Litteä ja kiinteä vatsa on ehdoton hyvän ulkonäön ja cooliuden edellytys.

Saara Aalto. Kaikissa tyköistuvissa asuissa näkyy pieni pömppis. Ei ole menoa haitannut. :)

coo·lie

ˈko͞olē/

noun

dated or offensive

noun: coolie; plural noun: coolies

an unskilled native laborer in India, China, and some other Asian countries.

Tama tuli heti mieleen teidan cooliuksestanne :D.

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Sanokaa sitten yksikin sellainen, jolla ei ole isot tissit tai ei ole lesbo. Ap

Lena Dunham. Ei ole isot tissit eikä ole lesbo.

Lena Dunham on todella epäcool! Ap

Sinun mielestäsi. Minun mielestäni hän on todella cool, ja ilmeisesti maailmalla aika moni on samaa mieltä. Kerrotko nyt ihan tarkasti miten coolius määritellään tässä ketjussa? Jos coolius on litteä vatsa, pienet rinnat ja heteroseksuaali, niin sittenhän koko kysymys "sanokaa cooleja julkkisnaisia, joilla ei ole litteä vatsa" on täysin naurettava. Taidat olla joku yläasteteini, ajattelusi tasosta päätellen.

Äiti Teresa. Melko varmasti sillä ei ollut mikään fitness-masu, mutta vaikea tietysti sanoa 100-varmasti kun siinä oli ne kaavut päällä.

Tämä on kyllä yksi surkeimpia provoja mitä täällä on koskaan nähty!

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Äiti Teresa. Melko varmasti sillä ei ollut mikään fitness-masu, mutta vaikea tietysti sanoa 100-varmasti kun siinä oli ne kaavut päällä.

Ah, Äiti Teresa, täydellinen pyhimys... Not.

She was so anti-abortion that she actually used her Nobel Peace Prize speech to rail against population control, family planning and abortion. 

She supported Indira Gandhi’s declaration on the state of emergency in 1975, saying “People are happier. There are more jobs. There are no strikes.”

She idolised poverty and suffering, stating that she thought it was beautiful that the poor had accepted their lot in life. But when it came to her, she would check herself into expensive clinics, in the West, in order to treat her own illnesses. 

She was also associated with and supported corrupt businessmen such as Charles Keating and Robert Maxwell, as well as the dictatorial Duvalier family and Albanian dictator Enver Hoxha. 

She encouraged members of her order to secretly baptise dying patients with no regard for their own faiths. 

Her public image was super misleading because  only a few hundred people are served by even the largest of the homes. In 1998, among the 200 charitable assistance organisations reported to operate in Calcutta, hers wasn’t even ranked among the largest organisations- there were others doing a much better job.

In 1991, a journalist visited the home and described the medical care the patients received as “haphazard” and he observed that sisters, who had no medical knowledge, had to make decisions about patient care, because of the lack of doctors there. 

Her order did not distinguish between curable or incurable patients, so that people who could otherwise survive would be at risk of dying from infections and lack of treatment. She herself described her houses as the Houses of the Dying.

She reinforced the popular colonialist image of the white woman giving up her life to save the souls of the “wretched” brown people.

Olen kaljamahainen kaunotar ja peittelemällä tuon epäkohdan (ja korostamalla kiinteitä munkkeja ja mahtavaa persettä) kukaan ei ees tajuu, että oon vähä epäcool ja vähemmän kaunis. Mutta mites miesten kanssa.... No, sängyssä kummallakin puolella on jotain niin ihanaa katsottavaa että jää maha huomiotta. Saunassa valitettavasti totuus viimeistään alkaa paljastua, kun en kykene tyrkyttämään katseelle parempaa eteen, varsinkin naaman vähän rumetessa meikkien poisvalumisen jälkeen. Mutta siinä vaiheessa olen jo hurmannut miehen viiltävällä älykkyydellä ja huumorintajulla niin, ettei se enää välitä. 

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Äiti Teresa. Melko varmasti sillä ei ollut mikään fitness-masu, mutta vaikea tietysti sanoa 100-varmasti kun siinä oli ne kaavut päällä.

Ah, Äiti Teresa, täydellinen pyhimys... Not.

She was so anti-abortion that she actually used her Nobel Peace Prize speech to rail against population control, family planning and abortion. 

She supported Indira Gandhi’s declaration on the state of emergency in 1975, saying “People are happier. There are more jobs. There are no strikes.”

She idolised poverty and suffering, stating that she thought it was beautiful that the poor had accepted their lot in life. But when it came to her, she would check herself into expensive clinics, in the West, in order to treat her own illnesses. 

She was also associated with and supported corrupt businessmen such as Charles Keating and Robert Maxwell, as well as the dictatorial Duvalier family and Albanian dictator Enver Hoxha. 

She encouraged members of her order to secretly baptise dying patients with no regard for their own faiths. 

Her public image was super misleading because  only a few hundred people are served by even the largest of the homes. In 1998, among the 200 charitable assistance organisations reported to operate in Calcutta, hers wasn’t even ranked among the largest organisations- there were others doing a much better job.

In 1991, a journalist visited the home and described the medical care the patients received as “haphazard” and he observed that sisters, who had no medical knowledge, had to make decisions about patient care, because of the lack of doctors there. 

Her order did not distinguish between curable or incurable patients, so that people who could otherwise survive would be at risk of dying from infections and lack of treatment. She herself described her houses as the Houses of the Dying.

She reinforced the popular colonialist image of the white woman giving up her life to save the souls of the “wretched” brown people.

On aina niin vakuuttavaa kun ihmiset eivät mainitse lähteitään. :) Äiti Teresa on nyt ja aina coolimpi kuin ap. 

Helen Anderson

Kyllä pullea pakki miehellä on tosi jees ja näyttää hyvältä ja terveeltä

Samoin

Kyllä suuri pullea vatsa ja vatsamakkarat ( michelin ukko look ) on tosi jees +hyvältä näyttää