Leo Margets Hot or Not?
I can't decide. So i'll let you decide for me.
She's a Whole Foods 7
This thread definitely doesnt stand the test of time. But it still makes me miss 2000s forum culture big time. To say this place is a barren desert compared to the golden days is an understatement.
Tbf, during the start of the 2000s, we had the literal website of HotOrNot .com that made this question infamous lol
Someone would've had to join the site as this lovely lady in order to get her into the player pool on there though since they didn't steal Yearbook photos like FaceMash/Facebook did lol (he said in a way that suggested he once had a tab open in the background that was HoN while Posting here on 2+2 BITD) 😂😂
then you're idiots
lol European women always seem to have great asses, for some reason.
Played with her for a day this year at the WSOP. Her personality makes her a Zero on a 1 to 10. An absolute bore.
She is a nice person leave her alone. If you don't leave her alone than you will have to deal with me. Don't you ever harass her ever again.
Played with her for a day this year at the WSOP. Her personality makes her a Zero on a 1 to 10. An absolute bore.
Haha.. you think you can tell her personality, because she didn't get excited to talk to you? She didn't see you at the table and try putting on a big show? Wow... she is a bore. Or maybe, not what you're used to. See what I did there? But seriously, you are obviously rich.
In the age of Google Search and Gemini it took 0.226 seconds: All the Right Moves (1983). Not that I am going to watch movie about football from 1983, maybe in purgatory: ))
It was a Tom Cruise breakout role from 40 years ago......I saw it back then, it was pretty good, "small town football" movie, set in a Pa. mill town.
Also, featured very young Lea Thompson, Craig T. Nelson and Chris Penn....
Not up there with small town Pa. mill town genre movies like Dear Hunter, but not bad.
In the age of Google Search and Gemini it took 0.226 seconds: All the Right Moves (1983). Not that I am going to watch movie about football from 1983, maybe in purgatory: ))
It was a Tom Cruise breakout role from 40 years ago......I saw it back then, it was pretty good, "small town football" movie, set in a Pa. mill town.Also, featured very young Lea Thompson, Craig T. Nelson a
Cruise’s breakout role ldo was Risky Business, released 8/5/83. Moves was the followup, released 10/21/83. $20 for a vintage photo with both on the marquee. Needless to say, had Biz bombed, Moves would’ve gone straight to video.
Very important movie in Tom’s oeuvre for the “he didn’t quit, you quit” scene, which became his signature move. He also learned you gotta be believable as a whatever, which he put to good use in Top Gun and all that followed.
The Deer Hunter was a major A-Lister Oscar bait release; it was the first movie to do the one week release in one theater in December in order to qualify trick.
I actually thought the small town stuff was done really well in Moves. If you don’t have any hawt pix of Leo, or don’t want to discuss her SB play in the late stages of the ME, what other dying NE mill/mine town movies you got?
