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I disagree with that adjective. I've seen the centerfold and her breasts are very large and prominent, but they protrude from her torso, and are not pendulous (an adjective based on the noun "pendulum.")
- Agreed, In fact the opposite of pendulous —Preceding
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- In her centerfold they are protruding, but many other photos show them hanging low and pendulous.
She is dead and her measurements have no doubt changed. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Grandpamithras ( talk • contribs) 20:37, 23 January 2011 (UTC)
Several user groups and web pages around the Internet have recently posted the following biographical details about Fran Gerard, which appear to be accurate. I would like to see some sort of confirmation of them before they are posted as undisputed fact in the article. I don't think there are any privacy issues at this point as she died 25 years ago.
- UNCONFIRMED BIOGRAPHICAL DATA–PLEASE CONFIRM BEFORE USING:
- Fran Gerard's real name was Fran Cavender. Born Frances Anna Camuglia, she married Jack L. Cavender, 37 years old, in 1966. The marriage only lasted 7 months. Fran Camuglia lived in the Los Angeles area and was a member of the Granada Hills High School class of 1966. Fran and Jack Cavender divorced in January 1967, shortly before her Playboy centerfold appeared. She remarried in 1970 in Las Vegas to Maximilian Anthony Rey, of New Mexico. Little is known about either of her husbands. She died in Fountain View, California on May 30, 1985. Her date of birth, given as March 23, 1948 on the Playboy website, may actually have been March 24, according to one record.
As stated above, although this information looks fairly convincing to me I would like to see some sort of confirmation before it is incorporated into the article. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 71.167.250.32 ( talk) 02:27, 26 January 2011 (UTC)
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I disagree with that adjective. I've seen the centerfold and her breasts are very large and prominent, but they protrude from her torso, and are not pendulous (an adjective based on the noun "pendulum.")
- Agreed, In fact the opposite of pendulous —Preceding
unsigned comment added by
72.75.33.246 (
talk) 17:22, 9 September 2009 (UTC)
- In her centerfold they are protruding, but many other photos show them hanging low and pendulous.
She is dead and her measurements have no doubt changed. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Grandpamithras ( talk • contribs) 20:37, 23 January 2011 (UTC)
Several user groups and web pages around the Internet have recently posted the following biographical details about Fran Gerard, which appear to be accurate. I would like to see some sort of confirmation of them before they are posted as undisputed fact in the article. I don't think there are any privacy issues at this point as she died 25 years ago.
- UNCONFIRMED BIOGRAPHICAL DATA–PLEASE CONFIRM BEFORE USING:
- Fran Gerard's real name was Fran Cavender. Born Frances Anna Camuglia, she married Jack L. Cavender, 37 years old, in 1966. The marriage only lasted 7 months. Fran Camuglia lived in the Los Angeles area and was a member of the Granada Hills High School class of 1966. Fran and Jack Cavender divorced in January 1967, shortly before her Playboy centerfold appeared. She remarried in 1970 in Las Vegas to Maximilian Anthony Rey, of New Mexico. Little is known about either of her husbands. She died in Fountain View, California on May 30, 1985. Her date of birth, given as March 23, 1948 on the Playboy website, may actually have been March 24, according to one record.
As stated above, although this information looks fairly convincing to me I would like to see some sort of confirmation before it is incorporated into the article. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 71.167.250.32 ( talk) 02:27, 26 January 2011 (UTC)