Rule 5 News: 16 September 2010 A.D.
16 September 2010 @ 21:36
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Ines Sainz…
Rebecca Romijn…
Gina Gershon…
Jessica Hart…
Patsy Kensit…
We interrupt Rule 5 News to bring you an Anti-Rule 5 Bulletin…
Rihanna…
We now resume our regular Rule 5 programming…
Adriana Lima & Candice-Swanepoel…
Gemma Arterton…
Lea Michele…
Tiffany Thornton…
Monica Bellucci…
Debbie…
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The Camp Of The Saints 
Where’s Megan “I’m, like, a progressive Republicin” McCain?
Nice selection of beauties! WTF is wrong w/ riahhah? That big tat on her thigh, I’m all for guns, but that is just nasty. Have a fun weekend, Bob.
Man, Rihanna can look so hot sometimes, but when she’s not in full doll-up mode, she can seem positively scabby. Yikes.
Is it just me or does that Ines chica have mean eyes?
That Monica Belluci babe is the one Stace tried to win the cleavage wars with.
Rhianna needs a holster for that piece.
And who’s Debbie? Some neighbor lady from down the street?
Ran: ‘Republicin’? I really don’t want to know what she’s licking.
Bunni: I don’t like tatoos on my womins. You have a hipity hopity weekend. I’ve rejected plenty of pictures for inclusion because of them.
Your Majesty: Also, her personality is showing on her face.
Richard: She’s certainly got hard eyes.
Nicholas: Yes, but I fired back with more of her. Debbie is the single name this model goes by – not sure of much else.
I don’t particularly care for women with “tats” either. Somehow they just take away from the inherent beauty that God gave women.
Mike
Exactly. And even in the odd, rare case where one might look good, it’s not pretty as the flesh starts to sag.
I never got any tattoos when I was younger. I agree with Carlos Mencia’s take on them and the police call them identifying marks.