British Granny Turns Into Jessica Rabbit
January 15th, 2010 admin
The story of a British grandma who decided to get surgery to look like Jessica Rabbit. “You only live once,” she said. “Do what makes you feel good.” I’m guessing that’s the same rationale the talk show host had when he touched this woman’s chin implant.
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