Old Photographic Sanctuary: 5th Ave Girls

5th Ave Girls

(10/30/06)

i don't know but i think the woman in the second picture looks like Debra Messing, but she's not, it just looks like her. anyway, i edited the pictures to go for this specific kind of look, and God knows what it's called.

Posted by Natasha on Friday, November 10, 2006 at 9:03 AM | Permalink

patasha......
you're obsessed with lal-baal chicks arent you?

naughty naughty.

Posted by 3rd avenue | 1:17 PM

red heads rock!!

Posted by M K Abbas | 1:39 PM

cow: *wink wink*

cocaine: exactly!

Posted by Natasha | 6:08 PM

Are you SURE she doesn't play college football? Try tackling her next time or yelling "Twenty-seven! Thirty-two! Hike!" and see if she throws her purse to you.

And THAT's a red head? Isn't a person with brownish hair called a brunette? I always imagined red heads to be more like Rayne.

Posted by The Surreptitious Fabric | 1:28 AM

once uncle comments, i can never think of anything to say :P

Posted by mahnoor | 2:29 PM

You could sing a song if you like. I hear Mohammad Rafi is popular with the cool kids these days.

"Shingalala shingalala hurr hurr oomwaaaaaa oomwaaaaa"

No?

Posted by The Surreptitious Fabric | 3:32 PM

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