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This is a new Netflix series from Colombia Somebody wants to kill CEO Bárbara Hidalgo. Can she find the culprit as her family schemes ruthlessly for control of their Colombian business empire? Episode 1 Episode 3 Episode 3 (with others) Episode 4 Episode 6 Episode 7 Episode 11 Film clips…
Despite the Spanish title, this is a Polish film, a really quirky one, as the description below demonstrates. Waldi and his three sisters live in an old villa outside the city, and in the basement are their hundred-year-old parents, who died a few years ago. The whole family enjoys breakfast…
A strange video. I’ve never seen that much effort expended to remove a shirt. Is she drunk? Stoned? Some samples: Share via: Facebook X (Twitter) LinkedIn More
A GOAT. I’ll always enjoy seeing her strut.
She has funny eyes.
People with heterochromia always look a little spooky to me. I realize it’s normal and harmless, but it always catches me off guard.
When I was working out of Rochester settling my sister’s estate, I had to stay in a hotel. The night clerk there was a beautiful woman in her 20s, but one of her eyes was really bright blue and the other was brown. I just never got used to that.
Berkley’s condition is not that dramatic, or even dramatic at all, but I still find it unattractive.
Yeah, I know it’s a weird kind of bigotry.
I think the heterochromia condition gives a first impression that the person is cross eyed. That can throw a person off unless it`s the Ozarks.
I don’t know that I’d agree that it’s bigotry. Finding a physical trait unappealing isn’t the same as suggesting and/or advocating its lack of worth.