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Eilzabeth Taylor RIP

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She was a babe.
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Do you remember that she owned a huge lot, must have been several acres, on Sunset just west of UCLA that she never built on? I drove by that frequently in the '80s. I had a big limestone wall, not very high, but it was so hilly and elevated you could see most of the property from the street. I can't imagine what just the land is worth today. I don't even know if she finally built or if someone bought it.
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^^ I didn't know that. She must have sold it before I started spending time in LA in mid 90's (I grew up in Laguna).
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She was a babe.
She was. Sad that she looked like a cross dresser for so many years.
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Conne is not going into work today.
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I didn't know that. She must have sold it before I started spending time in LA in mid 90's (I grew up in Laguna).

It was famous for a while, the last big undeveloped lot in the Mansion district of west LA. The story was she bought it with some husband (maybe Todd?) and the planned to build on it, but got divorced, she kept it and never built on it but would not sell it.
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Conne is not going into work today.
There is a hole in my heart.
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Rest In Peace
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Cleopatra is not a terrible movie. Butterfield 8 is, but so what, it's fun.
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It was famous for a while, the last big undeveloped lot in the Mansion district of west LA. The story was she bought it with some husband (maybe Todd?) and the planned to build on it, but got divorced, she kept it and never built on it but would not sell it.

You sure this land was East on Sunset and not West? I'm trying to think of where you mean, but it must have been developed before I got there.
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her efforts to bring down the social barriers of aids after rock hudson passed away is probably her greatest contribution. rest in peace.
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There is a hole in my heart.

She was a beauty. Sort of a train wreck, but beautiful nonetheless.
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This weekend, I will get very drunk and watch Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? in her honor.

RIP
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her efforts to bring down the social barriers of aids after rock hudson passed away is probably her greatest contribution. rest in peace.
Is that the one that only teh gays can catch?
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