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Audrey Hepburn ( 1950 )
Jul 17, 2026 5:01 AM
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Audrey Hepburn ( 1950 )
Whatdoyousaytoanicecupoftea
Currently only 12th best Belgium....
imjustheretoholdyourhandwhenyoudie
I didn’t realize that was hire old she was because she was such a contemporary part of my childhood.
Gippo53
SomaliYachtClub
pupquine
What in the Pie... Enhance!
Sqeezytzatziki
Ahh. That's the spot ! Mmm
ihatedmyoldusername
wow she was beautiful
Deathcameawienering
Looks so much like Natalie Portman here
FoamingToad
My first thought was Audrey Tautou.
januarylover
It's not a day of the week without the objectification of women.
discorage
Recognizing and appreciating beauty isn't objectification.
nintendolunchbox
But how would he let us know of his moral superiority?
discorage
Quiet, you dirty objectifier!
lifeisadadjoke
The gold standard for beauty, and she was a good person.
bourbonandbaddecisions
She was also in the Dutch resistance during WWII
igglebotato
yes, "a good person"
ilhares
Absolutely gorgeous woman.
nintendolunchbox
That doesn't seem real.
ilhares
It's a photoshopped pic I picked up here in Imgur around 6-7 years ago. It was used to demonstrate the pretty much always looks amazing, no matter what she's wearing.
nintendolunchbox
Well, okay. Lol
marthafarquar
To be fair, the original publicity shot of her yawning for Roman Holiday (1953) was an opportunity too good to ignore.
FrolickingFrolicking
“Pretty person looks pretty EVEN with a thing on their face!” ?
SmergBlaerghl
She'd be one of the candidates, for me, for that "if you could invite 3 people to a dinner party" thing.
ThisGuyPostingThings
I know she's lovely and seems to be a good person, but is there a particular topic you'd discuss or do you just want to be in her presence?
SmergBlaerghl
Well, she grew up in various countries in Europe in the time between the world wars and during WW2. That would be interesting to hear about. She would surely have lots of exciting stories from show business, having been a superstar. She also dedicated herself to charity and humanitarian work, which says something about her world view and empathy. I think she'd make lovely and interesting company.
AntiProtonBoy
Good choice. Add Feynman to the list. Not sure who else.
BrokenAnimal
Can he bring his bongo drums?
SmergBlaerghl
I like Feynman as a suggestion, by the way 🙂
avastmehearty
Just keep him away from the young women… when I was at Caltech he had a reputation as a letch… He also went to bat to get tenure for a woman professor after the sexist dept head denied her, and they were great friends, so he was a complicated guy in that respect. Certainly was known as a raconteur
StarscreamAndHutch
The cat?
ByThePowerOfSCIENCE
absolutely
StarscreamAndHutch
Delightful company
SmergBlaerghl
I'm sure I could come up with loads of interesting candidates, but let's go with Tom Morello and Kurt Vonnegut, for now.
theshinobi23
I don't have it in me right now to have that level of conversation. Maybe when we're back in precedented times. Right now, I want comfort conversations. Give me Steve from Blue's Clues, Lavar Burton, and Keanu Reeves. If we're allowing for guests from the past, I want Fred Rogers, Bob Ross, and Steve Irwin.
SmergBlaerghl
I have a hunch they'd all have plenty to say about our unprecedented times...
theshinobi23
Only if you want to talk about it. They're all caring, considerate, loving people who have been pseudo-therapists for me since childhood, and I would love to have a normal conversation with any/all of them. I think having any of them tell me face-to-face they're proud of me or love me just the way I am, might cause a total meltdown, but in a good way.