Mercedes Benz Commercial - Blond in a Library

So what, she is hot. I`d rather do her than an ugly fat PhD......

somehow the thought of screwing an ugly fat PhD turns me on.....

NOO

why do people like to make fun of blonde? they can be smart, too.

in the bed

:)

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we love them silly.....they are very sexy....don't make them change

Are you a blonde, coz the blondes I've known have been Smart and have a sense of humour! the dumb ones are the girls or women who dye their hair blonde

so i like you blonde...

You are very funny!!!!!!!

You should have known not to go in there and ask for food in the first place idiot.

the blonde always no brain. lol

poor blonde!!

but then fools smile all the time too. I know blonds are dim from personal experience, the more platinum blond I get with age the harder it is to think! The doctor says its senile dementure, but what do they know?

BUT YOU WOUKD STILL HAVE ASKED FOR A BERGER ??????

Blondy u guys should deserved that....lolz btw i love blonde though :) take it easy!!!

she meant lyk this is a library, i.e. u dont get burgers and french fries over here.. she didnt mean lower ur voice... moron

you are the moron. its called sarcasm, dumbass....

ur a blond,sorry but it is well known that blondes aren't the sharpest knifes in the drawer...:D

AND MY WIFE IS SO DUM THAT SHE DID NOT GET THE "JOKE"

we are in good company :o)

heres mucho bueno como lá tia k tengo en una playa buena como lás hortalices que tan prontas para comer.ADIOS ÓLA COMO ESTAN?HÁ BUENO DE QUE?-HÁ BUENO DE PUTA MADRE HEI.PÓS TIENES QUE PAGAR TODO QUE ESTAS TOMANDO DESTE PUTCHERO.

yes she is

j like her
i like her

either way.

Since this usage involves the description of a woman, the feminine spelling "blonde" is the proper one. "Blond" is the masculine form of the word.

using English, which does not have masculine and feminine forms of words. If you look in the dictionary, you will find these two spellings used interchangeably. It means a person with light-colored hair. Either spelling is acceptable.

This is one of the few words it actually matters on. Blonde is feminine, blond masculine. English is such a weird langauge.

It's the same thing with "Brunette" - a small minority of writers will use "Brunet" regardless of gender, but they are wrong. It does not matter what language we're using these words in, what matters is the language of origin. Using a French word in English, you still have to respect the correct usage.