1. Kate Upton
2. Cheryl Tiegs
3. Aurelie Claudel
4. Cindy Crawford
5. Marisa Miller
6. Christie Brinkley
7. Heidi Klum
8. Brooklyn Decker
9. Elle Macpherson
10. Bar Rafaeli
11. Ana Beatriz Barros
12. Irina Shayk
13. Izabel Goulart
14. Elsa Benitez
15. Daniela Pestova
16. Veronica Varekova
17. Anna Kournikova
18. Tyra Banks
19. Molly Sims
20. Kim Cloutier
21. Petra Nemcova
22. Laetitia Casta
23. Nina Agdal
24. Rebecca Romijn
25 - Kathy Ireland
26. Anne V
27. Angie Everhart
28. Paulina Porizkova
29. Stacey Williams
30. Carol Alt
Rob Ford
is making news again, and no, it’s not a hilarious rampage, arrest
dare, or dumb comment (well, actually it is the latter). Mayor Rob Ford
of Toronto said that people are no longer interested in his various past
incidents in the first televised debates of the election cycle.
Surprisingly enough, Ford held his own in the debates and did not seem to engage any attempt to further bring up the incidents. Ford’s strategy of sticking to the city’s issue rather than his personal seemed to work, with many calling him the winner of the first debate. Let’s take a moment to absorb the fact that after the handful of scandals that generally would end a political career, Ford is in a decent position to win re-election.
Ford’s two main opponents did little to incite a scandal talk. Former NDP Parliament member Olivia Chow said to Ford, “We’ve had it with the scandals and lack of truth.” John Tory, a provincial former Conservative Progressive party leader stated that Ford had ruined the city’s reputation and let the people down. Most of the night, Ford was content with letting the other candidates go at one another and only took to non-personal issues.
One small tidbit that may entertain you is when Ford referenced being “not perfect” (it is yet to be known whether he will submit this into the biggest understatement of the year contest). Several more debates are scheduled as well.
Ford quickly became an internationally recognized figure after his laundry list of incidents, including but not limited to, drug use, televised obscenities, and comments associated to the previous crimes, as well as law enforcement. While he will likely not be arrested, he is still being investigated. and the Toronto council has already stripped him of many mayoral duties.
Read more at http://www.rantlifestyle.com/2014/03/26/rob-ford-thinks-scandals-old-news/#vFKUK1DGQFcoJiML.99
Surprisingly enough, Ford held his own in the debates and did not seem to engage any attempt to further bring up the incidents. Ford’s strategy of sticking to the city’s issue rather than his personal seemed to work, with many calling him the winner of the first debate. Let’s take a moment to absorb the fact that after the handful of scandals that generally would end a political career, Ford is in a decent position to win re-election.
Ford’s two main opponents did little to incite a scandal talk. Former NDP Parliament member Olivia Chow said to Ford, “We’ve had it with the scandals and lack of truth.” John Tory, a provincial former Conservative Progressive party leader stated that Ford had ruined the city’s reputation and let the people down. Most of the night, Ford was content with letting the other candidates go at one another and only took to non-personal issues.
One small tidbit that may entertain you is when Ford referenced being “not perfect” (it is yet to be known whether he will submit this into the biggest understatement of the year contest). Several more debates are scheduled as well.
Ford quickly became an internationally recognized figure after his laundry list of incidents, including but not limited to, drug use, televised obscenities, and comments associated to the previous crimes, as well as law enforcement. While he will likely not be arrested, he is still being investigated. and the Toronto council has already stripped him of many mayoral duties.
Read more at http://www.rantlifestyle.com/2014/03/26/rob-ford-thinks-scandals-old-news/#vFKUK1DGQFcoJiML.99
Rob Ford
is making news again, and no, it’s not a hilarious rampage, arrest
dare, or dumb comment (well, actually it is the latter). Mayor Rob Ford
of Toronto said that people are no longer interested in his various past
incidents in the first televised debates of the election cycle.
