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Those of us who remember electro-pop in the early 1980's are forced to watch endless re-runs of "Where Are They Now?" shows on cable TV just so we can look on in horror at the hot little divas we remember from MTV. We get to see them destroyed by age and too much partying. However, a select few have managed to beat the time reaper and transformed from boppy little singers to torch song lounge crooners.
Consider the case of Terry Nunn. As the face of Berlin in the 1980's, she melted the stage at the US festival in 1983 with a set lasting thirty minutes and change. I don't know how any real man in the audience kept the wood under control during this show:



Thirty plus years later and she's still out there, but looks like the MILF of your dreams:



Here's to you Mrs. Nunn, for keeping it real and horny. Of course, it doesn't hurt to be a physical fitness freak and to marry a big-time attorney.

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She's 54. Please use the appropriate acronym if you are in to that type of thing. GILF, not MILF.

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Terri Nunn actually auditioned for Princess Leia in Star Wars:





Definitely cuter than Carrie Fisher, but didn't seem to have the solid voice/presence for the part.

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Funny, I thought they had to be 60 to qualify as a GILF.

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(08-29-2015 10:11 PM)Dusty Wrote:  

Wall survivor?!?

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(08-29-2015 10:16 PM)Sombro Wrote:  Terri Nunn actually auditioned for Princess Leia in Star Wars:





Definitely cuter than Carrie Fisher, but didn't seem to have the solid voice/presence for the part.

Yeah, her as the princess would make for an interesting thought experiment. But she must have been 15 when she did that audition. It's funny watching Harrison Ford with the bored this-goddamn-movie-will-go-no-place look on his face.

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MILF?



Survivor?

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And then God spoke and said "Let there be no Wall Survivors"

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(08-29-2015 10:19 PM)ColSpanker Wrote:  

(08-29-2015 10:16 PM)Sombro Wrote:  Terri Nunn actually auditioned for Princess Leia in Star Wars:





Definitely cuter than Carrie Fisher, but didn't seem to have the solid voice/presence for the part.

Yeah, her as the princess would make for an interesting thought experiment. But she must have been 15 when she did that audition. It's funny watching Harrison Ford with the bored this-goddamn-movie-will-go-no-place look on his face.

Rumor has it that George was trying to bang her so he was forcing (ha) her into the role. Ford hated it and was acting like there was no chemistry so they would stick with Fisher.