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Scoop:I'm sure you're probably already on it, but check out "Paula
Marshall" in Monday night's "Californication". It's the most I've
ever seen her give up (full frontal & she does doggie-style).
Roles must be hard to get after 40.
Coffee and your website start off my day, everyday (since,
what? 1995?), you still do the best website out there.
Thanks.
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Actually I didn't start looking for it until I got your e-mail, so thanks
for the heads-up.
Here are the film
clips. Not quite full frontal, but a very near miss. Duchovny holds a
joint in his hand in exactly the right position to block the Paula crotch.
These are sexy film clips, and a lot of fun to watch. My kind of nude
scenes.
Here's a sample:

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* Yellow asterisk: funny (maybe).
* White asterisk:
expanded format.
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Blue asterisk: not mine.
No asterisk: it probably
sucks.
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OTHER CRAP:
Catch the deluxe
version of Other Crap in real time, with all the bells and whistles,
here.
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Notes and collages
Goodbye, Columbus - Part 2 of 2
Ali McGraw
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Deathlands: Homeward Bound
In 2084, a nuclear war wasted Earth, making the sky red of chemicals and
turning the former United States of America into Deathlands. Breeds of mutants and half-mutants share what was left on Earth with humans. The
demi-kingdom of "Front Royale" is ruled by a good man, but he is killed by his wife Lady Rachel Cawdor (Traci Lords).
Meanwhile, his evil son Harvey Cawdor kills one of his brothers and blinds one eye of his fifteen-year-old brother,
who escapes.
Twenty years later, the one-eyed leader Ryan Cawdor (Vincent Spano) returns to "Front Royale" with his girlfriend and half-mutant Krysty Worth (Jenya Lano), his human friend and specialist in weapons JB Dix (Cliff Saunders), and the teenage mutant Jak Laurent (Nathan Carter),
determined to face his brother and his stepmother.
The movie is based on the 5th book in the "DEATHLANDS" series, but it changes many things and omits others,
including some characters. People who like the books will hate this movie, but if you haven't read them you
might give it a try. It's like a poor man's Mad Max.
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'Caps and comments by The Gimp:
Uncle Scoopy-
Here are collages of a DVD that Brainscan got that stars the hugely bazoomed Chloe Vevrier. He did the softcore stuff and left me to do the two hardcore scenes. She is not my D-cup of tea but with the right lighting and a good makeup artist and a wax job and a fulltime plastic surgeon I suppose she might be
passably good looking.
Oh, and beer.
A lot of beer.
Couple of kegs at the very least.



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The Comedy Wire
Comments in yellow...
The
Dartmouth Review named West Virginia University as
America's #1 Party School for 2007. It was #3 last
year and #1 before in 1997. One senior girl at WVU
said it's because "no matter what kind of party you
want, it's here - bars, fraternities, house parties...
If you want to take shots all night, there's a bar."
But the WVU president played down the honor, defending
the school as a place that "changes people's lives."
* Unless you're Lindsay Lohan; then you'd stay pretty
much the same.
Norway's
Correctional Services reports that Norwegian prisons
are not overcrowded and have plenty of empty beds.
That's because 20 percent of convicted criminals
simply fail to show up to serve their sentences. The
longer the sentence, the more likely that is: 25
percent of those sentenced to six months or more never
show up. Astoundingly, that isn't even illegal.
Parliament just passed a law making it illegal to skip
prison, but it hasn't been implemented yet. Until
then, prison officials just hope the criminals
eventually realize it's better to come in and get
their sentences over with.
* To encourage that, any crook who shows up to start
his sentence will be immediately paroled for good
behavior.
Archaeologists in Egypt found a
footprint that had been left in mud up to two million
years ago and hardened into rock. It may be the
oldest human footprint ever found. Meanwhile,
students in Finland found a piece of Stone Age
birch-bark tar that could be the earliest known wad of
chewing gum.
* The fact that they were found so far apart proves
that man evolved from an ancestor who couldn't walk
and chew gum at the same time.
* Previously, the oldest known footprints were found
in California, in cement, with Abe Vigoda's signature
under them.
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