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July 08, 2008
Is this sexy? Madonna shows what whole body vibration (WBV) can do
Just in from Shawn Zehnder Lea, head of my crack research team®™© and grand panjandrum of Everything and Nothing, a link to the photos above and below at inventorspot.com.
Madonna was an early adopter of WBV technology.
She came rather late to Kaballah but hey, a girl can only cover so much material at a time, what?
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I think I just threw up a little in my mouth.
She's looking much, much too similar to Courtney Love these days - stringy, dirty-looking hair and ultra-boney physique - which is to say that she's looking kinda like a drugged-out junkie. And her new CD doesn't do her any favors either...
We need the classic '80s Madonna back! She was hot -and- talented!
Posted by: Rob O. | Jul 9, 2008 7:32:35 AM
Oh no, is beef-jerky-arms a new trend for females? There's so many now -- bleaching strange places & plastic-surgerizing the naughty bits; depilating women within an inch of their lives -- I can't keep up. I wonder if old Madonna has vibrated something loose behind the eyeballs, there. Each new trend seems to be valued according to its difficulty to achieve, so maybe the next big thing will be the sinewy upper arm with a HUGE forearm, like Popeye. Or stringy thighs with giant calves; weirdly long fingers; neck extenders; nipples that point straight up, like the toes of elf shoes; BIG FEET! I'm there!
But the question was, "is this sexy?" I'm guessing most men would say no, but lots of women would say maybe because obviously, there's almost no body fat. Personally, I think I'll opt for the modified grandma ailerons -- a kind of attenuated "wave goodbye-flap," as it were.
Posted by: Flautist | Jul 8, 2008 6:54:51 PM
