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Post by yoyo on May 10, 2006 11:48:56 GMT -5
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Post by lala on May 11, 2006 2:14:44 GMT -5
No when i mean "real life" is like.. seen her in PERSON.... I was seriously shocked when i saw her
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Post by hungry hippo on May 11, 2006 3:48:34 GMT -5
No when i mean "real life" is like.. seen her in PERSON.... I was seriously shocked when i saw her shocked in a bad way? |
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Post by sugar bear on May 11, 2006 10:58:07 GMT -5
No when i mean "real life" is like.. seen her in PERSON.... I was seriously shocked when i saw her i've also met her in PERSON at the Aberdeen Mall walking around shopping, does that count as real life? she looks the way she looks as a normal 18 to 19 year old girl, nothing too shocking, just like her friendster pics or some of her more casual pics.  she can turn on or off the "glamour look" at will, which is a power that's good to have one would think!? u should take a spy pic of the shocking Lora that u saw then b4 we can believe u... maybe she'd made herself look ugly on purpose  so as to be not easily recognizable by others? |
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Post by funny on May 11, 2006 11:11:24 GMT -5
here is a friendster pic of Lora Sun having fun with Sunshine Boy Jacky Tse in like a public type casual setting: Lora here dressed like a reserved and young school girl, and Jacky a geek/nerd with his shirt buttoned all the way up! Maybe that's the Lora that lala saw that shocked lala! hehe if u met THIS version of Lora in the mall, u would have to look twice or three times before u know for sure! LOL! |
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Post by lala on May 11, 2006 13:06:18 GMT -5
yeah.. cuz she did a commerical for my mom... so i saw her in person w/o ANY make up at all.. so thats why... she has horrible skin.
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Post by Lookalike on May 11, 2006 20:50:53 GMT -5
She looks like the old Toronto telus model in the above pic  Lora looks alright, she doesn't looke like she has bad skin though, at least no raised blemishes, maybe just darker skin tone. But a lot of girls aren't blessed with perfect porcelain skin..... |
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Post by Joanne on May 11, 2006 22:13:55 GMT -5
yeah.. cuz she did a commerical for my mom... so i saw her in person w/o ANY make up at all.. so thats why... she has horrible skin. which commercial is that? is it out yet? |
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Post by skin on May 11, 2006 22:32:25 GMT -5
yeah.. cuz she did a commerical for my mom... so i saw her in person w/o ANY make up at all.. so thats why... she has horrible skin. hey lala, its not very cool of u to betray confidentiality of what u saw "backstage" of Lora while she's doing a commercial for ur mom, i'm sure ur mom wouldn't want u to spread this kind of info about the girl that's doing the commercial for her. that aside, the best of da best in the biz, such as top supermodels and pop singers, like Jesccia Simpson, Vanessa Williams, Elle McPherson, Stepanie Seymour, all have very bad skin problem issues behind the scene, but they manage the issue professionally, and still able to make a brilliant career out of it. www.proactive.com/www.proactiv.com/celeb/spot.php?pactvid=1808d7658f5a813323795879a1ce53eathere may be a reason why women can't live without makeup, with hormones and all the other women issues, what's a gal to do to keep her look consistent and face the world!? |
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Post by Stephanie Seymour Story on May 11, 2006 22:37:32 GMT -5
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Post by lala on May 11, 2006 22:47:29 GMT -5
yeah.. cuz she did a commerical for my mom... so i saw her in person w/o ANY make up at all.. so thats why... she has horrible skin. hey lala, its not very cool of u to betray confidentiality of what u saw "backstage" of Lora while she's doing a commercial for ur mom, i'm sure ur mom wouldn't want u to spread this kind of info about the girl that's doing the commercial for her. that aside, the best of da best in the biz, such as top supermodels and pop singers, like Jesccia Simpson, Vanessa Williams, Elle McPherson, Stepanie Seymour, all have very bad skin problem issues behind the scene, but they manage the issue professionally, and still able to make a brilliant career out of it. www.proactive.com/www.proactiv.com/celeb/spot.php?pactvid=1808d7658f5a813323795879a1ce53eathere may be a reason why women can't live without makeup, with hormones and all the other women issues, what's a gal to do to keep her look consistent and face the world!? well.. it's cuz the commerical sells her body and not her face. |
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Post by notcool on May 12, 2006 2:05:25 GMT -5
hey lala, its not very cool of u to betray confidentiality of what u saw "backstage" of Lora while she's doing a commercial for ur mom, i'm sure ur mom wouldn't want u to spread this kind of info about the girl that's doing the commercial for her. that aside, the best of da best in the biz, such as top supermodels and pop singers, like Jesccia Simpson, Vanessa Williams, Elle McPherson, Stepanie Seymour, all have very bad skin problem issues behind the scene, but they manage the issue professionally, and still able to make a brilliant career out of it. www.proactive.com/www.proactiv.com/celeb/spot.php?pactvid=1808d7658f5a813323795879a1ce53eathere may be a reason why women can't live without makeup, with hormones and all the other women issues, what's a gal to do to keep her look consistent and face the world!? well.. it's cuz the commerical sells her body and not her face. 
now that we know who ur mom is... SY, and ur mom's organization is the one who awarded Lora Sun the "Miss Perfect Figure" award... what ur doing is effectively putting cold water on ur mom's choice as their current model for advertising her firm...
also ur choice of wording is very poor - Lora is not "selling" her body, but using her already decent figure to serve as an advertized "projection" of what women who would purchase the services of ur mom's firm could potentially achieve.
while we all know canada have free speech guranteed under the charter of rights, u could still use some judgement in saying or hinting what ur saying. besides, all women have to deal with bad or "horrible" skin issues at one or many points in their lives, and in fact that's the biz of ur mom's firm as well, the fact that ur bringing it up and pointing it out explicitly makes one wonder what your agenda is. 
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Post by lala on May 12, 2006 9:17:57 GMT -5
.... uh.. no.. it's not. DUDE.. it's not even OUT yet.
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Post by lala on May 12, 2006 9:23:54 GMT -5
.. don't assume. I have no idea about the "organization"who awarded Lora Sun the "miss pefect figure" award.. but it's not my mother.
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Post by lala on May 12, 2006 9:37:02 GMT -5
and also, I apologize for my poor word choice. She is not "selling" her body, but her figure is her strongest asset (in my opinion, much stronger than her face.), and as such, she was *before* considered as a spokesperson. And I'm not "putting cold water", I don't think anyone cares a little girl thinks about Lora Sun, I'm just stating my opinion. Besides, what I say isn't going to influence other peoples perception of her: some little kid says Lora Sun is ugly w/o make up online......
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so as to be not easily recognizable by others?
