IAFD, supporters of beastiality. Just say no. 7564 Posts 11/02
Posted - Jan 12 2003 : 10:18AM
I noticed the thread about Tricia's birthday after I posted the American Babe of the Week. Besides, Tricia is hardly "Babe of the Week" material. She is more "Babe of the Year" material. Happy Birthday, Tricia. I still watch every Buttman at Nudes A Poppin' flick just to get a glimpse of you.
Now, I won't post a pic of Tricia, because I feel that my best picture of her isn't good enough to post here. So, in honor of Tricia (and to help me out; I know, I am terribly selfish), how about a picture tribute to her.
Let me add to the birthday wishes for Tricia!!! Let me also say she is every bit as beautiful in person and also every bit the nicest person to talk to!! It was great meeting you in Vegas Tricia and the picture we got together is one I will always look back at with a smile!!
IAFD, supporters of beastiality. Just say no. 7564 Posts 11/02
Posted - Feb 9 2003 : 4:21PM
Honorary, as in honorary degree. A special mention because of her outstanding accomplishments in her "field of expertise", in this case the "field of expertise" is being an American Babe. Phyllis Diller is not worthy of such an honorary degree at all. It is not a charity title (if I understand YOU correctly), but a recognition of "greatness". It was also meant as a birthday present.
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Posted - Feb 9 2003 : 4:39PM
But, gee... I always thought than "honorary" was some symbolic thing like, giving an "honorary american" title for someone who´s not really american, "honorary firefighter" for someone who´s not really a firefighter, or "honorary babe" for someone who´s not really a babe, case in point Phillys Diller.
IAFD, supporters of beastiality. Just say no. 7564 Posts 11/02
Posted - Feb 9 2003 : 5:01PM
I agree. In fact, both meanings are valid. Honorary degrees have been given to both outstanding members of the academic community or universally recognized "masters" of their scientific field, who don't belong to the University where the title is given and to non-academics, who in some field have shown to be very valuable or, and you have to say this very quietly, have enough financial or political power to persuade the Academic Board to give them one.
This just confirms my personal belief that makeup (including lipstick) actually makes women look less attractive. I think that Tricia's attractive to begin with, but find the natural look of her in the bottom left picture from that Buttman Magazine post of Pontus' to be even more appealing.
Patience is a virtue, but who wants to be virtuous? 4283 Posts 4/00
Posted - Feb 11 2003 : 2:39AM
Sorry to burst your bubble, but I was wearing makeup there too!
I was just really tired in the pic that RonK posted, because that was the day after this year's AVN awards, and I was exhausted. (not to mention about 8 years older!!!)
Patience is a virtue, but who wants to be virtuous? 4283 Posts 4/00
Posted - Feb 11 2003 : 2:42AM
Oh, and by the way Planet, this time I know that you're just joking...!
It was me who requested that Walter not use up one of the weeks for Babe status on me, as it would have felt kind of weird.
And Pontus -- thanks for the Buttman magazine plug! I talk about everything from my first scene to having HIV to meeting and living with John and working at Evil Angel DVD.
Patience is a virtue, but who wants to be virtuous? 4283 Posts 4/00
Posted - Feb 12 2003 : 2:00PM
Yes, and I usually agree. (Although sometimes I don't mind seeing a pretty girl with tasteful makeup.
On my own, everyday, I wear NO makeup. When I go out, I usually wear a LITTLE. But when I'm working for other people, it's always their call.
By the way, the other difference besides age and degree of exhaustion in those two pictures is that the one your talking about is from Voyeur 6. I had a professional makeup artist who knew how to put on a lot of makeup without making it look like a lot of makeup!