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I didn't arrange my feather again that I see a gigantic woman of at
least 6 feet 2 inches advancing in a majestic black dress. Besides the
black, that evening was to honor more than ten actresses had appeared to
color the date. All flashes aimed on the new one arriving and I advanced
a little bit to recognize Lynda Carter, the very famous "Wonder Woman",
who took all the forces efforts indeed! Structural chignon and high
heels of at least four inches, she is even bigger and that she seems,
but she wouldn’t need that to dominate the attendance. She is lovely,
but doesn't make fall backwards. Lynda Carter has a face that you can
almost see everywhere in every country, nothing special, of the common
features. It’s the kind of girl which you wouldn’t like to see when she
wakes up in the morning. All things considered, she didn't impress me
and the interview that she granted me was not like the other famous I’d
like to keep to return in my luggage. Complaining about her size complex
when she was a teenage, I swear you that she had buried it since.
Agreeable, more or less. As we were standing for the photo, (which was
the funniest) Lynda made all possible to take us all two of her 4'10
inches with high heels. It was cut just Lynda below the bust and as my
head arrived rightly there... one would have said an infant to the
bottle! (…) |
Serial and Year: ISBN 2-89301-077-6 / 1987.
