Sally Kirkland nudography, part two, 1989-1992

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This was the beginning of the prolific “bleach blonde with implants” portion of her career, which lasted from 1989 until she got the implants removed in 1998.

1989 – Cold Feet

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1989 – High Stakes

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1992 – Forever

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1992 – In the Heat of Passion

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The videos are here. The B films of that era have had a slow trek to HD. The Cold Feet videos are in 720p, the clips from In the Heat of Passion are from an upscaled VHS rip, and the vids from the other two films are from DVDs.

Part 1 of the nudography is here.

10 Famous People Who Claim to Have Seen Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena

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The highlights of the list:

  • Alicia Keys revealed that she has not only seen a UFO, she’s ‘met some aliens’ in her life.
  • Ariana Grande told Complex magazine that although she’s never actually seen a UFO, she’s seen a ghost and a demon.

Who can decipher the ways of those aliens? They bypass all of Earth’s leaders to speak directly to Alicia Keys. Those alien dudes must really love their jazz-infused R&B. I wonder if they got her autograph.

Although the aliens’ vast intelligence and sophisticated musical tastes are clearly far beyond our ken, Earth music is surprisingly popular throughout the universe. Not many people realize it, but the most popular musical group in the entire galaxy is actually Earth’s own Dino, Desi and Billy. In some remote corners of the Milky Way there are entire religions that worship Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs.

I would mention that aliens also like Celine Dion, but that’s not surprising because she is obviously one of them. You would know that if you had those Roddy Piper glasses.

Or eyes.

College Pigskin, Week 11

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Just a minor update. Based on the official committee rankings, South Florida would get the #12 seed instead of James Madison.

BOOO!!

I admit it. I’m openly rooting for James Madison.

You’ve already seen the rest of the post.

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Last week’s #2, undefeated Indiana, had a scare. They were losing with 40 seconds on the clock, but pushed over a last-minute TD to remain undefeated.



Indiana looks pretty safe for an undefeated regular season. Their only remaining games are against Wisconsin and Purdue, two basement dwellers in the Big Ten. They are pretty much a lock for a playoff spot even if they lose the conference championship game.

Last week’s #9 Oregon barely eked out a victory over #20 Iowa.

Last week’s #8 Texas Tech totally dominated #7, formerly undefeated BYU. BYU’s loss means that there are only three remaining undefeated teams in the FBS division, and they are ranked 1-2-3.

Last week’s #14 Virginia and #15 Louisville both lost to unranked teams. Virginia never scored a TD. Louisville took it into overtime before losing to Cal.

Last week’s #23 Washington lost to Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Badgers came into the game as the lowest-scoring team in the Fab Four conferences, at 13 points per game. Their offense was exactly that bad once again, but this time their usual 13 points was enough to defeat Washington.

Oddity of the week: Rutgers ran 69 plays from scrimmage, and 41 of them were rushes by Antwan Raymond. Assuming that football is a show as well as a sport, Antwan is now the hardest working man in show business. (He amassed 240 rushing yards, giving him exactly 1000 for the year.)

There is no especially dominant team in the very balanced ACC this year. It appears that none of their teams will make the top 12 in the rankings, so the ACC champ is likely to get the automatic #11 seed. Right now Georgia Tech, Virginia, Pittsburgh and SMU are tied for the conference lead. Their national ranks are 14, 20, 23 and NR respectively. Miami and Louisville are ranked 16 and 19 nationally, but are not currently among the conference leaders. In order to make the playoff, an ACC team would either have to win the conference championship game or make it into the top 10.

James Madison continued an underdog pursuit of that 12th playoff spot with a win over Marshall. If the regular season were now over, James Madison would be in the playoff, based on being 24th in the new AP poll! As I’ve noted before, there are only four strong conferences, but the top FIVE conference winners get an automatic bid. At the moment, James Madison is the top-rated conference leader outside the Fab Four, and would therefore get the #12 seed in the tournament. South Florida, Tulane and North Texas, co-leaders in the American Conference, are right on their heels, ranked 25, 26 and 28.

Last week’s #11 Texas, #12 Oklahoma and #13 Utah had the week off. Those three spots are crucial because they are the bubble boys. Exactly 12 teams make the playoffs. Because of exemptions for the conference champions from the ACC and one other conference to be determined, a team from the three strongest conferences must finish in the top ten to be sure of a spot. That’s also true of Notre Dame. As of this week’s AP list, Notre Dame and Texas would barely sneak in with the #9 and #10 seeds, while Oklahoma and Utah would just miss.

Overrated teams o’ the week

The current list. (Based on the new Sagarin computer ratings and this week’s AP poll.)

1. Virginia – 24 places (44,20)
2. James Madison – 17 places (41,24)
3. Georgia Tech – 16 places (30,14)
3. Cincinnati – 16 places (38,22)
5. BYU – 14 places – (26,12)

What happened to last week’s most overrated teams? They had a perfect week – no wins at all. (Based on last week’s Sagarin computer ratings and last week’s AP poll.)

1. 24 places – Memphis (46,22) – LOST to Tulane. They gave up 35 points in the first half.
2. 22 places – Virginia (34,12) – LOST; failed to score a TD against unranked Wake Forest.
3. 16 places – Georgia Tech (32,16) – Did not play.
4. 15 places – BYU (23,8) – LOST to Texas Tech; they fell behind 26-0 before scoring a meaningless TD in the fourth quarter.
5. 14 places – Cincinnati (39,25) Did not play.

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