Blondie
Re: Blondie
Thanks, but you'll have to remind me of your previous, sorry.
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chiavatorcortese
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Re: Blondie
I can post, but they add nothing to the other pics in EGAFD from the same set
[IMG]http://img249.imagevenue.com/loc120/th_02944_AB_001_123_120lo.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://img209.imagevenue.com/loc410/th_02973_AB_002_123_410lo.jpg[/IMG]
But that must be clear: I'm not proposing that Mira and Elke are the same girl; I just say that the girl of Private set in my pics and in some EGAFD pictures could be the same girl of the EGAFD caps from "That's Life"; my hypothesis is that or the girl in "That's Life" is not Mira, but Elke; or that the Private girl is not Elke, but Mira. In other words I hypotize a mistake in EGAFD, not an identifiction between Mira and Elke. But I am not so confident in my physiognomic ability
[IMG]http://img249.imagevenue.com/loc120/th_02944_AB_001_123_120lo.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://img209.imagevenue.com/loc410/th_02973_AB_002_123_410lo.jpg[/IMG]
But that must be clear: I'm not proposing that Mira and Elke are the same girl; I just say that the girl of Private set in my pics and in some EGAFD pictures could be the same girl of the EGAFD caps from "That's Life"; my hypothesis is that or the girl in "That's Life" is not Mira, but Elke; or that the Private girl is not Elke, but Mira. In other words I hypotize a mistake in EGAFD, not an identifiction between Mira and Elke. But I am not so confident in my physiognomic ability
Re: Blondie
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."
Re: Blondie
I only spotted it too late.
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."
Re: Blondie
Physiognomic : -))
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."
Re: Blondie
chiavatorcortese wrote:
> I just say that the girl of Private set in
> my pics and in some EGAFD pictures could be the same girl of
> the EGAFD caps from "That's Life";
Ah, I see now. Sorry, the 'TL' girl is Mira with her early-period
blonde rinse. For a start Elke is much bustier and has a 'beauty-
spot' mole that has bee airbrushed out in those Private shots.
> I just say that the girl of Private set in
> my pics and in some EGAFD pictures could be the same girl of
> the EGAFD caps from "That's Life";
Ah, I see now. Sorry, the 'TL' girl is Mira with her early-period
blonde rinse. For a start Elke is much bustier and has a 'beauty-
spot' mole that has bee airbrushed out in those Private shots.
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."
Re: Blondie
Sorrry- you were right first time : -)
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."
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chiavatorcortese
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Re: Blondie
Thank you: I was induced in this hypercorrectivism 'cause in italian "fisiognomico" would be actually a mistake: it is not the adjective of "fisionomia" = "physiognomy", "appearance", but of the noun "fisiognomica", that is this; the right adjective of "fisionomia" is just "fisionomico"
About Mira and Elke: I'm sure you are right; but it's hard to believe, judging from the little square of my first pic, that Elke could be "bustier" than anyone !grin!
About Mira and Elke: I'm sure you are right; but it's hard to believe, judging from the little square of my first pic, that Elke could be "bustier" than anyone !grin!
Re: Blondie
chiavatorcortese wrote:
> Thank you: I was induced in this hypercorrectivism 'cause in
> italian "fisiognomico" would be actually a mistake: it is not
> the adjective of "fisionomia" = "physiognomy", "appearance",
> but of the noun "fisiognomica", that is this; the right adjective
of "fisionomia" is just "fisionomico"
So the Italian has two spellings? Interesting..... I guess that the
shorter form is a later rationalisation of spellng, a little along
the lines of US-English 'color', which ignores the secondary origin
via Norman French [couleur] and [re-]references the original
Romance/Latin color. I love English so much because it tends
to retain the etymological history of so many loan-words.
> About Mira and Elke: I'm sure you are right; but it's hard to
> believe, judging from the little square of my first pic, that
> Elke could be "bustier" than anyone !
She's quite a 'stocky' girl, whereas Mira is relatively slender.
> Thank you: I was induced in this hypercorrectivism 'cause in
> italian "fisiognomico" would be actually a mistake: it is not
> the adjective of "fisionomia" = "physiognomy", "appearance",
> but of the noun "fisiognomica", that is this; the right adjective
of "fisionomia" is just "fisionomico"
So the Italian has two spellings? Interesting..... I guess that the
shorter form is a later rationalisation of spellng, a little along
the lines of US-English 'color', which ignores the secondary origin
via Norman French [couleur] and [re-]references the original
Romance/Latin color. I love English so much because it tends
to retain the etymological history of so many loan-words.
> About Mira and Elke: I'm sure you are right; but it's hard to
> believe, judging from the little square of my first pic, that
> Elke could be "bustier" than anyone !
She's quite a 'stocky' girl, whereas Mira is relatively slender.
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."