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Pin-up girl of all pin-up girls, Betty Grable
was the favorite among US soldiers during World War II .
If I did not mistake !!
I adore her. I like watching all his flims
Especially in how to marry a millionaire with Lauren Bacall and Marilyn Monroe
Véronique
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The link above brought back a lot of memories from No. Africa and Italy.
We had a large pinup of her and her million dollar legs. Rocky ![:armata_PDT_01:](uploads/emoticons/default_armata_PDT_01.gif)
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The link above brought back a lot of memories from No. Africa and Italy.
We had a large pinup of her and her million dollar legs. Rocky ![:armata_PDT_01:](uploads/emoticons/default_armata_PDT_01.gif)
Bandleaders have all the fun Rocky. ![:36_15_54:](uploads/emoticons/default_36_15_54.gif)
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Reminds me of the German POW in Saving Private Ryan who tried to convince the Americans that he was not a nazi: "MMmmm...Betty Grable..Good Gams!" ![:lol:](uploads/emoticons/default_laugh.png)
Dogdaddy ![:woof:](uploads/emoticons/default_grommit.gif)
PS- My own personal favorite Babe of the WWII era is Ginger Rogers ![:wub:](uploads/emoticons/default_wub.png)
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Rita Hayworth ![:pdt34:](uploads/emoticons/default_armata_PDT_34.gif)
Erwin
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I'm willing to bet that after 4 months on the battlefield you might have a hard time choosing between any of those women and Ma Kettle with a skillet of fried chicken and a fresh baked pie.....There's a name I bet you havent heard in a while
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I'm willing to bet that after 4 months on the battlefield you might have a hard time choosing between any of those women and Ma Kettle with a skillet of fried chicken and a fresh baked pie.....There's a name I bet you havent heard in a while
I had fried chicken ONCE, but I had to go out and kill it. (M1). It wasn't Ma Kettle
it was my buddy, Ken Ryan. Rocky ![:armata_PDT_01:](uploads/emoticons/default_armata_PDT_01.gif)
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I had fried chicken ONCE, but I had to go out and kill it. (M1). It wasn't Ma Kettle
it was my buddy, Ken Ryan. Rocky ![:armata_PDT_01:](uploads/emoticons/default_armata_PDT_01.gif)
It does tend to lose some of it's charm if you have to kill it....but when it's well made, there is nothing quiete like it.
I wonder if Ken Ryan was better looking than Ma Kettle....
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I'd kill for fresh baked pie. ![:pdt12:](uploads/emoticons/default_armata_PDT_12.gif)
(I have both; pretty girl AND a good cook ..... ain't I a lucky so and so?
)
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Big story goes about that chicken. Don't know about you, but after eating
cold c-rationsthat chicken tasted better than a t-bone steak. Ken was from
Okla. He knew how to skin a chicken and cook it. He and I went thru hell
together. Rocky