Bimbo
18 creative works found
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Some women just aren’t suited to domesticity Model & MUA: Amanda Driver / Hair: Jessica Villiers / Location: Carlton North / Photography & Costuming: Jo O’Brien
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L’innocenza nascosta dietro sogni ed illusioni
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Private School BIMBO
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Grumble
by ArlettaDo you think that it’s too much to ask, – when you’ve submitted photographs or paintings to a group and they are turned down because they…
Do you think that it’s too much to ask, – when you’ve submitted photographs or paintings to a group and they are turned down because they allegedly don’t meet the guidelines, and you are told to check the guidelines and consider altering them to fit the guidelines, that when you do check them and you find your work certainly does fit the guidlelines as per how you are reading them, , so you write to the persons listed as running the group and ask for clarification on how/why your work did not it the guidelines – for a group moderator (Chief, El Presidente, or whatever they are called) to actually take some time, THAT MONTH, to quickly answer the question? Because it’s been about a month, maybe only 22 days or so, since my work was rejected by a group and I was told that, and I did check the guidelines and it did fit them per my reading, and I know that I am literate so I couldn’t see how I could be that wrong, so I asked for clarification. Not a peep. Boy, I really feel like part of that group now, I can tell you! Nothing says welcome, like being summarily rejected and then ignored. (sigh) Personally, I think if you are rejecting work that does fit the guidelines, but which the literate artists can’t understand the rejection of, you would do well to explain to them what you really meant and/or rethink how your guidelines are written. Like, for instance, if you don’t like them because they are photographs, you shouldn’t say you accept all forms of media! Or, if you only want pictures of nubile bimbos with their boobs showing, then you should state that rather implicitly; in fact, I think your group, if that is the case, should actually be named Nubile Bimbos With Their Boobs Showing . Of course, then you’d have to explain why some fully clothed wedding and prom pictures would not be accepted, because not everyone thinks that boob means the same thing . lol
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I absolutely hate this picture .. I mean, there are parts of it I love and am glad that I made and etc. . .but the girl .. she has the look of every stuck up bimbette I had to endure in school and I want to just slap her until she gets a thought in her head and something besides bitching coming out of her mouth. Oh yes I do! So, this is rather awkward for me. I mean, I rather like the quality of the work involved in her turning out at all, but I really wish she’d go away now. lol
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archetypal male fantasy bimbo-stereotype Quote Full Interview archetypal The original pattern or model from which all things of the same kind are copied or on which they are based; a model or first form; prototype. An archetype is a generic, idealized model of a person, object, or concept from which similar instances are derived, copied, patterned, or emulated. In psychology, an archetype is a model of a person, personality, or behavior. Bimbo is a term that emerged in popular English language usage in the late 20th Century to describe an often attractive, yet stupid, pliable woman. This word derives from the Italian bimbo, a word of masculine gender that means (male) baby or very young (male) child (its feminine equivalent is bimba). Its first usage in English was for stupid men; it now is understood to mean a woman unless modified as male bimbo, himbo, or mimbo. Some still prefer the explicitly female variant bimbette, which has also entered The American Heritage Dictionary. Others use bimbette for a younger bimbo.
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archetypal male fantasy bimbo-stereotype Quote Full Interview archetypal The original pattern or model from which all things of the same kind are copied or on which they are based; a model or first form; prototype. An archetype is a generic, idealized model of a person, object, or concept from which similar instances are derived, copied, patterned, or emulated. In psychology, an archetype is a model of a person, personality, or behavior. Bimbo is a term that emerged in popular English language usage in the late 20th Century to describe an often attractive, yet stupid, pliable woman. This word derives from the Italian bimbo, a word of masculine gender that means (male) baby or very young (male) child (its feminine equivalent is bimba). Its first usage in English was for stupid men; it now is understood to mean a woman unless modified as male bimbo, himbo, or mimbo. Some still prefer the explicitly female variant bimbette, which has also entered The American Heritage Dictionary. Others use bimbette for a younger bimbo.
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Wear this on your first date, it’ll make the right impression. This was in my other profile and thought it might be more suited here. Emotional violence ~ what not to do.
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For all you dudes that wana show off whos your blonde bimbo…
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Digital Painting
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Cartoon of a bimbo.
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The Music of Marriage
by iamanaberry“I fed you a piece of glass and you said ‘Thank you’”. That’s what she said as we sipped our wine, listening to Artie Shaw outside on our…
A fantasy in Brooklyn, a twist of fate and a lot of Scotch.
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minus HE…
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SILVESTRO LEGA MUSEUM (Modigliana – Italy) – “Boy and Lizard” acquisitioned for the Permanent Collection – Oil, coffee and acrylic on canvas, 30×20cm, (2007)
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