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I can't say it was what I expected, (an intimate dinner for two). When Charlize showed up with two bodyguards What's a poor fella to do? She glides in with the grace of a dancer which is what she first wanted to be. Charlize won the "Lucky Genes" Lotto, I didn't unfortunately. There I was was, stammering, star struck blathering blithely away. She passed a remark about mirrors, suggesting I use one someday. She could have been lovely and gracious, instead she was distant and rude. It seemed she was still Queen Ravenna and I was the Burger King dude. I dropped fifty large for the dinner A pittance for charity due. There's not likely to be little monsters as Charlize and i are quite through
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Jun 7, 2012
Jun 7, 2012 at 8:48 AM UTC
Fairest ( My evening with Charlize Theron)
I can't say it was what I expected, (an intimate dinner for two). When Charlize showed up with two bodyguards What's a poor fella to do? She glides in with the grace of a dancer which is what she first wanted to be. Charlize won the "Lucky Genes" Lotto, I didn't unfortunately. There I was was, stammering, star struck blathering blithely away. She passed a remark about mirrors, suggesting I use one someday. She could have been lovely and gracious, instead she was distant and rude. It seemed she was still Queen Ravenna and I was the Burger King dude. I dropped fifty large for the dinner A pittance for charity due. There's not likely to be little monsters as Charlize and i are quite through
A fictional take on Charlize Theron's recent date from Hell told from her Date's point of view.
john-f-mccullagh
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63/M/American
Jun 7, 2012
Jun 7, 2012 at 8:48 AM UTC
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