macuser3of5
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<3 dem skinny model girlz.
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I know it's subjective, but a 6? Seriously? I'd put them at a 8.5/9 but I admit, it's not your everyday kind of beautyOriginally Posted by KitAkira
Edit: They kind of look like they'd make amazingly attractive vampires, I do love undead corpses. Also, while someone said they were scared by the eyes, that's among their top features imo.
Ok, 6 is a little harsh....maybe 7-7.5. They definitely have a unique trait and it is the way their eyes pierce right through you. I agree, they do have the vampire vibe going on too.
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I just want to take them home and make them a nice dinner, or ten.Originally Posted by dsmolken
Or ten...hahahahahaha...
But not gonna lie: I'm not usually into the waifishness of most models, but these two have me tingling in my groinal region...
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