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[Aggie]

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[Jorge]

Ah....how about Cleopatra, Margaret Tatcher, Madame Curie, .....Moses wife..poor guy must have been nagged to death for bringing all those animals home, I bet she is the one who slipped the fleas just to get even with him...

[Donald Miller]

Jorge,
Interesting that your information on the origin of fleas coincides perfectly with mine.

I vote for Lady Godiva---I have always stood in awe at her horse(wo)manship and her sense of fairplay in taxation.

[clogz]

Besides, isn't every photographer a bit of a Peeping Tom?

[Donald Miller]

Hey!!!!! Easy there, Aggie wanted us to own up...Owning up is one thing...baring one's soul is another. I only noticed the ladies ability to protest taxation and handle the darned horse, I swear!!!!

[Donald Miller]

Aggie, I think that King Christian took credit for the creation of "comparative analysis"

[Eric Rose]

1. Kim Basinger
2. Catherine Zeta Jones
(ok so I'm shallow)
3. Jackie O
4. Indira Gandhi
5. Charis
6. A series on female serial killers
7. Queen E II
8. Aggie

[Robert Kennedy]

Yes, but Catherine Zeta Jones will sue you if she doesn't like the pictures....

[Mark in SD]

First, I want it on record that I did NOT restrict the previous thread to men.

That being said, here are my choices:

1. Joan of Arc

2. Lucrecia Borgia

3. Catherine d'Medici

4. Eva Braun (sp? Hitler's Mistress)

5. Marie Curie

6. Elanor Roosevelt

[David Hall]

Who was the queen of England who was famous for rolling heads? Like my earlier responses to this Q, I suggest a good 8x10 contact view of her face...the look in her eye, her soul peering out...

And Ashley Judd, of course. What's a fantasy photo shoot without Ashley Judd in the house???

dgh