Beauty is wasted on lesbians

Yeah but Jodie's kitty is queefing all the way to the u-haul now!

In the 1970's Jody Foster was VERY cute - there was something very appealing about her personality too. I could see her in the Tatum role in Paper Moon.

- I'm a gay male by the way

[quote]Only gay men are truly capable of appreciating female beauty and sexuality..; That hot kitty of mine would've been smoking from all the use it got.

OP? Say you wish you were a woman without saying you wish you were a woman

You see, posts like this lack any semblance of self-awareness in a very bold and scary way.

OP, the same can be said of good looking gay men.

The OP is a dunderheaded troll.

Kristy McNichol and Meredith Bastard Birney hit that

R2, Foster played Addie in the mercifully short-lived TV version of Paper Moon in 1974.

Carny was a good movie.

R7- I think I vaguely remember that.

[quote]Martin Kove, Sonny Landham, Tommy Lee Jones, Fred Dryer, Clint Eastwood, and more

This list may or may not be the weirdest thing in OP's post.

Silly, Op.

Just cut off your dick & smear lipstick on your face — voila, you’re a woman. Straight men will fuck you.

Jodie was adorable and grew into a beautiful woman. Still looks great for her age. Was never, ever sexy.

The most common phrase is when straight men see a 🥵 Lesbian and say -

What a WASTE!

Once heard that Jodie was very busy at Yale. Each of her many conquests received a aYale Bulldog shirt the morning after

She made good use of her youth and beauty.

Interesting, R14, I never knew that.

Jodie was a cute teen but she was an unwashed fattie at Yale: I have it on good authority from one of her old classmates.

He described as quite short (she IS surprisingly small--I've seen her in person) and dumpy, with chronically unwashed hair and bad skin. She wasn't really acting at Yale (and never did any theatre there), so maybe it was her one chance to rebel, away from her controlling harridan of a mother. My friend didn't know anything about how many Yalies Jodie had slept with, but she certainly wasn't dating men.

She slimmed down again and cleaned up her act after college.

^ described HER as....

Stealth sexism/homophobia thread.

Jodie is one of the coolest people around.

“Giving beauty to gay men is like giving gourmet Italian to a 5 year old who really prefers Chef Boyardee canned spaghetti. Only straight women are truly capable of appreciating male beauty and sexuality.”

Do you understand now just how incredibly dumb you sound, OP? Or do I need to draw you a picture, Mr. Dumbass McDumberson?

Beauty is wasted on gay men.

There, now does that sound better to any of you?

Jodie and her gal pals in FOXES.

Soft butch realness.

The potato-like Kagan had her own short lived talk show in the 90s

Oh, gurl....

No. Just... no.

Their lebanese beauty is to attract other lebanese.

She looks wavishing in that bowtie!

Instead of telling lesbians what kind of beauty they should be attracted to just say you want to be a woman and go...everything you wrote reeks of AGP. By the way, since threads with any minimal criticism to trans community get nuked instantly can we at least get the same treatment to homophobic threads like this one?

Just in case it wasn't clear, Jodie was getting it on with women, not men, at Yale. I've always heard she was out at Yale. You could do things like that in the pre-social media world.

I saw a photo of Jodie in Time magazine in the early 80s while she was at Yale (tried to find it just now, but couldn't), and indeed, she was chubby and had very stringy hair. That was when I became certain that she was gay. I think I also remember one of her wearing a tux.

Interview magazine, 1987.

Those stylists were worth every penny!

Jodie looked like trailer trash when she was a kid. That's why she was perfect to play the 10 year old prostitute in Taxi Driver.

OP, you're a loser.

Ironically, in the movie Foxes, teen Jodie drives around Hollywood in an old pickup truck.

Even as a little girl, they cast her as a bully beating up little boys. Casting director needs a gold star.