Donatella Versace
"Significant alterations to Donatella Versace's face are evident, particularly her remarkably taut and smooth skin, which could indicate a facelift. Her fuller cheeks might be the outcome of either cheek implants or dermal filler injections. There is also speculation that procedures like lip augmentation have contributed to her current look."
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Wilbur 7 month s ago
#6 If her goal was to look like and Mickey Rourke had a baby with Edward G. Robinson's corpse...then, MISSION ACCOMPLISHED. 
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Wilbur 7 month s ago
Wilbur,
(((sigh)))
Where's a grammar Nazi when you need one?
(((sigh)))
Where's a grammar Nazi when you need one?
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Obedience 7 month s ago
Wilbur,
The German who edited Hitler's speeches was the world’s first grammar Nazi.
The German who edited Hitler's speeches was the world’s first grammar Nazi.
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Cilla 4 month s ago
Wilbur, No educated linguist I've ever met has said anything positive about so-called grammar nazis. In fact, they have hated grammar pedants without exception. You are obsessed with your dialect, and what you learned in high school. You ignore the fact that you didn't get 100% correct on every test you ever took, which means you're using grammar which is 'wrong'. You also ignore the fact that your teachers and parents also didn't have a lifetime of perfect test scores, so they taught you incorrect conventions - which means that even the things you think are 'correct' are not correct. For example: there are people in the world who would criticize your use of 'you' instead of 'one'.
Grammar nazis think the world should speak the way you do. You are, almost universally, narcissists and jingoists.
Also, this is not a legal document, scientific paper, or some other crucial piece of writing: who cares about their grammar? Expecting 'perfect grammar' (which doesn't exist) in a situation such as this is like wearing a tux to go grocery shopping. Get real; get appropriate; you are out of touch.
Besides, other than what looks to be a typo (ie and), it's pretty well written, in conventional terms.
Grammar nazis think the world should speak the way you do. You are, almost universally, narcissists and jingoists.
Also, this is not a legal document, scientific paper, or some other crucial piece of writing: who cares about their grammar? Expecting 'perfect grammar' (which doesn't exist) in a situation such as this is like wearing a tux to go grocery shopping. Get real; get appropriate; you are out of touch.
Besides, other than what looks to be a typo (ie and), it's pretty well written, in conventional terms.
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Hessy 7 month s ago
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Morris 7 month s ago
To be older doesn't mean to be uglier. But this is definitely worst thing woman (or man) can do with her (or his) face.
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Junie 7 month s ago
Hands down....every one of them looked so much better prior to surgery.
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Alazama 7 month s ago
#1 Should have been signed to play Marvel's 'Morbius, the Living Vampire'; he's a dead ringer.
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Angelina 7 month s ago
Alazama, Lots of super-villains in there!
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Leo 7 month s ago
#8 Right. Totally natural.
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Drew 7 month s ago
#9 You can see the implants outlines along his jaw and around the top of Zack's chin. No need to even ask him.
(((sigh)))
The German who edited Hitler's speeches was the world’s first grammar Nazi.
Grammar nazis think the world should speak the way you do. You are, almost universally, narcissists and jingoists.
Also, this is not a legal document, scientific paper, or some other crucial piece of writing: who cares about their grammar? Expecting 'perfect grammar' (which doesn't exist) in a situation such as this is like wearing a tux to go grocery shopping. Get real; get appropriate; you are out of touch.
Besides, other than what looks to be a typo (ie and), it's pretty well written, in conventional terms.