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| Best Pin Up of WW II Fall 2011 Tournament |
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View Poll Results: Who is the Best Pin Up?
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Paulette Goddard
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48.28% |
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Anne Baxter
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51.72% |
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26 Aug 11, 02:20
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Best Pin Up of WW II: Paulette Goddard vs Anne Baxter (Round 1)
Paulette Goddard
(June 3, 1910 – April 23, 1990) I had second thoughts about her, but the portfolio is so good she must have been in a lot of foot-lockers! Her stage debut was in the Ziegfeld revue No Foolin in 1926. She received one Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress, for the 1943 film So Proudly We Hail!, but did not win. Her most successful film was Kitty (1945), in which she played the title role.
Anne Baxter
(May 7, 1923 – December 12, 1985) Seems young, but by the age of 13, she had appeared on Broadway. Her first movie role was in 20 Mule Team in 1940. She was chosen by director Orson Welles to appear in The Magnificent Ambersons (1942). She was later in The Ten Commandments … oh yeah, that girl…
Who will advance to the next Round?
Vote!
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Last edited by Admiral; 02 Sep 11 at 23:14..
Reason: Best Pin Up of WW II:
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02 Sep 11, 09:13
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Real Name: Amyntas
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Baxter by a hair
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Originally Posted by TacCovert4
You do realize that the rest of us get these pointy things called 'spears', right? And that cavalry doesn't like 'spears', especially when they're all in this hedge-like thing called a 'phalanx'.....
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02 Sep 11, 09:50
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Real Name: John
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Grrrrrrrr, Paulette. You can still bring out the animal in a man.
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02 Sep 11, 10:36
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Real Name: Rob
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This one is among the most difficult choices.
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02 Sep 11, 13:03
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Real Name: Tin Pot Noodle
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Difficult.
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02 Sep 11, 14:01
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Real Name: Ryan
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Hardest choice ever!
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02 Sep 11, 14:53
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Real Name: Chad
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Paulette, but just by a nose.
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02 Sep 11, 15:21
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Anne! The last picture is trump!
Regards,
Dennis
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02 Sep 11, 15:23
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Real Name: Coly
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I agree that the last picture of Anne is stunning.
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03 Sep 11, 03:57
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Real Name: Garry
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Quote:
Originally Posted by D1J1
Anne! The last picture is trump!
Regards,
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Gotta go with that one. 
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02 Sep 11, 22:04
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Anne, as well, but for the picture above the last ;-)
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05 Sep 11, 03:35
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Real Name: Chuck
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Quote:
Originally Posted by MetalDog
Anne, as well, but for the picture above the last ;-)
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Yep. That definitely got her my vote....
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07 Sep 11, 19:37
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Real Name: John
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Definitely Paulette. I remember her from her movie role in "So Proudly We Hail."
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02 Sep 11, 22:09
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Real Name: Vice-Adm. Ian F. MacDonald
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I'm a Paulette Goddard fan. Maybe cause she was with Chaplin?
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03 Sep 11, 02:07
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Both these women smoulder, but Anne is more provocative in her posing.
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