Surprisingly enough, Ford held his own in the debates and did not seem to engage any attempt to further bring up the incidents. Ford’s strategy of sticking to the city’s issue rather than his personal seemed to work, with many calling him the winner of the first debate. Let’s take a moment to absorb the fact that after the handful of scandals that generally would end a political career, Ford is in a decent position to win re-election.
Ford’s two main opponents did little to incite a scandal talk. Former NDP Parliament member Olivia Chow said to Ford, “We’ve had it with the scandals and lack of truth.” John Tory, a provincial former Conservative Progressive party leader stated that Ford had ruined the city’s reputation and let the people down. Most of the night, Ford was content with letting the other candidates go at one another and only took to non-personal issues.
One small tidbit that may entertain you is when Ford referenced being “not perfect” (it is yet to be known whether he will submit this into the biggest understatement of the year contest). Several more debates are scheduled as well.
Ford quickly became an internationally recognized figure after his laundry list of incidents, including but not limited to, drug use, televised obscenities, and comments associated to the previous crimes, as well as law enforcement. While he will likely not be arrested, he is still being investigated. and the Toronto council has already stripped him of many mayoral duties.
Read more at http://www.rantlifestyle.com/2014/03/26/rob-ford-thinks-scandals-old-news/#vFKUK1DGQFcoJiML.99
Surprisingly enough, Ford held his own in the debates and did not seem to engage any attempt to further bring up the incidents. Ford’s strategy of sticking to the city’s issue rather than his personal seemed to work, with many calling him the winner of the first debate. Let’s take a moment to absorb the fact that after the handful of scandals that generally would end a political career, Ford is in a decent position to win re-election.
Ford’s two main opponents did little to incite a scandal talk. Former NDP Parliament member Olivia Chow said to Ford, “We’ve had it with the scandals and lack of truth.” John Tory, a provincial former Conservative Progressive party leader stated that Ford had ruined the city’s reputation and let the people down. Most of the night, Ford was content with letting the other candidates go at one another and only took to non-personal issues.
One small tidbit that may entertain you is when Ford referenced being “not perfect” (it is yet to be known whether he will submit this into the biggest understatement of the year contest). Several more debates are scheduled as well.
Ford quickly became an internationally recognized figure after his laundry list of incidents, including but not limited to, drug use, televised obscenities, and comments associated to the previous crimes, as well as law enforcement. While he will likely not be arrested, he is still being investigated. and the Toronto council has already stripped him of many mayoral duties.
Read more at http://www.rantlifestyle.com/2014/03/26/rob-ford-thinks-scandals-old-news/#vFKUK1DGQFcoJiML.99
Rob Ford
is making news again, and no, it’s not a hilarious rampage, arrest
dare, or dumb comment (well, actually it is the latter). Mayor Rob Ford
of Toronto said that people are no longer interested in his various past
incidents in the first televised debates of the election cycle.
Surprisingly enough, Ford held his own in the debates and did not seem to engage any attempt to further bring up the incidents. Ford’s strategy of sticking to the city’s issue rather than his personal seemed to work, with many calling him the winner of the first debate. Let’s take a moment to absorb the fact that after the handful of scandals that generally would end a political career, Ford is in a decent position to win re-election.
Ford’s two main opponents did little to incite a scandal talk. Former NDP Parliament member Olivia Chow said to Ford, “We’ve had it with the scandals and lack of truth.” John Tory, a provincial former Conservative Progressive party leader stated that Ford had ruined the city’s reputation and let the people down. Most of the night, Ford was content with letting the other candidates go at one another and only took to non-personal issues.
One small tidbit that may entertain you is when Ford referenced being “not perfect” (it is yet to be known whether he will submit this into the biggest understatement of the year contest). Several more debates are scheduled as well.
Ford quickly became an internationally recognized figure after his laundry list of incidents, including but not limited to, drug use, televised obscenities, and comments associated to the previous crimes, as well as law enforcement. While he will likely not be arrested, he is still being investigated. and the Toronto council has already stripped him of many mayoral duties.
