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Amazing, but True

Jan 15, 2013
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A couple of days ago, the Huffington Post had a story on their front page about how Modern Family bombshell actress Sofia Vergara had always been drop-dead gorgeous, even as a young women, and they had photos as actual evidence.  "Sofia Vergara.  Photos Prove She Always Looked This Hot," the headline shouted.


Yes, I know.  I was shocked, too.  "Always."  I had thought that maybe when she was 24 she had a bad year.  But nope, always.  Thank goodness it was on the homepage, because otherwise I would have missed it and never known.


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