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10 Comments

  1. Yeah. But considering you were able to sell Propecia…I’m pretty sure no one will care about your lack of…erm…follicles.

    🙂

  2. It’s so refreshing to finally be able to talk about the product you were director of… and so frustrating that you can’t talk much about deals you are working on now.

    Wish I could see ya in NYC … sigh.

    Check out my new channel, ‘n subscribe. http://www.youtube.com/user/DahliaKHey

  5. @3 it was a team effort and I have to say they came out prety well considering we were fairly plastered

    @4 sounds like a dare while in NYC with camera.
    there’s a place just north of 125th and 7th

  6. In yet another snub by the online community you have left out the epoch-defining Farrah flick.

    On behalf of the entire community at jillmonroe4ever.com, I would like to express my deep disappointment at this missed opportunity to pay homage to one of the great moments in hair of the 20th century.

    On a side note, I would also have loved to see Nalts sporting a Magnum ‘tache.

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