Aggie87 Posted July 28, 2008 Report Posted July 28, 2008 I got a daughter, and I'm sure many of y'all do too. Let's show some decency here, ok? Unlike other threads (and signatures) where women are objectified here on the board, the pictures I posted seem (IMO) germane to the discussion in this thread- both the plastic-surgery lady and Madonna's daughter.
catesta Posted July 28, 2008 Report Posted July 28, 2008 Mustaches on women is common in my family, just ask two of my sisters. One lucked out. the one with or the one without? Three sisters total, one didn't have the problem, so I guess you would say she was lucky. No matter, it didn't seem to seem to stop the boys from calling. Of course it's not like I'm talking about fu-manchus either. Just a little hair above the lip in the corners. Both had it taken care when they were older as I'm sure the junior Madonna will.
Alexander Posted July 28, 2008 Report Posted July 28, 2008 I agree with Jim. Going after Madonna's daughter is tacky. Like her mother, Lourdes is Italian American and excess facial hair is a common complaint among Mediterranian woman. Check out Madonna's high school pick above. She had some serious eyebrows going on herself. If anything, she's to be commended for not insisting that her daughter pluck and wax to satisfy some WASPy feminine ideal (like her mother, she'll probably wait until she's old enough to move out). I know it's a common joke to bash Madonna for her talent or lack thereof, but you know what? She's been doing what she does for almost thirty years now. If she was the no-talent everybody thinks she is, she never would have made it past her second album. Clearly, she's doing SOMETHING right because people still buy her records. It's not my thing. My wife owns several of her albums, and there are things I like better than others (I think "Hard Candy" is horrible, mainly because Madonna is just getting too old to pander to the kids), but on the whole I respect her for her talent for staying in the game.
7/4 Posted July 28, 2008 Report Posted July 28, 2008 I know it's a common joke to bash Madonna for her talent or lack thereof, but you know what? She's been doing what she does for almost thirty years now. If she was the no-talent everybody thinks she is, she never would have made it past her second album. Clearly, she's doing SOMETHING right because people still buy her records. It's not my thing. My wife owns several of her albums, and there are things I like better than others (I think "Hard Candy" is horrible, mainly because Madonna is just getting too old to pander to the kids), but on the whole I respect her for her talent for staying in the game. Wait a second...she's popular because of her "music"? Come on...you're yankin' my chain!
catesta Posted July 28, 2008 Report Posted July 28, 2008 (edited) I agree with Jim. Going after Madonna's daughter is tacky. Like her mother, Lourdes is Italian American and excess facial hair is a common complaint among Mediterranian woman. Check out Madonna's high school pick above. She had some serious eyebrows going on herself. If anything, she's to be commended for not insisting that her daughter pluck and wax to satisfy some WASPy feminine ideal (like her mother, she'll probably wait until she's old enough to move out). I know it's a common joke to bash Madonna for her talent or lack thereof, but you know what? She's been doing what she does for almost thirty years now. If she was the no-talent everybody thinks she is, she never would have made it past her second album. Clearly, she's doing SOMETHING right because people still buy her records. It's not my thing. My wife owns several of her albums, and there are things I like better than others (I think "Hard Candy" is horrible, mainly because Madonna is just getting too old to pander to the kids), but on the whole I respect her for her talent for staying in the game. I know what you're saying, but lets get it right.... Madonna is only half Italian, so the little girl is 25% at best. Which of course is still better than nothing. I do believe the girl's father is from Cuba or at least his family is, so that would explain the darker complexion and a possible contribution to the hair. Edited July 28, 2008 by catesta
porcy62 Posted July 28, 2008 Report Posted July 28, 2008 I know what you're saying, but lets get it right.... Madonna is only half Italian, so the little girl is 25% at best. Which of course is still better than nothing. I do believe the girl's father is from Cuba or at least his family is, so that would explain the darker complexion and a possible contribution to the hair. Yeah, those cubans have too much hair. I guess Miss Ciccone smokes Cohiba too.
Dave James Posted July 28, 2008 Report Posted July 28, 2008 Also, looks like her friend has a moustache. That's her daughter Lourdes. Looks like she has a Frida Kahlo unibrow thing going on too. Looks like she'll have a lifetime of waxing multiple parts of her anatomy ... seriously, is the father some man-ape? Poor kid. Is this Madonna's adoped daughter or her love child with Ron Jeremy? Up over and out.
