I realize it's not up to me and that you get a lot of pressure from the Board of Directors, but here's my two cents nonetheless: Please do not have a special gallery dedicated to Hugh Hefner and the Girls Next Door in the Museum of Beautiful Humans.
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2 comments:
Dear Lord,
I realize it's not up to me and that you get a lot of pressure from the Board of Directors, but here's my two cents nonetheless: Please do not have a special gallery dedicated to Hugh Hefner and the Girls Next Door in the Museum of Beautiful Humans.
Thanks,
Erin
Still... those angels appear to have found their way to Steroid Heaven... or at least The City of Big Shoulders in the Sky.
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