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Fri 27 Aug, 2004 06:23 pm
"DOLLY'S BREASTS ARE KILLING HER!"
That's a headline worthy of at least a few dozen exclamation marks!!!
"My boobs are killing me," singing chest Dolly Parton has been saying to her pals, who have been passing the information on to the National Enquirer.
"And she worries that if it's this bad now, what will be like in 10 or 20 years from now?"
We dread to think, and wonder if Dolly has considered divorcing her famous assets?
Sure, she fears that without her famous attributes that overshadow her voice, her feet and half of Texas she will be a has-been, but she can still make her chest pay.
Perhaps Dolly's double-D breasts could be placed on display in a museum - along with Michael Jackson's noses, Elizabeth Taylor's looks and Anna Nicole Smith's stomachs?
But then, how would they be displayed? As the magazine that knows says, even wearing a supportive bra is not good enough. So what chance a small plinth?
Dolly could have reductive surgery, having the air bags that have inflated her already generous frontage to such gigantic proportions removed.
But this too is not without problems for tormented Dolly, who has, as the story says, already ruled out this option.
However, just as hope threatens to sag, an insider suggests that something of a miracle may yet save Dolly's career from drying up like the discs in her load-bearing back.
The insider esplains that not too long ago Dolly was having trouble with her silicone.
"The silicone was leaking and travelling round her body, causing nodules to appear in her upper arms."
"In effect she was growing little 'breasts' of silicone."
And therein lurks the remedy. Dolly can not so much lose her trademark tits as have she can have them transferred to an area of the body where she can support them more easily.
Sure, having tits on your arms is unusual, but Dolly is already far form normal.
And if she's worried, she can always pass them off as huge biceps or just say that, like many women of a certain age, she's stuffed several hundred tissues up her sleeves.
Ironincally, the original Dolly Parton, before all the hooplah, sang deeply from her heart in the old mountain music tradition. It's sad that this sort of thing happens to people.
Good point Set. Dolly was arguably one of the most original and talented artists in American music
This song , in the 60's took a lot of guts to record. It endeared me to her.
I can see you're disappointed
By the way you look at me
And I'm sorry that I'm not
The woman you thought I'd be
Yes, I've made my mistakes
But listen and understand
My mistakes are no worse than yours
Just because I'm a woman
So when you look at me
Don't feel sorry for yourself
Just think of all the shame
You might have brought somebody else
Just let me tell you this
Then we'll both know where we stand
My mistakes are no worse than yours
Just because I'm a woman
Now a man will take a good girl
And he'll ruin her reputation
But when he wants to marry
Well, that's a different situation
He'll just walk off and leave her
To do the best she can
While he looks for an angel
To wear his wedding band
Now I know that I'm no angel
If that's what you thought you'd found
I was just the victum of
A man that let me down
Yes, I've made my mistakes
But listen and understand
My mistakes are no worse than yours
Just because I'm a woman
No, my mistakes are no worse than yours
Just because I'm a woman
What do you think made things go downhill, you two?
;D
That song was wonderful; honesty amidst the contrived atmosphere of many songs...