[civpro]

She's attractive... but... she looks like my mom. So it's weird for me to comment, lol.

[Hotwheels]

(08-12-2015 10:43 AM)civpro Wrote:  

She's attractive... but... she looks like my mom. So it's weird for me to comment, lol.

I'd bang your mom.

[JayR]

(03-16-2015 02:17 AM)Other Barry Wrote:  

(03-16-2015 01:03 AM)Lucky Wrote:  

Anyone know if Veep is worth a viewing?

No! It's absolutely terrible.

I disagree. I like it, but more than any other show I can think of, it takes a lot of patient watching until it clicks. It doesn't help that the first season is the worst of the lot -- they were still figuring things out in the beginning (much like "Seinfeld").

If you enjoy rapid-fire dialog and "cringe-humor" like "The Office" (original British, not the American knock-off), you'll like "Veep" if you give it a chance.

As far as Louis-Dreyfus hotness, she's never done much for me. But as others have commented, I think she's done an incredible job of avoiding the wall. 20 years after "Seinfeld," she looks better than Jerry does today, maybe even better than herself 20 years ago.

[MidWest]

Hell no! Its probably one of the most homely, plainest woman I have seen on television.


The fact that Americans have put Elaine on a pedestal for all these years really shows how much damage feminism has blinded American men. No ass, no tits, alright face, just meh.


Mexico puts Salma Hayek on a pedestal
Colombia puts Sofia Vergara on a pedestal
America puts Elaine, Paris Hilton and other lame and average women on a pedestal.

[RIslander]

Elaine is a serious WB. Shes also the only female character I've found to be genuinely funny. I never found her 'empowered woman' shit to be over the top but then again it was the 90s and they hadn't gone full retard yet. Havent watched VEEP on purpose because I know she'd piss me off and ruin for me the greatest sitcom ever made.

Yuge WB in this video:

[Dusty]

[kbell]

[RIslander]

Source? I don't think that's real.

[Donfitz007]

i mean she's older now.......her and the brunette off threes company were my guilty pleasures growing up.....oh and the "innocent" girl off gilligans island

[911]

She's only 57, and worth literally hundreds of millions, so I doubt it's her.

Her clan, the French Dreyfuss clan, is worth billions, they are part of the bankster cabal that owns the Banque de France, the French central banking system, privately-controlled since 1973, when president Pompidou, a Rothschild minnow, took over the country and proceeded to undo Charles de Gaulle's decades of good work. Half a century later, and the Rothschilds still have a stranglehold on the French banking and political system with their shabbos goy Macron in place.

[Dusty]

Pics are real.



   

[911]

Turns out it's her, she's had a bout with breast cancer, so that might explain her rough encounter with The Wall.

[Parras]

Extremely overrated.

[Sussudio]

Early Elaine was always hot. I liked her assertiveness very much. Very strong and genuine, best female TV-Show character ever. Later and older Elaine, not so much.

(08-26-2018 05:51 PM)Parras Wrote:  

Extremely overrated.

You would have to be blind...

[bbgun]

Conventionally pretty, but Elaine was way too promiscuous and left-wing for me.

[Sussudio]

(08-27-2018 10:18 AM)bbgun Wrote:  

Elaine was way too promiscuous and left-wing for me.

They were all horrible people... But I guess it was just a show, right?

[questor70]

(08-27-2018 10:02 AM)Sussudio Wrote:  

Early Elaine was always hot. I liked her assertiveness very much. Very strong and genuine, best female TV-Show character ever. Later and older Elaine, not so much.

(08-26-2018 05:51 PM)Parras Wrote:  

Extremely overrated.

You would have to be blind...

Maybe it's just me, but if I can see distinct similarities between a female and a male face then it's a turnoff. Here, I see Fred Savage from The Wonder Years.



I mean, there's some cuteness here, but lacking feminine grace.

[RIslander]

(08-27-2018 10:36 AM)questor70 Wrote:  

I mean, there's some cuteness here, but lacking feminine grace.