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Dawn Cameltoe Davenport
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Yeah, that's true, I suppose. I guess the "South Park" episode was fresher in my mind.

I can't believe that no one has noted the obvious homage to "South Park", what with Zoe opening a can of Chainsaw Whup-ass onto the zombies, just like Stan did in that infamous Halloween episode of "South Park" where Kenny becomes a zombie after being hit by a falling space station and then being filled with

As far as Chad being the beneficiary of kind editing during S4: No. I know Chad from his work with Dreamgirls here in southern CA, and he's a very kind, gentle person when not in face. I'm guessing he has be directed to be a bit more driven for this go-round. And, my darlings, this is all unscripted fiction, don't

As far as Chad being the beneficiary of kind editing during S4: No. I know Chad from his work with Dreamgirls here in southern CA, and he's a very kind, gentle person when not in face. I'm guessing he has be directed to be a bit more driven for this go-round. And, my darlings, this is all unscripted fiction, don't

True, the song is about love and sex, sung to her husband Richard Rudolph. But in the liner notes to the album it's on, they wrote the song's melody for Maya's entertainment (she was 2 when it was recorded), and in the "unedited" version she sings "Maya, Maya, Maya…" It sounds like a lullaby, indeed.

True, the song is about love and sex, sung to her husband Richard Rudolph. But in the liner notes to the album it's on, they wrote the song's melody for Maya's entertainment (she was 2 when it was recorded), and in the "unedited" version she sings "Maya, Maya, Maya…" It sounds like a lullaby, indeed.

No, Renee Zellweger looks like someone who is still smelling a fart that someone just blew off into her face at point-blank range.

No, Renee Zellweger looks like someone who is still smelling a fart that someone just blew off into her face at point-blank range.

I know Ernest Borgnine best as the man who taught the fine art of lovemaking to Ethel Merman.

I know Ernest Borgnine best as the man who taught the fine art of lovemaking to Ethel Merman.

First of all, get the vocabulary right.

Although I must point out that extreme height doesn't always lead to, er, bigger gifts elsewhere. I dated a guy who stood 6'7", size 15 1/2 feet. And as Wendy Liebman puts it, "You know what they say about men with big feet, huh? Yeah. Big shoes."

Chad works regularly in southern CA, and was working in Vegas for a time, as I recall. Getting her live fabulousness out on a national stage, as far as I'm concerned, will be the best public service Rupaul has ever done.

Short answer: No.

A-fucking-PLUS, bitches.

Another CLASSIC episode. This show is hitting on cylinders I didn't think it had.

Fifteen minutes into the first episode of Season Two, sobbing, bare-ass.

Insanity is a prerequisite for a 17-year-old girl. But it can be quite entertaining.

Classic. CLASSIC.

I sat there next to my husband when that hottie photog came on-screen, and I know we both were thinking "I'm married, I'm married, I can't just drop everything and go drill that sexy morsel like a New York sidewalk…"!!