Sweet Smell of Success. The scene where Sidney Falco (Tony Curtis) is entering "21" and a client who's leaving tells him off and fires him. The woman in the fur who's the client's date. It's her. Whoever the cutie was.
Unfortunately they didn't know in 1956 that everything in the world would be based on designs from Star Trek... largely because Star Trek wasn't even a gleam in Gene Roddenberry's eye at the time.
Her nails are too long?? wtf? Next thing you're going to tell me those aren't her eyebrows, her waist is too small and those heels are bad for her back! Geesus! get a life man!
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Then where are our flying cars, dammit!
Her nails are too long. Doesn't she need a stylus to push those buttons?
Sweet Smell of Success. The scene where Sidney Falco (Tony Curtis) is entering "21" and a client who's leaving tells him off and fires him. The woman in the fur who's the client's date. It's her. Whoever the cutie was.
Unfortunately they didn't know in 1956 that everything in the world would be based on designs from Star Trek... largely because Star Trek wasn't even a gleam in Gene Roddenberry's eye at the time.
Her nails are too long?? wtf? Next thing you're going to tell me those aren't her eyebrows, her waist is too small and those heels are bad for her back! Geesus! get a life man!
Wonder if ya could text?
The coolest thing is how it renders the receiving party as a cartoon character.
I still haven't got one of those things. Maybe one of these days...
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