JACQUE...@webtv.net (Jackki5) wrote in message news:<126953F4A9F9D...@storefull2277.public.lawson.webtv.net>...
This evening on Entertainment Tonight, there was a segment about Farrah.
I couldn't believe how much she has aged. Maybe she chose to grow old
gracefully, and if she has, more power to her. Personally, I've adopted
the old "Oil of Olay" pitch as my personal motto: "Don't grow old
gracefully, you've got to fight it with everything"
It seems that time hasn't been on Farrah's side. There is a lot of
creepiness (loss of elasticity) in her skin. Her complexion is shallow
and she is frail. Yet, she (tries?) to come across as an older but sexy
woman. Sure, she still has the figure, but her aging face throws
everything off balance.
..and to think, this is the woman whom almost every man (and maybe some
women as well) leered and ogled at back in the 70's.
As a contrast, Cybill Shepherd is somewhere in Farrah's age range. She
decided not to have plastic surgery for her wrinkles, but she really
carries her aging self well. Every time I've seen her, she looked great.
Just wonderin'
J5
Hi there.
I agree she look dreadful. Sometimes women or men for that matter who
have it all in their 20s or 30s lose it never to return again. She
looks terrible for her age. She is only 7 years older than me and
yuck. She also had a facelift or something after her appearance on
Letterman. Looks bad still.
Terrible job. I feel sorry for her. Always seemed like a nice
person.
Funnilly enough, a guy that I did an encounter weekend retreat with in
university became the director that she was going out with an
apparently abused her. His name is James Orr. I had a crush on him in
university.
Very very bright guy and so sexy.
Linda