The Travis McGee Reader: Once upon a time, evidence of adequate nourishment was not considered a beauty flaw

Mar 1, 2011

Once upon a time, evidence of adequate nourishment was not considered a beauty flaw

At least by the GIs of World War II. RIP, Jane.

Actress Jane Russell is shown in this publicity photograph for the 1943 film "The Outlaw"

1 comment:

SpeakerTweaker said...: Zoinks! What a beauty! How exactly does one wolf-whistle on the internet?

"Evidence of adequate nourishment" is a phrase I intend to use in the future.

tweaker; Tue Mar 01, 09:56:00 AM CST

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