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The sexiest female

 A while back I did a thread about the sexiest male:

https://snowflakesforum.blogspot.com/2022/04/one-for-ladies.html

Of course, to play fair, we would need a thread about the sexiest female, right?

Especially since one of our regulars put in that request:

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Kristen Mod  SNOWFLAKE  8 days ago

Looking forward to next week. ;)

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      SNOWFLAKE Mod  Kristen  8 days ago

      looking forward to the sexiest ladies, are ya?

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          Kristen Mod  SNOWFLAKE  8 days ago

          Who wouldn't?

        • For me, Snowy, this is a tough one, as I have several I can think of, so narrowing it down won't be easy.


      • One of my first crushes was on:


      • Then after watching a couple of Aussie TV series, I fell for:

      Nicole da Silva - from Wentworth

      And from Doctor Doctor

      OK GUYS, AND GALS: whether a movie legend or a tv star or someone in the limelight, who is your favorite sexiest female (females plural)? 

      Spouses excluded. 😏






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