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Author Topic: Who's prettier? Ginger or Mary Ann?
Carl Martin
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 - posted 04-16-2004 09:01 AM      Profile for Carl Martin   Author's Homepage   Email Carl Martin   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
aww, somebody give ginger a sympathy vote. ain't gonna be me....

carl

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Randy Loy
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 - posted 04-16-2004 09:49 AM      Profile for Randy Loy   Email Randy Loy   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Me neither, Carl. Mary Ann! [thumbsup]

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Randy Stankey
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 - posted 04-16-2004 10:30 AM      Profile for Randy Stankey   Email Randy Stankey   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Of course, Mary Ann is the hotter of the two babes but she's a country girl.

There's that old line from the movie, Animal House:
quote:

Boon: Now, she should be good-looking, but we're willing to trade looks for a certain... morally casual attitude.

If you went out with Mary Ann, she probably wouldn't even kiss on the first date. If you wanted anything more than a hug and a kiss she'd probably want the dreaded "C-Word"! If you tried to take her for a roll in the hay you might end up staring down the barrell of her daddy's double-barrelled 12 guage!

Ginger, on the other hand, knows how all the parts fit together! [sex]

If you went out on a date with Ginger, not only would you have a better chance of getting her in the sack, she'd probably take you back to her place! Heck! She'd might even want to be on top!

And... When it comes to "oral"... Mary Ann spits. Ginger swallows!

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Rachel Craven
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 - posted 04-16-2004 11:19 AM      Profile for Rachel Craven   Email Rachel Craven   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Damn, is that all you guys think about??? I know it's all I think about - wait, I take that back!!! [Razz]

Bobbie said:
quote:
Mary Ann is a hottie, but I have a thing for red heads. I just wonder if Ginger was a real red head or got the color from a bottle.
I'm pretty sure (but not positive) Ginger's color was from a bottle, I remember seeing brown roots at times.

Personally I don't think either of them was particularly "hot" but I agree with Mike about Marcia Brady. [Big Grin]

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Gordon McLeod
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Rachel said"Damn, is that all you guys think about??? I know it's all I think about" Well don't just think about it [Big Grin]
I vote for Ginger

But in my youthfull TV days it was Diana Rigg as Mrs Peel that was the reel hottie

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John Walsh
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I forgot about Mrs. Peel! Agree with Gordon: very nice. I think the Avengers has aged well; many shows are still fun to watch. E-URP!

But if the choice is between Ginger or Mary Ann, I vote Mary Ann. Actually, I vote the Professor, not because he was a hottie, but .... talk about a guy who could make chicken salad from chicken shit; get ten pounds of shit in a 5-pound bag, etc. He must have come up with 6-8 inventions that could form basic patents, serious reduction of manufacturing materials, and more uses for coconuts then that guy with the peanut. However, I suspect physics may work differently on that island...

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Adam Martin
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Somehow, I just knew Gordon would pick the Prevost.

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Richard Fowler
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No, Gordon is in love with the Power Ernemann Puff Girls. The father character is modeled after Gordon and his IMAX coat. [Wink] When I was growing up all the girls in the neighborhood where Ginger types [puke] Mary Ann or her daughter, Jennifer Pan anyday [Cool]

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Bill Gabel
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Hands down its Mary Ann. [thumbsup]

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Bobby Henderson
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 - posted 04-16-2004 06:46 PM      Profile for Bobby Henderson   Email Bobby Henderson   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I don't care what the rest of you guys say. You can fight over Mary Ann. I'll take Ginger all for my self!
[evil]

OTOH, thinking of TV land type stuff, I really got turned on by Mary Tyler Moore when she was on the Dick Van Dyke Show. Sure, I'm only old enough to have seen the re-runs. But those tight polyester pants she wore, wooo-weee would it show off that ass!

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P.S., just a tiny nitpick comment, but Rachel, I spell my name with a "y" on the end. Not the "ie". "Bobbie" or "Bobbi" are female versions. It's not that I'm a pussy or anything like that. The "y" thing is just more appropriately masculine.
[Big Grin]

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Bruce McGee
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I had the hots for Ginger as I was growing up. Mary Ann was the nice girl-next-door type.

Seen Ginger lately?

Have our friends on the internet been subjected to the 1964-1967 TV series, "Gilligan's Island," like we in the US were / are?

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Rachel Craven
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Sorry BobbY! [Razz]

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Gordon McLeod
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Well Rachel we all would really prefer you over both ginger or mary anne [Wink]

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Rachel Craven
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Nah, I think everyone wants Jennifer Pan... [evil]

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Aaron Garman
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How about Phil? [Eek!] That pirate hat just gets me everytime!

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