On A Pale Horse

Everyone has their 'perfect type' the one characteristic that draws you in and wants to get to know them better. It could be the eyes, the ass, the tits or something a bit creepy like toes.

My type depends on the mood I'm in. Some days it's tall & somewhat of an athletic build - not muscle bound kinda like John Cusack. Other days it's blonde with big boobs, you know, like Janine Lindemulder. Don't know what dictates the driving factor...I'm just a girl that likes the extremes I guess.

As creepy as it may sound I think I would be in lust with a couple like Mickey Hargitay & Jane Mansfield. They both fit my description of lust worthy. I'd probably be a big mess of drool if I was lucky enough to be in their presence.

Mickey Hargitay was born in Hungry (go team) and was the son of an acrobat and was raised in a very athletic environment. He immigrated to the United States in 1947. Somewhere along the way he was inspired to start body building and claimed the title Mr.Universe in 1955. He parlayed this title into a show business career. He met Ms. Mansfield while performing in Mae West's Muscle Man Revue. He started in a few movies with Jayne such as "Will Sucess Spoil Rock Hunter?" . After his divorce he continued to work in motion pictures, Italian westerns and horror movies mainly. He moved on from Hollywood to a sucessful real estate career. But he recently went back to the small screen as a guest spot on his daugter, Mariska Hargitays', show "Law & Order: SVU".

Mr. Hargitay passed away from bone marrow cancer or multiple myeloma.

January 6, 1926 - September 14, 2006 - RIP

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The only time my dad went to church was Palm Sunday. I'm not really sure why that was, my mom told me that was because they handed out free stuff, but to go just for a palm branch seems pretty odd. While I was being dragged off to church and Sunday school the other 51 weeks out of the year my dad would stay home and watch 'Abbott & Costello', 'Blondie' and 'The Little Rascals'. If my mom didn't stay after and kibitz with the other women we could rush home and catch the last 15 minutes of whatever was showing that day. I wasn't a big fan of 'The Little Rascals' but it's nice to see that at least one of the actors made it to a ripe old age. This show spawned the original 'child actors gone bad' and a slew of odd and painful lives: Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer, Norman "Chubby" Chaney , Jay R. Smith (aka Freckles), and Robert Blake.

Tommy seemed to keep it all together and continued his career in Hollywood acting in 1948's version of Superman and then moving behind the camara into directing and producing for television.

Mr. Bond passed away this past Sunday from complications due to heart disease.

September 16, 1926 - September 25, 2005

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