'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
Plan what to do, what to wear (you can never go wrong with a corset), and get ready for the next BuffistaCon.
Prell, possibly? Something with a P? Jaclyn Smith was Breck. Oooh, Breck Girls: the ultimate ideal for girls and women of the 1950s, 60s and 70s to attain. You know, until it wasn't.
I don't know who the bride is on that linked page, but the middle pic is of Kim Bassinger and her mother, Ann. And the bottom pic is of Brooke Shields as a child.
Hee! I was muttering that the other day for some reason. I wish I could remember why.
Conditioning works?
Conditioning works?
Well, yes.
Oooh, Breck Girls: the ultimate ideal for girls and women of the 1950s, 60s and 70s to attain. You know, until it wasn't.
I went to boot camp with a Breck girl. A neice of the Nordstrom's family. Only, it was only her hair! They used a different girl's face and Leah's hair.
Prell, possibly?
No, megan was right, it was Fabergé. I was just musing that if we were to equate them to modern counterparts, that Fabergé would seem more Tresemmé while Breck was more like Pantene is now.
I also remember Short n'Sassy that Dorothy Hamill shilled for after the '76 Olympics and which I never had any use for.
I was just musing that if we were to equate them to modern counterparts, that Fabergé would seem more Tresemmé
Must be the accent.
That's what I was thinking.
and my brain segues right into, "Gee your hair smells terrific!"
HARRUMPH.
In response to
Conditioning works?
Jilli said
Well, yes.
I know - without question - that it does *not*. You're anything but a helpful assistant/minion/henchwoman! I know Clovis has your loyalty - but still! Could you PRETEND that the "obey Alex in his Quest to Rule the World!" conditioning works?
(bats eyelashes)
Could you PRETEND that the "obey Alex in his Quest to Rule the World!" conditioning works?
According to sub-clause iii of section "bzzt!" of the Minion Union Handbook, erm, no. Sorry?