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Dirty Harry
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^^^ I like how a few lost their nerve and started to look back thinking, "Fuck, what the hell are we doing?"...
Dirty Harry
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The tongue proves she is a she devil. The ass bounce? Major turn off for me.
clint308
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Ok that worked thanx mojo
This one?
If so, right click and choose the "save image as" option, that should work for you.
clint308
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Photos of the unnamed woman uploaded to a Japanese blog, show her with a dramatically tapered chin as a result of jaw surgery, a high-risk procedure which involves re-aligning the jaw and shaving the bone to a heart shape.
Is cosmetic surgery wrong? Have your say below.
"Someone please tell me this was Photoshopped!" one reader commented on the post, while another quipped that "it looks like you could plow a field with that chin".
Another asked: "Is it really possible to taper someone's chin that much?"
Her eyes also appear bigger, although it is not known if this is the result of another procedure.
The before and after shots prompted fierce debate on a Japanese blog. (Supplied)
The woman, believed to be a reporter with a South Korean TV channel, is not alone, with one in five Seoul women having gone under the knife.
Double eyelid surgery – which reduces skin in the upper eyelid to make eyes appear larger, fat-busting lipoplasty and nose jobs rate among the most popular surgical procedures.
Jaw surgery – once used as a last resort to correct facial deformities – has also become popular in South Korea, where many consider a heart-shaped face, high-bridged nose and big eyes as physically desirable traits.
Earlier this week a chilling photo emerged of a Korean surgeon keeping parts of jawbones as souvenirs in his office.
The worrying trend has been criticised of late by Japanese beauty bloggers, with one claiming plastic surgery had unintentionally turned the country's Miss Korea beauty pageant into a "clone parade".
Is cosmetic surgery wrong? Have your say below.
"Someone please tell me this was Photoshopped!" one reader commented on the post, while another quipped that "it looks like you could plow a field with that chin".
Another asked: "Is it really possible to taper someone's chin that much?"
Her eyes also appear bigger, although it is not known if this is the result of another procedure.
The woman, believed to be a reporter with a South Korean TV channel, is not alone, with one in five Seoul women having gone under the knife.
Double eyelid surgery – which reduces skin in the upper eyelid to make eyes appear larger, fat-busting lipoplasty and nose jobs rate among the most popular surgical procedures.
Jaw surgery – once used as a last resort to correct facial deformities – has also become popular in South Korea, where many consider a heart-shaped face, high-bridged nose and big eyes as physically desirable traits.
Earlier this week a chilling photo emerged of a Korean surgeon keeping parts of jawbones as souvenirs in his office.
The worrying trend has been criticised of late by Japanese beauty bloggers, with one claiming plastic surgery had unintentionally turned the country's Miss Korea beauty pageant into a "clone parade".
Someacdude
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How sad, Japan is even more ate up with 'How things look than California and this place is plastic.
Cosmo, television, advertising all are guilty of somehow convincing woman she is not pretty enough , as if she needs anything. Its a disgusting cycle that is greed driven pure and simple.
That girl was beautiful before the surgery now she looks odd, i really feel sorry for her.
But wait theres more, this kind of garbage is why i dont watch television, no cable , netflix but i pick the station, lifes to short to wonder what someone or anyone thinks about my chin or anything else , im going fishing or for a run or walk or just hang out at the beach, something when i look back on, hopefully i have a memory i WANT, not waking up in a recovery room because society has infected me with their version of beauty.
I feel sorry for the poor girl, not just for her outsides , but for whatever evil people made her feel she was less than beautiful to begin with.
Cosmo, television, advertising all are guilty of somehow convincing woman she is not pretty enough , as if she needs anything. Its a disgusting cycle that is greed driven pure and simple.
That girl was beautiful before the surgery now she looks odd, i really feel sorry for her.
But wait theres more, this kind of garbage is why i dont watch television, no cable , netflix but i pick the station, lifes to short to wonder what someone or anyone thinks about my chin or anything else , im going fishing or for a run or walk or just hang out at the beach, something when i look back on, hopefully i have a memory i WANT, not waking up in a recovery room because society has infected me with their version of beauty.
I feel sorry for the poor girl, not just for her outsides , but for whatever evil people made her feel she was less than beautiful to begin with.
Photos of the unnamed woman uploaded to a Japanese blog, show her with a dramatically tapered chin as a result of jaw surgery, a high-risk procedure which involves re-aligning the jaw and shaving the bone to a heart shape.
Is cosmetic surgery wrong? Have your say below.
"Someone please tell me this was Photoshopped!" one reader commented on the post, while another quipped that "it looks like you could plow a field with that chin".
Another asked: "Is it really possible to taper someone's chin that much?"
Her eyes also appear bigger, although it is not known if this is the result of another procedure.
The before and after shots prompted fierce debate on a Japanese blog. (Supplied)
The woman, believed to be a reporter with a South Korean TV channel, is not alone, with one in five Seoul women having gone under the knife.
Double eyelid surgery – which reduces skin in the upper eyelid to make eyes appear larger, fat-busting lipoplasty and nose jobs rate among the most popular surgical procedures.
Jaw surgery – once used as a last resort to correct facial deformities – has also become popular in South Korea, where many consider a heart-shaped face, high-bridged nose and big eyes as physically desirable traits.
Earlier this week a chilling photo emerged of a Korean surgeon keeping parts of jawbones as souvenirs in his office.
The worrying trend has been criticised of late by Japanese beauty bloggers, with one claiming plastic surgery had unintentionally turned the country's Miss Korea beauty pageant into a "clone parade".
dannyboy602
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Dirty Harry
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Am I messed up, or is the like button missing?
dannyboy602
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dannyboy602
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My LIKE button has been replaced with a LICK button. I'm gonna get into so much trouble