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Day: February 18, 2019
Teri Garr in One From The Heart (1982)
It was the only nude performance in which she could be recognized, but it was a pretty good one.
“Seiri-chan isn’t a schoolgirl, mecha pilot, or an other sort of traditional anime/manga heroine. Nope – Seiri-chan is a giant anthropomorphized menstrual cycle.”
Boring story, but a great name for a drug dealer’s gator!
“Some drug dealers use pit bulls or snakes. These drug traffickers kept an alligator in the house.”
There’s plenty of nudity in Serenity (2019). Unfortunately, almost all of it is provided by Matthew McConaughey. Hathaway does offer this ephemeral glimpse. (And even that might be a body double.)
She’s actually 69.
Here she is with Jeff Bridges in one of her famous nude scenes from The Last Picture Show, which was released nearly 50 years ago. Cybill was 20 during the filming, as was The Dude himself, who is two months older than Shepherd.
That represented about 99.9% of her career nudity on camera. After this impressive youthful debut, Cybill’s breasts would remained holstered for more than 35 years, until she finally exposed nothing more than a fleeting nipple in season four of The L Word.
Everyone made fun of Trump’s sing-song recitation of his predictions for the next steps on his border emergency, but he probably called the plays exactly right. So far, he’s on point.
These processes, whether involving a liberal or a conservative, usually start out with some shopping for some federal judge somewhere who is likely to produce the desired ruling. In the case of liberals challenging a conservative, that judge will be somewhere in the Northern District, within the territory of the 9th Circuit, thus almost assuring a successful suit as well as a successful appeal, whereupon the administration will attempt to get the Supremes to hear the case. Given the new composition of the Supreme Court, experts are not able to make any confident predictions about how that court will rule. While Judge Kavanaugh seems to tip the court rightward, Chief Justice Roberts seems to be leaning ever farther in the opposite direction.
“Days after a federal judge imposed a limited gag order on him, Roger Stone posted a photograph of that judge to his Instagram page that included her name, a close-up of her face and what appeared to be the crosshairs of a gun sight near her head.”
Such a reasonable, measured man, every action duly considered!
“Through legal trickery Deep State hitman Robert Mueller has guaranteed that my upcoming show trial is before Judge Amy Berman Jackson.” Jackson is “an Obama appointed judge.”
For about a decade, approximately 1983-1992, Greta seemed to be naked in every film appearance, and looked great while doing so.
She was 27 in this scene from White Mischief, a 1987 film dramatizing the events of the Happy Valley murder case in Kenya in 1941, when one dissolute phony-baloney British aristocrat allegedly killed another. (Spoiler: he was acquitted.) It pictured the life of hedonistic Brits enjoying a sybaritic lifestyle in Africa with nothing of significance to fill their hours, despite the fact that their country, together with the rest of free Europe, was struggling against Nazi Germany.
Scacchi still appears now and then in movies or on TV, but some of her most recent successes have been in live highbrow theater, portraying the characters of Chekhov, Shakespeare, Tennessee Williams and others.
Sadly, she probably will not be able to enjoy many more birthdays, and may not even be aware of this one.
The sexy, fun-loving giantess, pictured in this .gif totally nude in a tub, was the Queen Bee from the mid 90s until the early years of this century, having been a Penthouse Pet of the year (1993), and subsequently appearing in countless B-movies, magazine spreads and erotic videos.
Her recent years have seen a severe mental decline, which is believed to stem from an accident she suffered while horseback riding. At the time of the accident she suffered brain damage so severe that her therapy began with re-learning the alphabet. She climbed back out of that darkness, but was thereafter plagued with frequent memory lapses, and is now in constant care because she is exhibiting an advanced stage of dementia.
This was the sad news about her in November:
“Julie’s care at home has become more intensive due to complications of dementia, and she is entering final stage. Her condition continues to worsen, and once again I am letting you know that her time here on Earth is limited. Please be respectful to Julie on Facebook and please understand that her life is ending.”
Another brilliant statement from the stable genius.
It is certainly evident that those guys had discussions at various times about removing a President through Constitutional means, but that is certainly not treasonous. It’s just a discussion, and I suppose it could be considered anything from subversive to patriotic, depending on which political newsletters you subscribe to.
Trump has probably never used a dictionary or read a copy of the Constitution. If he had, he might have realized that the Constitution says, “Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort.”
In other words,
(1) It is almost impossible to commit treason during peacetime, since a nation at peace has no declared “enemies,” but merely geopolitical rivals. Even the Rosenbergs were not accused of treason for their part in trying to give nuclear weapons to Joseph Stalin. Nobody has been convicted of treason for any actions after WW2.
(2) If one considers the war on terror to be a true war, then groups like ISIS can be considered enemies. Even allowing for that loose interpretation, one would have to assist ISIS to commit treason.
(3) If Russia is considered to be an enemy (a real stretch, but some would say so), then one might consider it treason to give aid and comfort to Russia.
(4) Not only is it not treasonous to discuss removing a President legally, but it’s not even treasonous to remove a President from office through an illegal coup or violence. Even John Wilkes Booth did not commit an act of treason by killing Lincoln. (He was a traitor, but not for that reason. All the leaders, soldiers and supporters of the CSA were guilty of treason for the act of conducting a war against the USA. They were eventually pardoned. Many were pardoned by name, but that was a reactive and haphazard process so President Andrew Johnson, on Christmas Day in his lame-duck period between the 1868 election and Grant’s inauguration, when he was out of the reach of retribution from either the Congress or the ballot box, finally offered a blanket pardon to any Confederate not covered by previous specific pardons.)
Rosenstein and McCabe have not done anything even vaguely resembling treason, neither by the strict literal interpretation of the Constitution, nor by the expanded definitions in points (2) and (3) above.
A strategically posed nude featuring Ms. Azalea
Her real name is Amethyst Kelly, which seems to me like a really great name, but I guess it was a little too white bread for her style of music.
“President Trump took to Twitter on Sunday to apparently circulate a call for the jailing of those who investigate him, including Special Counsel Robert Mueller.”
Well, that seems reasonable and fair.
“Special counsel Robert Mueller calls for ex-Trump campaign boss Paul Manafort to be imprisoned for up to 24 years, slapped with huge fines.”
And this is for only one of his trials. There’s more to come!
“Manafort acted for more than a decade as if he were above the law, and deprived the federal government and various financial institutions of millions of dollars. The sentence here should reflect the seriousness of these crimes, and serve to both deter Manafort and others from engaging in such conduct.”
