Well?

who ??

When??

what? no Mrs Howell?

Mary Ann, no question.

nicky or paris hilton ?

I'd rather do AI
;-)))

Slav,

Over the years, I've noticed you have the exact same taste in women as I do.

Slav,

Over the years, I've noticed you have the exact same taste in women as I do.[/b][/quote]
Then you are both true connoisseurs :wnw: :wnw:

Both

Mary Ann........ No doubt


:yowsa:

Mary Ann.. I'm betting she was dirty.
Dirty. Dirty. Dirty.

Yeah, Mary Ann. She had that whole farmer's daughter thing going on. She was a far cry from the Dukes of Hazzard's Catherine Bach though.

Oh, Hell Yeah!!!

:okthumb: :okthumb:

Daisy Duke was dirty to.. she was an 80's version of the 60's Mary Ann. They both looked like they could be very friendly.

Both, at same time.....

It' a fucking island, might as well enjoy yourself...

I like the Hilton sisters too... I think they would be fun, for at least one night. After that they would probably get very aggrivating....

Definitely Mary Ann....




Pooloo Siii Bagumba!

If you really dead king, why you not speak real Kupa Kai?

A little trivia - Mary Ann is actually a distant cousin of mine on my Father's Mother's side of the family. Of course, so is Grandma Moses. :rolleyes:

Serge.. you already did AI.. dont you remember Orlando ??

Mike I think you are right on both counts..

http://www.hyperjump.net/hiltonloung...ana-2003-1.jpg

Mary Ann ... although if I were going for group action my money's on the Peticoat Junction gals.

I'm with Mikey on this one, 3 way.

Mary Ann definitely...

but wouldn't mind seeing Ginger take a group facial or something to get her out of the mindset that she's special


:okthumb:

Ginger Bukakkee ?

:rokk:

Ginger by night.
Mary-Ann by day.

It's the only way. :awinky:

As I am child of the TV generation, and as I was a TOTAL freak for Gilligan's Island during my boyhood (yes, I even watched the B&W episodes in syndication! - at age 4 I had the themesong memorized!) I can say without a doubt it is Mary Ann who is responsible for my brunette fetish.... :yowsa: Ginger was a skank - a starlet - its the quiet, mousy, librarian-types that are hellcats in the sack! :okthumb:

http://www.sinsells.com/aebn/pj.jpg

The Shady Rest Hotel in Hooterville! The place to spend quality time with Billie Jo, Bobbie Jo, and Betty Jo.

Mary Ann, and then Daisy Duke. :groucho:

Mrs. Howell, you know how those millionaire's wives are neglected because hubby is off making money and laying golf and leaving her home all alone...she would be totally wild and yet discreet......

but I wouldn't kick Maryann out of bed either and hey, I'd let Ginger give me head...oh god, I've turned into Meni ;-))))

Don't forget about Ellie Mae :inlove: now...................

I hear shes running a "critters" site....................


:yowsa:

As long as they didn't say anything, either would be fine...

Got to love Hooterville!!!

http://www.tvtome.com/images/shows/0/1/42-928.jpg

Petticoat Junction was one of a number of rural comedies to emerge in the 1960's. First seen in September of 1963, Petticoat Junction centered around Kate Bradley, who ran the Shady Rest Hotel, located in the farming valley of Hooterville. Hooterville's life was thanks to the train, the Cannonball, which ran right through town and past the Shady Rest.
Kate had three beautiful daughters, Billie Jo, Bobbie Jo and Betty Jo, who were constantly being sought after by numerous men. Also, living at the hotel was Uncle Joe Carson who acted as a on again off again repairman.

In 1965, the series was changed to color and also marked the change to a different actress playing Billie Jo and Bobbie Jo. A year later, another actress took over the role of Billie Jo. Then in 1967, Bea Benaderet, who portrayed Kate Bradley, fell ill and was seen occasionally until her death in 1968. At that point, Uncle Jo took over running the Shady Rest and June Lockhart was introduced as a lady doctor.

Other characters include, Charlie and Floyd who were the engineers that ran the Cannonball. Steve was the crop duster who won the heart of Betty Jo in 1967. They eventually wed and had a daughter, Kathy Jo. Sam Drucker ran the General Store in town.

For bonus trivia points what show was a Spinoff from Petticoat Junction?

didn't Fred Astaire's face smell of Ginger?

Hmmm no professor...bummer! He was a cute little geek!


Mary Ann just had that whole innocent i've got lots to hide look.... Ginger, well, she had nothing to hide, she always just let it ALL hang out!

I always thought she was a bit over dressed for the whole desert island thing. Ditch the sequined dress and throw on a grass skirt! B)

Green Acres was the place to be....................

Gotta love Arnold the pig.............

Definitely MaryAnn. Ginger always looked like she'd demand money first (unless you could offer the slut a movie, then she'd go down on ya six ways to Sunday!)

Damn! Like I needed yet another reason to luv, Peaches!

Hey! None of that "bestiality" here!

Best named town from no-where!

lololol......

I live about 5 minutes away from Knobtown.....

seriously.... :yowsa:

http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed=M7tNO...C+MO&country=us

Sarettah, lol!

I beat you though. I think. :-)

http://maps.yahoo.com/dd_result?ed=xTowJeV...+PA&tcountry=us

60 miles from Intercourse. :groucho:

(And yeah, I left that door wide open for a rejoiner.)

Green Acres was the place to be....................

Gotta love Arnold the pig.............[/b][/quote]
Give that man a cheroot!!!

I have never been to Knobtown (either one ... there's one down near Springfield too).

Been to Pilot's Knob and Knob Noster, though.

Tried...butwhen I read it, it wasn't funny....

oh well :unsure:



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I'm about an hour away from Cumming :yowsa:

Did it suddenly get harder, I mean hotter in this room? :agrin:

I'm about an hour away from Cumming :yowsa:[/b][/quote]
Sheesh... you sound like hard work Peaches! :P

Sheesh... you sound like hard work Peaches! :P[/quote]
lolololololol.....................




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