[Djoser]

hmmm i thought i could post bigger attachments...I was wrong :/

[Magiciano]

 

[number3fac]

I've lost track of how many times that Lara Croft's picked up an idol only to find it's been enchanted to cause BE:

[AgentDee]

makes for a great avatar

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[Magiciano]

 

[Kopy Kat]

I've lost track of how many times that Lara Croft's picked up an idol only to find it's been enchanted to cause BE:

Well this time I think she just said "screw it" and went for it. I mean Lara, the statue itself has huge boobs, 2 + 2 babe, 2 + 2.

[Ninjaturtle]

and it shred her shirt in a really strange physically improbably way.

here's Roomi from SNK fighter Galaxy Fight.

[Magiciano]

 

[number3fac]

Princess Leia isn't a cartoon/anime/manga character, but I figure this drawing of her by DeviantArtist Dominicabra belongs here anyway:

[Brahma]

Wow, Carrie Fisher was never that busty!

[number3fac]

No, but I ain't complainin'.     Also, artistic license and such.   

Speaking of, here's some artistic license taken with the Erin Esurance mascot, as drawn by DeviantArt's WayneMiller-Jr:

[Palomine]

Wow, Carrie Fisher was never that busty!

True, but you can't expect her to compete with a drawing. And truth be told, in her Leia years, Carrie Fisher did have a great little figure: petite yet with sufficient curves to raise eyebrows as she stomped around wearing that loose white robe in Star Wars Episode One.

To this day, I still remember being a kid (literally decades ago) and seeing her appearance on Saturday Night Live following Star Wars. This was back when the original SNL cast were still there. They did a spoof on the Beach Blanket Bingo movies and the way Carrie looked in the metallic bikini, even on the fuzzy screen of the 19" black and white Zenith TV

connected to the roof antenna on my folks' house... it was mesmerizing. It made such an impression on me that it probably inspired my very first screen cap ever: I distinctly recall taking a photo of the TV screen with my 110 instamatic camera... of course the photo turned out awful (the refresh rate of the TV and fixed/short shutter speed of the camera resulted in only a band of the screen being visible during exposure).

I dunno if they stuffed her top a bit for the sketch... I'll assume so, though in other still frames she looks less "prominent" than she does in the small color image attached to this post, so maybe she was just sticking her chest out there. I assume the clip of that sketch is still online someplace, maybe even at YouTube, but I don't know. Here's a bigger B&W photo (not by me of course) from a separate post in the bikini thread:



Why yes, that is a y0ung Bill Murray channeling Frankie Avalon!

I'll also add (for cathartic reasons ) that even though she's now almost old enough to be my mother, and with the caveats that age bring (along with her long/public history of hard living in Hollywood: substance abuse, promiscuity, weight gain, self-parody, etc... ...all of which she's mined productively for her successful career as an author) I still think she's kinda hot... in RL I mean, not just because she was Pricess Leia. So sue me.

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[Robin_K2]

This was back when the original SNL cast were still there.

A very minor correction -- and I wish I weren't so old to know firsthand, but Bill Murray's presence indicates that it was not the original SNL cast. He replaced Chevy Chase.

Pal replies: I defer to your memory, which is likely better than my own. At the time of Carrie Fisher's appearance, SNL was no more than three years old, and I always think of Bill Murray as part of the original cast, perhaps because I always found 98% of everything Chevy Chase did profoundly unfunny. Wiki says Bill Murray first appeared on SNL in '77 when the show was only two years old, so he feels somewhat original to me, even if he wasn't part of the group from day one.

[Ninjaturtle]

Man I had such a crush on her as a young adult. Lucky for me, my current girlfriend shares some facial similarities to her (eyes and lips mostly, and hair color) so if we go on to her current age and my lady ages that well, I'll be a lucky old man.

For the record (that nobody is keeping) my favorite SNL cast was the era of Myers, Carvey, Spade, Farley, Hartmann, etc

[Ninjaturtle]

Looks like I got my wish.