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Did she even do anything besides get her skirt blown upward and sing happy birthday in a sluttily way to the president?
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She was a pretty lady op
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Nov 16, 2018 01:04
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she was in the classic comedy "Some Like it Hot" and a bunch of other stuff, you dummy
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Nov 16, 2018 01:05
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She was a famous blonde white lady
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My dad liked her, it was never my thing. I was an Audrey Hepburn man myself. I figured he could he could have his thing, me, mine and not make a thing of it. Sorry you're hung up.
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Nov 16, 2018 01:08
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She was the star of Ally McBeal, OP. Remember?
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Nov 16, 2018 01:11
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The dame had a great setta gams on er. Hot dog!
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She was very smart and very insecure and killed herself because of people like the OP and her lovely husband, famous playwright Arthur Miller.
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Nov 16, 2018 01:14
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She was a foster kid who overcame some pretty poo poo odds (including marrying a dude so she didn't have to go back to an orphanage when she was 16, then working in a munitions plant while he was deployed in WWII) to act in a lot of films, where was was pretty constantly poo poo on by studios despite the fact she was making them a fortune. Sorry you have a problem with women or whatever, OP.
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Nov 16, 2018 01:15
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furthermore, one of the hottest blonde babes to ever walk this earth, which is notable in its own right
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People were way uglier back during her time so a lady that would now be considered above average was kind of a big deal
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i heard she liked to suck balls
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Joe DiMaggio still has the record for most consecutive games with a hit
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Caesar Saladin posted:she was in the classic comedy "Some Like it Hot" and a bunch of other stuff, you dummy the first time I watched that movie I was immediately like "oh. I get it." w/r/t marilyn it's not hard. she just shined a little brighter than most people
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FactsAreUseless posted:very insecure and killed herself because of people like the OP and her lovely husband, famous playwright Arthur Miller. This isn't a good thing! 13Pandora13 posted:She was a foster kid who overcame some pretty poo poo odds (including marrying a dude so she didn't have to go back to an orphanage when she was 16, then working in a munitions plant while he was deployed in WWII) This is pretty nifty, but it doesn't seem to be one of the reasons she's famous, which appear to be that she got her dress blown upward and singing happy birthday sluttily to the president.
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Nov 16, 2018 01:26
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The Columbine dudes were big fans of hers op.
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lizardman posted:This is pretty nifty, but it doesn't seem to be one of the reasons she's famous, which appear to be that she got her dress blown upward and singing happy birthday sluttily to the president. Continuing to harp on this after hearing about her circumstances isn't a good look, op.
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Literally A Person posted:She was the star of Ally McBeal, OP. she impregnated hersen ford
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According to Facebook she was a huge fat rear end who wore large dress sizes and if you couldn’t handle her at her worst you didn’t deserve her at her best. Hope that helps OP.
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Nov 16, 2018 01:34
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Didn’t she invent bluetooth or whatever?
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klapman posted:Continuing to harp on this after hearing about her circumstances isn't a good look, op. Oh my god is this like whenever you question what the hell was so great about Jackie Kennedy and everyone gets all pissy just because her husband was murdered before her eyes because if so I can't even
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lizardman posted:This isn't a good thing! A lot of people thought the air was blowing her dress up from the sewer grate in that photo. What they don’t tell you is that she had massive continuous queefs and farts that day and the sewer grate was just a prop. Now maybe you got some more respect for the lady. 
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lizardman posted:This isn't a good thing! she got to do this because she was a massive movie star you huge dumbass, your question has been answered and you've already proven yourself to be a massive pleb
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Nov 16, 2018 01:37
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She had nice cans
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Let's destroy this reptillian guys. Ready your nerf guns...
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Applewhite posted:The dame had a great setta gams on er. Hot dog! Hummina, hummina!
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Nov 16, 2018 01:42
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She's great in The Misfits, her last movie. Directed by John Huston from an Arthur Miller screenplay, also stars Clark Gable, Montgomery Clift, and Eli Wallach.
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Caesar Saladin posted:she got to do this because she was a massive movie star you huge dumbass, your question has been answered and you've already proven yourself to be a massive pleb Hmm OK but why was she such a big star I guess is what I'm asking. Was she a good actress?
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Nov 16, 2018 01:44
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Watch movies! See with eyes!
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BattleCattle posted:Didn’t she invent bluetooth or whatever? that was HEDLEY LAMARR, you clowb
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marilyn if you're reading this thread PM me
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Marilyn Monroe on the screen was an image of pure, innocent, childlike joy in living. She projected the sense of a person born and reared in some radiant utopia untouched by suffering, unable to conceive of ugliness or evil, facing life with the confidence, the benevolence, and the joyous self-flaunting of a child or a kitten who is happy to display its own attractiveness as the best gift it can offer the world, and who expects to be admired for it, not hurt. In real life, Marilyn Monroe's probable suicide — or worse: a death that might have been an accident, suggesting that, to her, the difference did not matter — was a declaration that we live in a world which made it impossible for her kind of spirit, and for the things she represented, to survive. If there ever was a victim of society, Marilyn Monroe was that victim — of a society that professes dedication to the relief of the suffering, but kills the joyous. A happy child who was offering her achievement to the world, with the pride of an authentic greatness and of a kitten depositing a hunting trophy at your feet — who found herself answered by concerted efforts to negate, to degrade, to ridicule, to insult, to destroy her achievement — who was unable to conceive that it was her best she was punished for, not her worst — who could only sense, in helpless terror, that she was facing some unspeakable kind of evil. How long do you think a human being could stand it? That hatred of values has always existed in some people, in any age or culture. But a hundred years ago, they would have been expected to hide it. Today, it is all around us; it is the style and fashion of our century. Where would a sinking spirit find relief from it? The evil of a cultural atmosphere is made by all those who share it. Anyone who has ever felt resentment against the good for being the good and has given voice to it, is the murderer of Marilyn Monroe.
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Chrpno posted:that was HEDLEY LAMARR, you clowb It’s Hedy
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Gazpacho posted:Marilyn Monroe on the screen was an image of pure, innocent, childlike joy in living. She projected the sense of a person born and reared in some radiant utopia untouched by suffering, unable to conceive of ugliness or evil, facing life with the confidence, the benevolence, and the joyous self-flaunting of a child or a kitten who is happy to display its own attractiveness as the best gift it can offer the world, and who expects to be admired for it, not hurt.  I don't believe anyone has ever written "she was the baddest bitch but got pressed with the haters" more eloquently.
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Actually on further review her cans were merely above average. I apologize for my earlier error.
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lizardman posted:Hmm OK but why was she such a big star I guess is what I'm asking. Was she a good actress? talented actress and comedienne, maybe you should try actually engaging in culture instead of some weird secondhand internet impression
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Lots of kitten imagery though.
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lizardman posted:
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Gazpacho posted:Marilyn Monroe on the screen was an image of pure, innocent, childlike joy in living. She projected the sense of a person born and reared in some radiant utopia untouched by suffering, unable to conceive of ugliness or evil, facing life with the confidence, the benevolence, and the joyous self-flaunting of a child or a kitten who is happy to display its own attractiveness as the best gift it can offer the world, and who expects to be admired for it, not hurt. plus some BIG ol knockeroonies
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People wanted to commit the sex act on her
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