Posts Tagged ‘Naked Dawn’
Anna Gilligan’s Naked Summer Camp
Posted by: admin in Girls, Uncategorized on April 3rd, 2009
Nearly as prolific as Stephen King’s writing and only half a step behind Brazil’s supermodel factory is the HR department of Fox News. These proud men and women will stop at nothing to find a seemingly endless array of beautiful women with lovely faces and shapely legs to get on camera and discuss nonsense most of us who never pay attention to under normal circumstances. And it works.

That brings us to Anna Gilligan. Is she ever competing with Megan Fox for a Maxim/FHM sexiest woman crown? Doubtful - though she does have kinda of a Petra Nemcova thing going on. But adorable beyond compare? Quite possibly, yes. But that’s just semantics. Bottom line - Anna is worth watching. As the great philosopher Borat once said, “she make my chram stand.” Great success.
So here is Anna at work talking about the best jobs of 2009, and Anna at play yucking it up on Red Eye and talking about her days at Naked Summer Camp. Oh those wild and crazy Quakers.
The Naked Dawn != Naked Dawn
Apparently, I’m not the only one who went to IMDB hoping someone would make “Naked Dawn“, that we linked up yesterday, into a feature length film. The IMDB popularity of “The Naked Dawn” , made in 1955 by Edgar G. Ulmer, has skyrocketed this week. Too funny.
Funny Video of the Friday
Borat singing “Throw the Jew Down the Well.”
Sexy Video of the Friday
Danica Patrick Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue Video photo shoot.
Biggest NFL Trade of the Friday
The Denver Broncos dump moody, sensitive, and incredibly overrated quarterback Jay Cutler to the Chicago Bears. In return they get Kyle Orton and first-round picks in 2009 (18th overall) and 2010 and a third-round pick (84th overall) in 2009. I say Broncos win. It’s easy to put up big numbers playing a bad team; you’re always passing because you are always trailing. Jon Kitna threw for over 4000 yards in 2006 and 2007. The Lions won a total of ten games in those two years combined. The lesson - stats mean less in the NFL than in any other sport.

