Grace Park on the cover of Maxim
Battlestar Galactica bombshells Grace Park and Tricia Helfer in the November issue of Maxim.
Boys (and, well, girls), you’re welcome.
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OKAY, is it only me that thinks this way…
i mean, no doubt, grace park looks
like she has a smokin’ hot body…
but i admit, i hardly recognize her when
it comes to her face w/ her hair due…
and all the make up on her face…
she just looks way different to me…
but i got the same attitude for the white girl too…
i had to take a moment and figure out
what character she actually played first…
they both look so different to me…
Grace Park. So hot.
I bet they can generate a lot of $$$$ for charity if they were to Join SPT-Tournaments! Maybe even Anthony Kim will show up. haha
i showed this to my bf and all he said was… “WOW” oh you boys……
yowza
Holy Cow? She was in Maxim before but now she made to cover. She looks little too skinny though.
Thank you for your kindness Michelle.
thank you.
DAYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMM!
::JAWS DROP::