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    Posted on February 22nd, 2005sherryPop Culture

    Georgia Green Stamper says:

    Yes, dead, and before we even got to see Beyond the Sea. … Secretly, I think we all hoped we looked like her – at least all the blondes. I guess the brunettes wanted to look like what’s her name. [Sherry's note: I think this must be Annette?] And she seemed to have more opportunities than we to find “the good life.” After all – did we even get to meet Bobby Darin and try to charm him? The effect of our charms was constrained by geography :-)

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