Egg on Sulaco

[The Old One]

Charles de Lauzirika.

Regardless, Reply #2535? Canon.

[Stitch]

So who's responsible for the assembly cut?

Detective Vukovich

Charles de Lauzirika.

You appear to be taking this far too seriously.

[The Old One]

...Perhaps.
Perhaps the reverse.

[Local Trouble]

Strange angle for a selfie.

[Voodoo Magic]

A few women I know like to take them from above. They say it makes them look slimmer.

[TheSailingRabbit]

A few women I know like to take them from above. They say it makes them look slimmer.

I'll have to try that.

[Huggs]

A few women I know like to take them from above. They say it makes them look slimmer.

I've heard of this.

I must look gorgeous on Google earth.

[TheSailingRabbit]

A few women I know like to take them from above. They say it makes them look slimmer.

I've heard of this.

I must look gorgeous on Google earth.

Hmm, I wonder who else looks gorgeous on Google Earth.

[Voodoo Magic]

Voodoo is here for advice 24 hours a day.

Say no to below. 
Unless it's Annie Leibovitz behind the lens (and even then we'd think twice), never allow yourself to get photographed from below. It's the most unflattering angle there is, and can make you look pounds heavier. Head-on can work, but it's even better if the camera is slightly above you. Because of the angle, you'll need to look up, which elongates and thins out your neck and torso.

[TheSailingRabbit]

Voodoo is here for advice 24 hours a day.

Say no to below.
Unless it's Annie Leibovitz behind the lens (and even then we'd think twice), never allow yourself to get photographed from below. It's the most unflattering angle there is, and can make you look pounds heavier. Head-on can work, but it's even better if the camera is slightly above you. Because of the angle, you'll need to look up, which elongates and thins out your neck and torso.

You forgot Michael Biehn.

He probably looks good from every angle.

[Huggs]

Below is fine.

Natural beauty is being lost in this world, and a full woman is a beautiful thing.

[Voodoo Magic]

Voodoo is here for advice 24 hours a day.

Say no to below.
Unless it's Annie Leibovitz behind the lens (and even then we'd think twice), never allow yourself to get photographed from below. It's the most unflattering angle there is, and can make you look pounds heavier. Head-on can work, but it's even better if the camera is slightly above you. Because of the angle, you'll need to look up, which elongates and thins out your neck and torso.

You forgot Michael Biehn.

He probably looks good from every angle.

Indeed!

[TheSailingRabbit]

Voodoo is here for advice 24 hours a day.

Say no to below.
Unless it's Annie Leibovitz behind the lens (and even then we'd think twice), never allow yourself to get photographed from below. It's the most unflattering angle there is, and can make you look pounds heavier. Head-on can work, but it's even better if the camera is slightly above you. Because of the angle, you'll need to look up, which elongates and thins out your neck and torso.

You forgot Michael Biehn.

He probably looks good from every angle.

Indeed!

Every. Perfect. Angle.


. . .


I need a social life.

[Huggs]

Voodoo is here for advice 24 hours a day.

Say no to below.
Unless it's Annie Leibovitz behind the lens (and even then we'd think twice), never allow yourself to get photographed from below. It's the most unflattering angle there is, and can make you look pounds heavier. Head-on can work, but it's even better if the camera is slightly above you. Because of the angle, you'll need to look up, which elongates and thins out your neck and torso.

You forgot Michael Biehn.

He probably looks good from every angle.

Indeed!

Every. Perfect. Angle.


. . .


I need a social life.

And a tall drink of the Biehnster, apparently.   

[TheSailingRabbit]

Voodoo is here for advice 24 hours a day.

Say no to below.
Unless it's Annie Leibovitz behind the lens (and even then we'd think twice), never allow yourself to get photographed from below. It's the most unflattering angle there is, and can make you look pounds heavier. Head-on can work, but it's even better if the camera is slightly above you. Because of the angle, you'll need to look up, which elongates and thins out your neck and torso.

You forgot Michael Biehn.

He probably looks good from every angle.

Indeed!

Every. Perfect. Angle.


. . .


I need a social life.

And a tall drink of the Biehnster, apparently.   

I can't decide.