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No one Photoshopped that toothy smirk

You read on the Internet news portals about how CBS Photoshopped about 30 pounds off Couric in a publicity shot.

Here's a look at before and after.

Comments

Yeah, but enquiring minds want to know whats up her ass.
Where are you Walter Cronkite?

Wish somone would photoshop me like that.

Send me your pic Spirit. I'll do it. (8

I just saw Katie commenting on this. She said she was sorry they did it, because in the real photo "there's just more of me to love."
She is embarrassed, of course, but she is also not responsible.
I like the gal. Let's leave her alone and wish her well.

I agree BlueRidge...my wife absolutely insists on "Today", and I grew to like Katie, actually. She lends legitimacy but will still cut your nuts...

I like her. Funny though...what are the Shieffer fans going to think?

Reminds me of the photo of the Dixie Chicks that appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone (?).

..and talking about celebrities, we lost a good one today. 90 years old.

http://home.hiwaay.net/~singer/GFordLastChallenge.gif

I might be showing my age too much, Cato...

But he was Superman's Dad...

TAKE THIS SIMPLE TEST-
Find 5 differences between the picture on the left and the picture on the right and you too could qualify for a professional photographers diploma at CBS School of Design

I wouldn't have sex with the one on the left.

Somebody is really, really good with Photoshop. I try to use it and it looks like I edited a picture with Microsoft Paint. Or Mario Paint.

Hmmmmm, What is A Macintosh and Photoshop! ;-)

I think Katie has a good shot at being an outstanding news anchor woman and I wish her luck.

Lets don't swift boat the lady like we did Rather and the Dixie Chicks before she air's! We, the almighty males God supposedly put in charge(?), need to get our intimidating masculinity and testosterone levels checked & balanced and give the lady a chance to show her stuff.

Besides (plagiarized from Mother Jones September 2006 issue) enjoy:

"What America Needs to Do Next" is to End to Masculinity--a revocation of that illegitimate birth certificate that imprisons the biological male in a web of burdens and responsibilities that limits his options as a human being almost as severely as his sisters have been limited by sexual discrimination.
I measure myself only against other men. The size of my bank account, the size of my penis, the imagined size of my obituary when it finally shouldn't matter any more.

And I will always come up short so long as my brothers and I lie to each other, lock horns needlessly, cherish the delusions that no matter how else we may fail we are better than the other half of the world merely because we are men. "You no girls nor more," the sergeant told us in basic training, "you swinging' meat now..."'

Just one more reason why you take your news reports and so-called "documentaries" with a grain of salt. If these "news" folks lie about something so basic and factual as what their talking head (or formerly shapely body) looks like, what else do they distort to increase their reader and viewership?

Send me your pic Spirit. I'll do it. (8
Posted by: RickBaber

But you have my pic. That's me when you click my TypeKey button (the little man with the speech balloon to the right of "Posted by:").

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