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Hilda, 1950s Pinup Girl, Makes Us Very Happy

by Joe Mobley
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For a (not so) little change of pace.

Hilda, 1950s Pinup Girl, Makes Us Very Happy

Not the type of pinup you are use to, I'll bet.

Joe Mobley
  • Profile picture of the author Iqball
    Originally Posted by Joe Mobley View Post

    For a (not so) little change of pace.

    Hilda, 1950s Pinup Girl, Makes Us Very Happy

    Not the type of pinup you are use to, I'll bet.

    Joe Mobley
    You made me happy Buddy, thanks.
    Real thanks.
    That was real beauty, real....[intentionally left blank].....and wholesome.....
    yes....gys u got to excuse me i mabee a bit tipsy with my nite cap as i typo

    Anyways - Hilda is true beatified beauty,
    not the "plastic" or photoshopped skinny divas we are so used to
    o nowadays.
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  • Profile picture of the author Ken Leatherman
    Hey Joe,

    Thanks for the 1950's reminder.

    Folks that don't take a look at this are missing some really good art work.

    Ken
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    Yay, she's fat!
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    :)

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    • Profile picture of the author HeySal
      Originally Posted by mojojuju View Post

      Yay, she's fat!
      Yep she is -- but look at her. She's not that dumpy saggy gut pasty sick kind of fat you see today. She's healthy and happy. Her skin is glowy and her waistline is proportional - not the donuts of lard and jelly hanging over belts you see today.

      She's a reminder of America when it was wholesome - when food was real, people had integrity and honor, when the local doctor would drop by when you were sick and tell you how to feel better with out prescribing 5 different prescriptions for ya, when stress levels were low and people smiled and laughed a lot -- when the dream was obtainable for most. Country living, kids played outside, neighbors who knew each other and cared, and communities that were built on the sweat and ingenuity of the local people.

      Yes - I see all of that when I look at Hilda. It's not just Hilda that makes us happy - it's what she represents that makes us smile.
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      Sal
      When the Roads and Paths end, learn to guide yourself through the wilderness
      Beyond the Path

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      • Profile picture of the author Joe Mobley
        Excellent response Sal.

        Originally Posted by HeySal View Post

        She's not that dumpy saggy gut pasty sick kind of fat you see today.
        Yuck! You had to point that out.

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