One of the most beautiful women ever! They have been married since 1980!
However, it appears she had a lot of work done on her later in life. I know she's 86, but that's not natural aging we're seeing...
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One of the most beautiful women ever! They have been married since 1980!
However, it appears she had a lot of work done on her later in life. I know she's 86, but that's not natural aging we're seeing...
While I didn't agree with him on much of anything, I was always grateful to the Phil Donahue show for teaching me not to believe experts talking on TV.
I was watching Donahue and there was a representative of the Center for Missing and Exploited Children, at the time a relatively new organization, being interviewed. He said, with a straight face, that 50,000 children go missing every year. Everyone in the audience did their duty, acted shocked, and then got scared. (CMEC, now the National CMEC, is a story all on its own and OT here.)
I remember thinking that something didn't sound right. 50,000? In high school history we had talked about the number of casualties in Vietnam. It was around 50,000. Every family I knew had someone killed or wounded in Vietnam.
But missing kids? I didn't know anybody who had a kid missing. Something seemed off. Way off. Based on my experience, if there were that many missing kids every year, the entire USA should grind to a halt. Nobody would go to work or school. Everybody would be out looking for missing children related to them!
A full analysis of that stat is also OT here but the interview did what it was supposed to do; it scared people. And we all know how the media and bad actors can monetize fear.
It also taught me a valuable lesson; just because someone is on TV doesn't mean they know what they're talking about or telling the truth. (Yeah, I was pretty naive at the time.)
I know it wasn't your aim to teach me that, Phil, but thanks, anyway.
I was watching Donahue and there was a representative of the Center for Missing and Exploited Children, at the time a relatively new organization, being interviewed. He said, with a straight face, that 50,000 children go missing every year. Everyone in the audience did their duty, acted shocked, and then got scared. (CMEC, now the National CMEC, is a story all on its own and OT here.)
I remember thinking that something didn't sound right. 50,000? In high school history we had talked about the number of casualties in Vietnam. It was around 50,000. Every family I knew had someone killed or wounded in Vietnam.
But missing kids? I didn't know anybody who had a kid missing. Something seemed off. Way off. Based on my experience, if there were that many missing kids every year, the entire USA should grind to a halt. Nobody would go to work or school. Everybody would be out looking for missing children related to them!
A full analysis of that stat is also OT here but the interview did what it was supposed to do; it scared people. And we all know how the media and bad actors can monetize fear.
It also taught me a valuable lesson; just because someone is on TV doesn't mean they know what they're talking about or telling the truth. (Yeah, I was pretty naive at the time.)
I know it wasn't your aim to teach me that, Phil, but thanks, anyway.
A woman who grows old gracefully can become an icon of mature beauty. She had that potential.
So many folks can't accept that truth, though, and it's a real shame.
Texasgordo
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I never understood why you would pay so much money to look worse than before.
Texasgordo
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22 years ago isn't that recent
General Zod
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I think some of them keep getting it because they weren't satisfied with the previous procedure's results. And then you wind up with what Marlo Thomas did to her face.
NOTICE: The image of Helen Mirren below is not an indication of her passing!
Helen Mirren is an excellent example of a woman growing old gracefully! She is still the goddess she's been over the years!
General Zod
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She's still aging gracefully.
I'm eagerly awaiting the next season of "1923" - she's been amazing in that show.
Agreed.
Texasgordo
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I thought he was a great heel when he was Psycho Sid.
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