Read more at http://www.rantlifestyle.com/2014/03/26/rob-ford-thinks-scandals-old-news/#vFKUK1DGQFcoJiML.99
Surprisingly enough, Ford held his own in the debates and did not seem to engage any attempt to further bring up the incidents. Ford’s strategy of sticking to the city’s issue rather than his personal seemed to work, with many calling him the winner of the first debate. Let’s take a moment to absorb the fact that after the handful of scandals that generally would end a political career, Ford is in a decent position to win re-election.
Ford’s two main opponents did little to incite a scandal talk. Former NDP Parliament member Olivia Chow said to Ford, “We’ve had it with the scandals and lack of truth.” John Tory, a provincial former Conservative Progressive party leader stated that Ford had ruined the city’s reputation and let the people down. Most of the night, Ford was content with letting the other candidates go at one another and only took to non-personal issues.
One small tidbit that may entertain you is when Ford referenced being “not perfect” (it is yet to be known whether he will submit this into the biggest understatement of the year contest). Several more debates are scheduled as well.
Ford quickly became an internationally recognized figure after his laundry list of incidents, including but not limited to, drug use, televised obscenities, and comments associated to the previous crimes, as well as law enforcement. While he will likely not be arrested, he is still being investigated. and the Toronto council has already stripped him of many mayoral duties.
Read more at http://www.rantlifestyle.com/2014/03/26/rob-ford-thinks-scandals-old-news/#vFKUK1DGQFcoJiML.99
Rob Ford
is making news again, and no, it’s not a hilarious rampage, arrest
dare, or dumb comment (well, actually it is the latter). Mayor Rob Ford
of Toronto said that people are no longer interested in his various past
incidents in the first televised debates of the election cycle.
Surprisingly enough, Ford held his own in the debates and did not seem to engage any attempt to further bring up the incidents. Ford’s strategy of sticking to the city’s issue rather than his personal seemed to work, with many calling him the winner of the first debate. Let’s take a moment to absorb the fact that after the handful of scandals that generally would end a political career, Ford is in a decent position to win re-election.
Ford’s two main opponents did little to incite a scandal talk. Former NDP Parliament member Olivia Chow said to Ford, “We’ve had it with the scandals and lack of truth.” John Tory, a provincial former Conservative Progressive party leader stated that Ford had ruined the city’s reputation and let the people down. Most of the night, Ford was content with letting the other candidates go at one another and only took to non-personal issues.
One small tidbit that may entertain you is when Ford referenced being “not perfect” (it is yet to be known whether he will submit this into the biggest understatement of the year contest). Several more debates are scheduled as well.
Ford quickly became an internationally recognized figure after his laundry list of incidents, including but not limited to, drug use, televised obscenities, and comments associated to the previous crimes, as well as law enforcement. While he will likely not be arrested, he is still being investigated. and the Toronto council has already stripped him of many mayoral duties.
Read more at http://www.rantlifestyle.com/2014/03/26/rob-ford-thinks-scandals-old-news/#vFKUK1DGQFcoJiML.99
Surprisingly enough, Ford held his own in the debates and did not seem to engage any attempt to further bring up the incidents. Ford’s strategy of sticking to the city’s issue rather than his personal seemed to work, with many calling him the winner of the first debate. Let’s take a moment to absorb the fact that after the handful of scandals that generally would end a political career, Ford is in a decent position to win re-election.
Ford’s two main opponents did little to incite a scandal talk. Former NDP Parliament member Olivia Chow said to Ford, “We’ve had it with the scandals and lack of truth.” John Tory, a provincial former Conservative Progressive party leader stated that Ford had ruined the city’s reputation and let the people down. Most of the night, Ford was content with letting the other candidates go at one another and only took to non-personal issues.
One small tidbit that may entertain you is when Ford referenced being “not perfect” (it is yet to be known whether he will submit this into the biggest understatement of the year contest). Several more debates are scheduled as well.
