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shareShe's, uh, you know, a girl. That's immediately a +1 for me.
shareI like the third photo. Such a cute little face.
I don't like the bizarre clothing and excess make-up in the first two photos. But I like her.
Thank you for providing her name.
You read Young Miss too?
shareShe might have a very nice personality.
shareI'm too afraid of winding up on a sex offender registry to click the link...I'll just assume she looks like the High School kid next door that baby sits for all the neighbors
Post pics of her Mom, know your demographic , sheesh
Young Miss was a mainstream fashion magazine published from 1932 to 2004. There is nothing objectionable about it.
shareIt's just an ongoing joke we have, no harm meant jonathon
Question: if I met you in real life would you require that I address you as jonathon or could I call you Johnny Boy or 'The Big J' or something else informal along those lines?
Your response will be noted and judged pretty harshly jonathonš
I was pretty sure you were joking, but there actually are some people who seriously would over-react to innocent photos like these. They take offense at everything, even cartoons and comic strips.
At work I've been called "John," "Jonathan," "Johnny K" and similar names. Anything is okay with me as long as it's nothing derogatory.
Johnny Boy it is then
I like that name, I call a work dude that and he hasn't complained yet...hell, I'd double down if he did!
She is cute. That hairdo is pure 80s.
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