PHILLYQ Posted July 29, 2008 Report Posted July 29, 2008 At least she hasn't gone this far yet... Hmm, there's an idea for a sig... If you do that it might gross me out so much that I'd have to put you on my ignore list(nobody on it now!) just so I wouldn't see it!!
PHILLYQ Posted July 29, 2008 Report Posted July 29, 2008 (edited) I don't even want to know who that is. Here's a link to photos of Jocelyn Wildenstein: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/artic...ildenstein.html Check out the photo from the '70s, before the plastic surgery- she's pretty!!! Edited July 29, 2008 by PHILLYQ
Dan Gould Posted July 29, 2008 Report Posted July 29, 2008 Is this Madonna's adoped daughter or her love child with Ron Jeremy? Up over and out. Check out the photo from the '70s, before the plastic surgery- she's pretty!!! Uh ... no she most definitely isn't.
Chuck Nessa Posted July 29, 2008 Report Posted July 29, 2008 She's 50 in August. She looks pretty damn good for someone who's turning 50 in less than a month. You must hang with a really ugly crowd. What a friggin' insult to women 50 and better.
PHILLYQ Posted July 29, 2008 Report Posted July 29, 2008 She's 50 in August. She looks pretty damn good for someone who's turning 50 in less than a month. You must hang with a really ugly crowd. What a friggin' insult to women 50 and better. My wife is over 50 and looks much better than Madonna, no plastic surgery, no personal trainer, no hours a day available to workout, etc.
vajerzy Posted July 29, 2008 Report Posted July 29, 2008 At least she hasn't gone this far yet... Who or what is THIS?? (or is THAT a better word....) Seriously- I don't know.
papsrus Posted July 29, 2008 Report Posted July 29, 2008 At least she hasn't gone this far yet... Who or what is THIS?? (or is THAT a better word....) Seriously- I don't know. Follow the link a few posts up ... if you dare. I'm going to have nightmares now. I feel sorry for this person. She has been badly butchered. ... Terrible. Beauty is at least as much about being comfortable in your own skin as it is about any physical attributes.
Aggie87 Posted July 29, 2008 Report Posted July 29, 2008 Follow the link a few posts up ... if you dare. I'm going to have nightmares now. I feel sorry for this person. She has been badly butchered. ... Terrible. Beauty is at least as much about being comfortable in your own skin as it is about any physical attributes. What's sad is that she has apparently chosen to deliberately alter her look, to become less "human" looking. So I don't know if "butchered" is quite the right word - it wasn't a plastic surgery gone wrong. Otherwise I agree with you.
Dan Gould Posted July 29, 2008 Report Posted July 29, 2008 Follow the link a few posts up ... if you dare. I'm going to have nightmares now. I feel sorry for this person. She has been badly butchered. ... Terrible. Beauty is at least as much about being comfortable in your own skin as it is about any physical attributes. What's sad is that she has apparently chosen to deliberately alter her look, to become less "human" looking. So I don't know if "butchered" is quite the right word - it wasn't a plastic surgery gone wrong. Otherwise I agree with you. I don't think butchered is the right word either, though you can certainly question the professional ethics of a plastic surgeon who agrees to attempt to make a client more "feline". Seems to me anyone in the profession should be obligated not to perform surgery but to refer the patient to a competent therapist.
Clunky Posted July 29, 2008 Report Posted July 29, 2008 Follow the link a few posts up ... if you dare. I'm going to have nightmares now. I feel sorry for this person. She has been badly butchered. ... Terrible. Beauty is at least as much about being comfortable in your own skin as it is about any physical attributes. What's sad is that she has apparently chosen to deliberately alter her look, to become less "human" looking. So I don't know if "butchered" is quite the right word - it wasn't a plastic surgery gone wrong. Otherwise I agree with you. I don't think butchered is the right word either, though you can certainly question the professional ethics of a plastic surgeon who agrees to attempt to make a client more "feline". Seems to me anyone in the profession should be obligated not to perform surgery but to refer the patient to a competent therapist. I agree with Dan here. The surgeons involved should have backed off and referred her for CBT or similar. Very sad. Also I'd say , lay off Madonna's daughter , not kind, unfair and unworthy of this forum.
Man with the Golden Arm Posted July 29, 2008 Report Posted July 29, 2008 "Aay, how many reconstructions ya want?" "...eeer, tree or fower!"
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