Ford quickly became an internationally recognized figure after his laundry list of incidents, including but not limited to, drug use, televised obscenities, and comments associated to the previous crimes, as well as law enforcement. While he will likely not be arrested, he is still being investigated. and the Toronto council has already stripped him of many mayoral duties.
Read more at http://www.rantlifestyle.com/2014/03/26/rob-ford-thinks-scandals-old-news/#vFKUK1DGQFcoJiML.99
Rob Ford
is making news again, and no, it’s not a hilarious rampage, arrest
dare, or dumb comment (well, actually it is the latter). Mayor Rob Ford
of Toronto said that people are no longer interested in his various past
incidents in the first televised debates of the election cycle.
Surprisingly enough, Ford held his own in the debates and did not seem to engage any attempt to further bring up the incidents. Ford’s strategy of sticking to the city’s issue rather than his personal seemed to work, with many calling him the winner of the first debate. Let’s take a moment to absorb the fact that after the handful of scandals that generally would end a political career, Ford is in a decent position to win re-election.
Ford’s two main opponents did little to incite a scandal talk. Former NDP Parliament member Olivia Chow said to Ford, “We’ve had it with the scandals and lack of truth.” John Tory, a provincial former Conservative Progressive party leader stated that Ford had ruined the city’s reputation and let the people down. Most of the night, Ford was content with letting the other candidates go at one another and only took to non-personal issues.
One small tidbit that may entertain you is when Ford referenced being “not perfect” (it is yet to be known whether he will submit this into the biggest understatement of the year contest). Several more debates are scheduled as well.
Ford quickly became an internationally recognized figure after his laundry list of incidents, including but not limited to, drug use, televised obscenities, and comments associated to the previous crimes, as well as law enforcement. While he will likely not be arrested, he is still being investigated. and the Toronto council has already stripped him of many mayoral duties.
Read more at http://www.rantlifestyle.com/2014/03/26/rob-ford-thinks-scandals-old-news/#vFKUK1DGQFcoJiML.99
Surprisingly enough, Ford held his own in the debates and did not seem to engage any attempt to further bring up the incidents. Ford’s strategy of sticking to the city’s issue rather than his personal seemed to work, with many calling him the winner of the first debate. Let’s take a moment to absorb the fact that after the handful of scandals that generally would end a political career, Ford is in a decent position to win re-election.
Ford’s two main opponents did little to incite a scandal talk. Former NDP Parliament member Olivia Chow said to Ford, “We’ve had it with the scandals and lack of truth.” John Tory, a provincial former Conservative Progressive party leader stated that Ford had ruined the city’s reputation and let the people down. Most of the night, Ford was content with letting the other candidates go at one another and only took to non-personal issues.
One small tidbit that may entertain you is when Ford referenced being “not perfect” (it is yet to be known whether he will submit this into the biggest understatement of the year contest). Several more debates are scheduled as well.
Ford quickly became an internationally recognized figure after his laundry list of incidents, including but not limited to, drug use, televised obscenities, and comments associated to the previous crimes, as well as law enforcement. While he will likely not be arrested, he is still being investigated. and the Toronto council has already stripped him of many mayoral duties.
Read more at http://www.rantlifestyle.com/2014/03/26/rob-ford-thinks-scandals-old-news/#vFKUK1DGQFcoJiML.99
Rob Ford
is making news again, and no, it’s not a hilarious rampage, arrest
dare, or dumb comment (well, actually it is the latter). Mayor Rob Ford
of Toronto said that people are no longer interested in his various past
incidents in the first televised debates of the election cycle.
Surprisingly enough, Ford held his own in the debates and did not seem to engage any attempt to further bring up the incidents. Ford’s strategy of sticking to the city’s issue rather than his personal seemed to work, with many calling him the winner of the first debate. Let’s take a moment to absorb the fact that after the handful of scandals that generally would end a political career, Ford is in a decent position to win re-election.
