Who knew? This winsome young gal in Life Magazine in 1951. Link
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Are you sure it's not being used for birth control. The guy can't resist her because of her white teeth, but she is fending him off with her ukulele? Ukester Brown
Gerald, it's really creepy if you imagine that the guy's right arm.
The alternative explanation, of course, is that Ipana's "miracle" chemical composition caused calcium to leach out of her skeletal structure and into her teeth, thus rendering her hands abnormally pliable. Difficult to grasp objects, but a real advantage for executing the Formby Split Stroke.
5 comments:
Are you sure it's not being used for birth control. The guy can't resist her because of her white teeth, but she is fending him off with her ukulele? Ukester Brown
Gerald Ross must agree with me on this one.... UB again
Look at the woman's right hand. Is it really her hand? I doubt it. Funny angle for a hand.
What does it mean?
Gerald, it's really creepy if you imagine that the guy's right arm.
The alternative explanation, of course, is that Ipana's "miracle" chemical composition caused calcium to leach out of her skeletal structure and into her teeth, thus rendering her hands abnormally pliable. Difficult to grasp objects, but a real advantage for executing the Formby Split Stroke.
He's just using her to get to the
uke, Gary, and I think you know what
I mean (the H word).
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