Monica Lewinsky - a ton of surgery, right?

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I wish I was thinning as I aged

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Anonymous wrote:She looks great. I always felt bad for her after what she went through in the media.

She was f**king the president of the United States when he was married to someone else. Do you think that maybe she brought some of the scrutiny on herself?

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Anonymous wrote:She looks great. I always felt bad for her after what she went through in the media.

She was f**king the president of the United States when he was married to someone else. Do you think that maybe she brought some of the scrutiny on herself?

Well technically.....

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Anonymous wrote:She looks great. I always felt bad for her after what she went through in the media.

She was f**king the president of the United States when he was married to someone else. Do you think that maybe she brought some of the scrutiny on herself?

And he, the married one??

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She looks great. I always felt bad for her after what she went through in the media.

She was f**king the president of the United States when he was married to someone else. Do you think that maybe she brought some of the scrutiny on herself?

And he, the married one??

Didn't he go through impeachment?

Anyway, how did Linda Trip survive and is looking all happy? I cannot imagine she has any friends after what she did to ML.

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Monica lost her baby fat and she's now a grown woman.

As for the rest, Clinton knew better and took advantage of a young girl.

He was impeached for LYING not for a blow job.

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Anonymous wrote:So what do you make of the White House labeling her a "stalker" until the sperm stain made an appearance . Is it a crime to officially slander a young intern to protect the powerful man who stuck a cigar in her cooch?

Just writing down the rules that feminists can all agree on so we can function in society .

I think we'd all agree that she was dragged through the mud and basically destroyed to protect the political establishment. Not sure what feminists have to do with anything.

So it's legal!!!

I knew feminists were full of crap with trying to stop legal behavior !! Kicking out intern playthings and calling them a deranged stalker in press releases to protect powerful men is hearby declared un-punishable behavior from dog catcher to US president !!

Suck it feminists!!

So you must really feel bad for Hillary too.

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I think that Monica Lewinsky looks fantastic and her TED talk is worth listening to. She is smart and likable and I'm glad that she has emerged from that scandal with her head held high. Good for her.

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Anonymous wrote:I think that Monica Lewinsky looks fantastic and her TED talk is worth listening to. She is smart and likable and I'm glad that she has emerged from that scandal with her head held high. Good for her.

Meanwhile , Bill and Hillary are treading water in a sea of retarded sexuality, poor physical condition and bad health.

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Just looks like she lost the baby fat look.

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Anonymous wrote:I think that Monica Lewinsky looks fantastic and her TED talk is worth listening to. She is smart and likable and I'm glad that she has emerged from that scandal with her head held high. Good for her.

Meanwhile , Bill and Hillary are treading water in a sea of retarded sexuality, poor physical condition and bad health.

Same old same old. Some things never change I guess.

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Anonymous wrote:I think she is doing great things and has a positive message.

But she's not a victim. She was 25, and he was married, a superior, and the President of the US and all. What did she think was going to happen? Did she really think she wasn't going to get caught? I'm sorry but I have a real problem with her playing the victim.

She is a human and deserves respect, forgiveness, redemption. But she was really playing with fire and old enough to know better.

She was actually only 22.

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Anonymous wrote:I will only comment on her appearance since she looks great. I see no indications of surgery, it just looks like her face has thinned as she's aged, which is very common. Perhaps a bit of weight loss too, but mostly age.

I think women with heavier cheeks tend to look better as they age and their faces naturally thin out. Sarah Palin is an example of this, if you compare her 20's photos to her 40+ photos. I only notice this phenomenon because it's common with women in my family as well, and frankly I'm looking forward to that aspect of aging for myself.

This is not the norm, BTW.

yes, it is if the roundness is a natural roundness due to bone structure and not due to being overweight. In any event Monica mother was a beautiful women at the time of the scandal (haven't seen recent pictures) which would be around the age Monica is now. It would stand reason that Monica would also age well.

What is with women always tearing down other women?

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Anonymous wrote:I think she is doing great things and has a positive message.

But she's not a victim. She was 25, and he was married, a superior, and the President of the US and all. What did she think was going to happen? Did she really think she wasn't going to get caught? I'm sorry but I have a real problem with her playing the victim.

She is a human and deserves respect, forgiveness, redemption. But she was really playing with fire and old enough to know better.

She was actually only 22.

That's old enough, graduated college and got a job a lot of young grads would die for. The scrutiny didn't happen until 25 when she was a bit more mature.

Just strikes me as very Dugger-esque to pull the women in their 20s are too innocent and pure to be the big bad world of careers and politics. Better keep them home where they are safe and can't be taken advantage of.


I was 22 once, working in DC, and knew if I blew the boss things might go bad for me.

Bill deserved to be dragged through the mud and worse, but she is not innocent. I've seen affairs destroy marriages, families, careers and lives.

She got on the cyber bully bandwagon and launched her platform comparing herself to a victim of a horrific and tragic hate crime. If I was that boy's parents I'd be furious.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think she is doing great things and has a positive message.

But she's not a victim. She was 25, and he was married, a superior, and the President of the US and all. What did she think was going to happen? Did she really think she wasn't going to get caught? I'm sorry but I have a real problem with her playing the victim.

She is a human and deserves respect, forgiveness, redemption. But she was really playing with fire and old enough to know better.

She was actually only 22.

That's old enough, graduated college and got a job a lot of young grads would die for. The scrutiny didn't happen until 25 when she was a bit more mature.

Just strikes me as very Dugger-esque to pull the women in their 20s are too innocent and pure to be the big bad world of careers and politics. Better keep them home where they are safe and can't be taken advantage of.

I was 22 once, working in DC, and knew if I blew the boss things might go bad for me.

Bill deserved to be dragged through the mud and worse, but she is not innocent. I've seen affairs destroy marriages, families, careers and lives.

She got on the cyber bully bandwagon and launched her platform comparing herself to a victim of a horrific and tragic hate crime. If I was that boy's parents I'd be furious.

No one's saying that what she participated in was ok. It was wrong, obviously. But she did not deserve the public, worldwide, permanently memorialized scorn and scrutiny for a lapse of judgment at 22. Something that people do every day, and don't make international headlines for.

I've been cheated on - it's awful and hurtful. But wishing permanent retribution and destruction for a mistake decades ago, says more about you than "the other woman." I can't understand that kind of lust for vengeance.