Ford’s two main opponents did little to incite a scandal talk. Former NDP Parliament member Olivia Chow said to Ford, “We’ve had it with the scandals and lack of truth.” John Tory, a provincial former Conservative Progressive party leader stated that Ford had ruined the city’s reputation and let the people down. Most of the night, Ford was content with letting the other candidates go at one another and only took to non-personal issues.
One small tidbit that may entertain you is when Ford referenced being “not perfect” (it is yet to be known whether he will submit this into the biggest understatement of the year contest). Several more debates are scheduled as well.
Ford quickly became an internationally recognized figure after his laundry list of incidents, including but not limited to, drug use, televised obscenities, and comments associated to the previous crimes, as well as law enforcement. While he will likely not be arrested, he is still being investigated. and the Toronto council has already stripped him of many mayoral duties.
Read more at http://www.rantlifestyle.com/2014/03/26/rob-ford-thinks-scandals-old-news/#vFKUK1DGQFcoJiML.99
Surprisingly enough, Ford held his own in the debates and did not seem to engage any attempt to further bring up the incidents. Ford’s strategy of sticking to the city’s issue rather than his personal seemed to work, with many calling him the winner of the first debate. Let’s take a moment to absorb the fact that after the handful of scandals that generally would end a political career, Ford is in a decent position to win re-election.
Ford’s two main opponents did little to incite a scandal talk. Former NDP Parliament member Olivia Chow said to Ford, “We’ve had it with the scandals and lack of truth.” John Tory, a provincial former Conservative Progressive party leader stated that Ford had ruined the city’s reputation and let the people down. Most of the night, Ford was content with letting the other candidates go at one another and only took to non-personal issues.
One small tidbit that may entertain you is when Ford referenced being “not perfect” (it is yet to be known whether he will submit this into the biggest understatement of the year contest). Several more debates are scheduled as well.
Ford quickly became an internationally recognized figure after his laundry list of incidents, including but not limited to, drug use, televised obscenities, and comments associated to the previous crimes, as well as law enforcement. While he will likely not be arrested, he is still being investigated. and the Toronto council has already stripped him of many mayoral duties.
Read more at http://www.rantlifestyle.com/2014/03/26/rob-ford-thinks-scandals-old-news/#vFKUK1DGQFcoJiML.99
Rob Ford
is making news again, and no, it’s not a hilarious rampage, arrest
dare, or dumb comment (well, actually it is the latter). Mayor Rob Ford
of Toronto said that people are no longer interested in his various past
incidents in the first televised debates of the election cycle.
Surprisingly enough, Ford held his own in the debates and did not seem to engage any attempt to further bring up the incidents. Ford’s strategy of sticking to the city’s issue rather than his personal seemed to work, with many calling him the winner of the first debate. Let’s take a moment to absorb the fact that after the handful of scandals that generally would end a political career, Ford is in a decent position to win re-election.
Ford’s two main opponents did little to incite a scandal talk. Former NDP Parliament member Olivia Chow said to Ford, “We’ve had it with the scandals and lack of truth.” John Tory, a provincial former Conservative Progressive party leader stated that Ford had ruined the city’s reputation and let the people down. Most of the night, Ford was content with letting the other candidates go at one another and only took to non-personal issues.
One small tidbit that may entertain you is when Ford referenced being “not perfect” (it is yet to be known whether he will submit this into the biggest understatement of the year contest). Several more debates are scheduled as well.
Ford quickly became an internationally recognized figure after his laundry list of incidents, including but not limited to, drug use, televised obscenities, and comments associated to the previous crimes, as well as law enforcement. While he will likely not be arrested, he is still being investigated. and the Toronto council has already stripped him of many mayoral duties.
Read more at http://www.rantlifestyle.com/2014/03/26/rob-ford-thinks-scandals-old-news/#vFKUK1DGQFcoJiML.99
Surprisingly enough, Ford held his own in the debates and did not seem to engage any attempt to further bring up the incidents. Ford’s strategy of sticking to the city’s issue rather than his personal seemed to work, with many calling him the winner of the first debate. Let’s take a moment to absorb the fact that after the handful of scandals that generally would end a political career, Ford is in a decent position to win re-election.
