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Victoria’s Secret: Abnormally Normal
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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Some girls just can’t seem to keep their legs together.
Thanks Kok Kee for taking a snap of this and sending it into us. We deemed the last PSD (La Vision) as not a PSD after some good detective work from Spillage.
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We are all wondering what is going on underneath that skirt! by Cropper
If we leave aside the anatomical train wreck for a moment, what is that going on to the left of her disjointed leg? It seems like there is a trap door that you need a key to open, but if you do it will pass right through her jacket and skirt. And are those black rectangles some sort of operating instructions? by Old Geezer
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PsD’s Believe It or Not Trivia – The Rolling Stone’s original inspiration was this little down home cheese farm in Germany.
Thanks Joachim. You can see the original on the Jules Kasekiste site. I was seriously considering censoring the cow.
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Once again … Photoshop needs to start printing directions in German by Stella
Ugh! This is some really BAA-AA-AA-AA-AD graphics work! :^P by CragAntler
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Apparently there was horrific screaming at the photo shoot.
Thankfully the art department came to the rescue and repaired the damage.
Thankfully the art department came to the rescue and repaired the damage.
Thanks to everyone who sent this in! You can see the original here (NSFW). Be sure to check out our red circled image if you can’t see the PSD.
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Ironically it was the French cutting two fingers off an English longbowman in 1415 that gave rise to the popular English gesture of defiance. Now perhaps a British graphic artist has their revenge on the French? Non?
Thanks Audrey for the great find. You can see the original on the cinemotions site. If you can’t see the PSD, you can check out our red circled image.
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If it is French, where his armpit hair? by Waldobaby
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Oh – ‘Plump Up’ – I thought you said ‘Pump Up‘… Too late to fix it now; we already ripped the model’s head off and put it on backwards. I was going to quit anyway.
Thanks Marcus. The original came be found in the 11th of October issue of OK! magazine.
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A Win for extreme head pumping and body slimming – a Loss for the human gene pool.
Thanks Karl for the great catch. The original can be found in the Clementi MRT station in Singapore.
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The Polar Bear tries to swim away as fast as his paws will paddle, but the monstrosity, having been seen, cannot be unseen.
Big Thanks to Pia for scanning and sending this into us. The original was produced for “Ur & Penn” a Swedish company. If you can see the PSD, you can check out our red circled image.
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