Photoshop does wonders.

We're not asking if who you'd rather date/marry. Purely aesthetic quality.

 

And I don't know one way or another if Mariah actually has been enhanced. I had her debut album when it first came out, and I recall her being blessed even then, when she was about 17-18. I may be wrong, because I've not paid that close attention to her since then.

 

Really? :lol:

I always thought it was funny how Valerie and Eddie seemed to resemble each other when they got married and his hair was long.

Come on James!!!!

 

In her first video, she was a bean pole.

 

I'm guessing you mean "Vision Of Love?" I don't really remember the video, as the video medium is completely stupid and has ruined popular music. But she was only about 17-18 at the time, and perhaps she hadn't yet blossomed.

 

Why am I debating whether or not Mariah Carey has been under the knife? :ohbrother:

 

Really? :lol:

 

You'd be surprised. At that point in my life, I was more into hip-hop and R&B. For what it's worth, I sold it years ago.

One could almost get the impression from your post that you have a problem with "inflatables"???? Maybe it's just me, but I don't see their harm on society. : :sssh: :laugh:

I've often thought of investing in some of those for Mrs. King. My hair didn't stand straight up like this until I saw the Mrs. in one of those.....nevermind.

 

 

 

 

 

Only in America, baby!

Mariah in her prime, not much of a contest at all. Right now? hmm, I dunno, pretty close call.

I've often thought of investing in some of those for Mrs. King. My hair didn't stand straight up like this until I saw the Mrs. in one of those.....nevermind.

 

 

 

 

 

Only in America, baby!

 

:scared::laugh::laugh::laugh:

I'm guessing you mean "Vision Of Love?" I don't really remember the video, as the video medium is completely stupid and has ruined popular music. But she was only about 17-18 at the time, and perhaps she hadn't yet blossomed.

 

Why am I debating whether or not Mariah Carey has been under the knife? :ohbrother:

 

 

 

You'd be surprised. At that point in my life, I was more into hip-hop and R&B. For what it's worth, I sold it years ago.

 

Don't feel bad...I got my first CD player for Christmas around 20 years ago and got two CD's with it.

 

So, the first two CD's I ever owned were Poison - "Flesh and Blood" and MC Hammer (don't know the name but "Can't Touch This" was the big song on there).

 

I went through several phases before I settled on my current musical preference...which involves pretty much everything except Jazz, Hip-Hop Rap, and Pop Country and Rock that you hear on the radio. But, to be fair, there are songs in even those genres that I like, with the exception of Jazz (just have never heard that much of it and haven't cared a whole lot for what I have heard).

 

But, knowing your love of music, I couldn't let your admission of owning Mariah's first CD fly under the radar. I'm sure you understand.

Don't feel bad...I got my first CD player for Christmas around 20 years ago and got two CD's with it.

 

So, the first two CD's I ever owned were Poison - "Flesh and Blood" and MC Hammer (don't know the name but "Can't Touch This" was the big song on there).

 

I went through several phases before I settled on my current musical preference...which involves pretty much everything except Jazz, Hip-Hop Rap, and Pop Country and Rock that you hear on the radio. But, to be fair, there are songs in even those genres that I like, with the exception of Jazz (just have never heard that much of it and haven't cared a whole lot for what I have heard).

 

But, knowing your love of music, I couldn't let your admission of owning Mariah's first CD fly under the radar. I'm sure you understand.

 

It's a fair cop. :lol: I think if a lot of these folks who get mad at me about my music snobbery were to see my record/tape/CD collection, they'd be shocked by how all over the board I am.

 

Oh, and the MC Hammer album in question is "Please, Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em." I had it, too, as well as his debut album "Let's Get It Started," and the 12" vinyl single for "Pump It Up," which was one of the first tunes most hip-hop fans heard from him.

 

Oh, I've seen him in concert as well … :banana:

It's a fair cop. :lol: I think if a lot of these folks who get mad at me about my music snobbery were to see my record/tape/CD collection, they'd be shocked by how all over the board I am.

 

Oh, and the MC Hammer album in question is "Please, Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em." I had it, too, as well as his debut album "Let's Get It Started," and the 12" vinyl single for "Pump It Up," which was one of the first tunes most hip-hop fans heard from him.

 

Oh, I've seen him in concert as well … :banana:

 

I was thinking that's what Hammer's album was called. I never saw him live, but I did see Young MC and Milli Vanilli. :scared:

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I saw MC Hammer, too! :lol:

The only way my mind could tell you which one is hotter is to tell you which one I could see myself with on a date or a rendevoux. And the only answer I have is, I wouldn't turn either one down! Halle Berry is the only star fantasy this doc has!:notworthy:

I'm going with Valerie, loved her as a teen on One Day at a Time.

I've often thought of investing in some of those for Mrs. King. My hair didn't stand straight up like this until I saw the Mrs. in one of those.....nevermind.

 

 

 

 

 

Only in America, baby!

 

:scared:

VB looks really good.