Babesleaga Group AN : Week 1 : Geena Davis vs Goldie Hawn

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Geena Davis vs Goldie Hawn

 

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Babesleaga Group AM : Final Results and Standings

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  Congratulations to the winner of Group AM Miss Elke Sommer. Good work.  

Results

 

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Final Standings

 

Contestant Record Points Average Points Against Average Score
Elke Sommer 7 – 0 – 0 382 54.57 173 54.57 – 24.71
Tuesday Weld 6 – 1 – 0 342 48.85 177 48.85 – 25.28
Ursula Andress 5 – 2 – 0 290 41.42 251 41.42 – 35.85
Sharon Tate 4 – 3 – 0 312 44.57 230 44.57 – 32.85
Eva Renzi 3 – 4 – 0 251 35.85 273 35.85 – 39.00
Dyan Cannon 2 – 5 – 0 239 34.14 290 34.14 – 41.42
Jean Seberg 1 – 6 – 0 152 21.71 353 21.71 – 50.42
Mary Ure 0 – 7 – 0 139 19.85 357 19.85 – 51.00

  Group AN Week 1

  • 10:00 am Geena Davis vs Goldie Hawn
  • 2:00 pm Heather Thomas vs Teri Garr
  • 6:00 pm Kelly Preston vs Sela Ward
  • 8:00 pm Markie Post vs Morgan Fairchild
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Friday Night Open Thread: 2028

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Do you want to go on record now, predicting who will be the 2028 Republican presidential candidate?

Frankly, I wouldn’t recommend it. If you’re right, all you’ll get is “Duh, well yeah, it was inevitable.” And if you’re wrong… eternal shame and embarrassment.

I predict Vance, but would be happy with Rubio if it isn’t Vance.

Can’t picture both those dropping out and being replaced by Hegseth, Cruz, or Tulsi, but I’d support them, as well.

Please, no talk of Don Jr.!

And the Democrat POTUS candidate? Haven’t we had enough commies and puppets already?

 

 

Bond Girlathon Friday : Results from 6/19/2026 : New Matches for 6/26/2026

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  Great to come out of retirement for the Bond Girlathon and our nation’s 250th Birthday.  

Results from 6/19/2026

(8) Jill St. John No Preference Michelle Yeoh
161 0 32
Jacqueline Bisset No Preference (1) Teri Hatcher
103 2 82

 

New Matches for 6/26/2026

  Match 1  

Kim Basinger (Domino Petachi)  vs Cecilie Thomsen (Professor Inga Bergstrom)

 

Contestant Record Total Scores
Kim Basinger 3 – 3 – 0 562 – 4 – 615
Domino Petachi
Birth Name: Kimila Ann Basinger Age: 71, born 8 December 1953 Country of origin:  United States Height: 5′ 6″ Relationship Status: In a relationship Foreign Secretary Lord Ambrose orders a reluctant M to reactivate the double-0 section, and Bond is tasked with tracking down the missing weapons. Bond follows a lead to the Bahamas and finds Domino Petachi, Jack’s sister, and her wealthy lover Maximillian Largo, who is SPECTRE’s top agent. Bond and Leiter attempt to board Largo’s yacht, the Flying Saucer, in search of the missing nuclear warheads. Bond finds Domino and attempts to make Largo jealous by kissing her in front of a one-way mirror. Enraged, Largo traps Bond and takes him and Domino to Palmyra, Largo’s base of operations in North Africa. Largo punishes Domino for her betrayal by selling her to passing Arabs. Bond escapes from his prison and rescues her.

Kim Basinger

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Contesant Record Total Scores
Cecilie Thomsen 3 – 3 – 0 805 – 3 – 497
Professor Inga Bergstrom
Actress: Cecilie Thomsen
Nationality: Danish
Bond Movie: Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)

Synopsis:

Inga Bergstrom was a Professor of Danish at Oxford University. Bond said, in Danish, “I’ve always enjoyed studying a new tongue, Professor.”, to which Bergstrom replied “One might say you have a natural ability.” Just then, the camera panned to show Bond and Bergstrom in bed together. The phone rang, and on discovering it was Moneypenny, Bond replied that he was just brushing up on a little Danish.


Cecilie Tomsen

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  Match 2  

Barbara Carerra (Fatima Blush) vs (11) Denise Richards (Dr. Christmas Jones)

 

Contestant Record Total Scores
Barbara Carerra 3 – 3 – 0 575 – 3 – 468
Fatima Blush
Birth Name: Barbara Kingsbury Age: 79, born 31 December 1945 Country of origin:  Nicaragua Currently Residing In:  United States Returning to his villa, Bond finds Nicole killed by Blush. After a chase on his Q-branch motorbike, Bond finds himself in an ambush and is captured by Blush. She admits to being impressed with him, and forces Bond to declare in writing that she is his “Number One” sexual partner. Bond distracts her with promises, then uses his Q-branch fountain pen gun to kill Blush with an explosive dart.

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Contestant Record Total Scores
(11) Denise Richards 5 – 1 – 0 775 – 3 – 503
Dr. Christmas Jones
Actress: Denise Richards
Nationality: American
Bond Movie: The World is Not Enough (1999)

Synopsis:

Christmas Jones was a nuclear physicist working for an international agency that decommissioned nuclear weapons from the Soviet Union era. After Bond helped her escape from an explosion, Jones helped Bond investigate a bomb travelling along Elektra King’s oil pipeline. She discovered that half the plutonium was missing, which helped Bond discover King’s intentions in time to stop her. The two spend Christmas together in turkey at the end of the film.
 

Denise Richards

 

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Straight Line of the Day: What Else Have They Computer-Chip-Programmed Cows To Do?

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Russian company claims it has put computer chips in cows’ brains to make them produce more milk
Not The Bee | June 19, 2026 | Harambe Harambe

Although much of the technology remains speculative, the Russian company Neiry claims to have directly implanted neural devices in the brains of dairy cows…

The company said in its announcement that the cows that received the initial neurostimulation devices ‘remained conscious, felt well, experienced no discomfort, and have already returned to their normal production cycles on the farm.’ It did not detail how the devices were implanted, what research went into designing them or what animal welfare precautions were taken.

More interesting still is just how such a device would affect cows in the first place.