O/T Retro Crumpet - The Best of!

[Woking88]

Is it a ballpoint?

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Didn't somebody once say "The pen1s mightier than the sword", or something like that?

[Acido]

I was in love with Marianne Faithful...does she qualify ?

What, for the world cup :-D. Has anybody got some good snaps of Wonder woman & Daisy Duke from the 70s ?

[Evewolf65]

I was in love with Marianne Faithful...does she qualify ?

What, for the world cup :-D. Has anybody got some good snaps of Wonder woman & Daisy Duke from the 70s ?[/quote]



Here you go Acido Catherine Bach, Lynda Carter
in their prime!



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[Evewolf65]

I think Honor Blackman would have rocked me boat in her day.



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[Acido]

reminds me of Satdy teatimes watching the Dukes of Hazard :-)

[WOODLANDSWOLF]

I think Honor Blackman would have rocked me boat in her day.



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I used to know a very good joke that ended "Honor Blackman", reply "No on a bike"! Can't remember the bloody rest that's the problem.

[WOODLANDSWOLF]

Breathtaking. Gina Lollobrigida. Dead ringer for my first wife. Truly.

[peterknowlesburnside]

Can't believe these two haven't made an appearance yet -

Agnetha Faltskog


Joanna Lumley

[tony]

I can't have the lovely Agnetha (the blonde) from ABBA on this thread without ensuring the even lovelier (IMO) Anni-Frid gets on here too...



Long after ABBA split up, she married a Swiss prince and moved in high society circles, befriending the Swedish royal family. The prince died in 1999 and she now lives in Switzerland with her British boyfriend who is a viscount.

[tony]

Of all the big screen beauties from Hollywood's Golden Age (1930s/40s) - and there were many glamorous girls around then: Dorothy Lamour, Heddy Lamarr, Rita Hayworth, Jean Harlow, Ginger Rogers, Lana Turner and lots of others - my favourite has to be the gorgeous Carole Lombard:



She married Clark Gable in 1939 and they became Hollywood's golden couple - Carole was the highest paid box office star of the late 30s.

She was killed in a plane crash in January 1942 aged just 33.