It’s been a while since we’ve seen Mexico represent here at on 205th, so it’s nice of Max magazine to drop actress/model Barbara Mori some babe named Barbara that everyone says is not Barbara Mori into their latest issue. Golldamm is she hot… sorry… If it is/were Barbara Mori, I would tell you that she is of Uruguayan-Japanese and Mexican heritage, which is a combination I had not considered when I was dreaming up how to create the perfect woman. I’ll have to make a note of that… now back to my laboratory…
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Douglas Charles Douglas Charles, aka "DC Scrap," is the managing editor of Guyism.com. His experience includes operating an assortment sports and entertainment Web sites over the past decade, but his specialty is discovering sexy women from all over the world that he knows he will never have a chance with, let alone meet - a quality he shares with 99.99% of his readers.
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