Ford’s two main opponents did little to incite a scandal talk. Former NDP Parliament member Olivia Chow said to Ford, “We’ve had it with the scandals and lack of truth.” John Tory, a provincial former Conservative Progressive party leader stated that Ford had ruined the city’s reputation and let the people down. Most of the night, Ford was content with letting the other candidates go at one another and only took to non-personal issues.
One small tidbit that may entertain you is when Ford referenced being “not perfect” (it is yet to be known whether he will submit this into the biggest understatement of the year contest). Several more debates are scheduled as well.
Ford quickly became an internationally recognized figure after his laundry list of incidents, including but not limited to, drug use, televised obscenities, and comments associated to the previous crimes, as well as law enforcement. While he will likely not be arrested, he is still being investigated. and the Toronto council has already stripped him of many mayoral duties.
Read more at http://www.rantlifestyle.com/2014/03/26/rob-ford-thinks-scandals-old-news/#vFKUK1DGQFcoJiML.99
Rob Ford
is making news again, and no, it’s not a hilarious rampage, arrest
dare, or dumb comment (well, actually it is the latter). Mayor Rob Ford
of Toronto said that people are no longer interested in his various past
incidents in the first televised debates of the election cycle.
Surprisingly enough, Ford held his own in the debates and did not seem to engage any attempt to further bring up the incidents. Ford’s strategy of sticking to the city’s issue rather than his personal seemed to work, with many calling him the winner of the first debate. Let’s take a moment to absorb the fact that after the handful of scandals that generally would end a political career, Ford is in a decent position to win re-election.
Ford’s two main opponents did little to incite a scandal talk. Former NDP Parliament member Olivia Chow said to Ford, “We’ve had it with the scandals and lack of truth.” John Tory, a provincial former Conservative Progressive party leader stated that Ford had ruined the city’s reputation and let the people down. Most of the night, Ford was content with letting the other candidates go at one another and only took to non-personal issues.
One small tidbit that may entertain you is when Ford referenced being “not perfect” (it is yet to be known whether he will submit this into the biggest understatement of the year contest). Several more debates are scheduled as well.
Ford quickly became an internationally recognized figure after his laundry list of incidents, including but not limited to, drug use, televised obscenities, and comments associated to the previous crimes, as well as law enforcement. While he will likely not be arrested, he is still being investigated. and the Toronto council has already stripped him of many mayoral duties.
Read more at http://www.rantlifestyle.com/2014/03/26/rob-ford-thinks-scandals-old-news/#vFKUK1DGQFcoJiML.99
Surprisingly enough, Ford held his own in the debates and did not seem to engage any attempt to further bring up the incidents. Ford’s strategy of sticking to the city’s issue rather than his personal seemed to work, with many calling him the winner of the first debate. Let’s take a moment to absorb the fact that after the handful of scandals that generally would end a political career, Ford is in a decent position to win re-election.
Ford’s two main opponents did little to incite a scandal talk. Former NDP Parliament member Olivia Chow said to Ford, “We’ve had it with the scandals and lack of truth.” John Tory, a provincial former Conservative Progressive party leader stated that Ford had ruined the city’s reputation and let the people down. Most of the night, Ford was content with letting the other candidates go at one another and only took to non-personal issues.
One small tidbit that may entertain you is when Ford referenced being “not perfect” (it is yet to be known whether he will submit this into the biggest understatement of the year contest). Several more debates are scheduled as well.
Ford quickly became an internationally recognized figure after his laundry list of incidents, including but not limited to, drug use, televised obscenities, and comments associated to the previous crimes, as well as law enforcement. While he will likely not be arrested, he is still being investigated. and the Toronto council has already stripped him of many mayoral duties.
Read more at http://www.rantlifestyle.com/2014/03/26/rob-ford-thinks-scandals-old-news/#vFKUK1DGQFcoJiML.99
