if you aint getting a good thing out of Fishing, yer doing it wrong. (Maybe some folks expectations are skewed...)

I once saw a cartoon in a magazine, in four panels. In each of the panels, you see a side view of a guy sitting in an arm chair. He is silent in panels one, two, and four. In panel three, he says something like "Ooooh".

The caption, under the fourth panel, talks about the excitement of watching golf on TV...

lake_wrangler wrote:I once saw a cartoon in a magazine, in four panels. In each of the panels, you see a side view of a guy sitting in an arm chair. He is silent in panels one, two, and four. In panel three, he says something like "Ooooh".

The caption, under the fourth panel, talks about the excitement of watching golf on TV...

Sounds like "The New Yorker".