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Message # 76798.1.1.2.1

Subject: Re:Heidi Kling

Date: Sun 14/04/19 09:08:10 GMT

Name: Dylan

Email: celebritywetlook@gmail.com

Website: https://celebritywetlookarchive.blogspot.com/?zx=42780825a83ad365

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Yep, I looked through the entire movie and it seems as the picture is from a deleted scene. You can tell where the scene was cut too (if anyone cares) right after the bear starts coming after them. The next scene with them is when they get to the house they both look a little damp and when she takes off her jacket you can clearly see that the rest of her clothes are wet. Shame, looks like it was a great scene. There might be an extended version or a different TV cut but the movie looked pretty low profile so the odds seem low.

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Re:Heidi Kling

By Adam - Sat 13/04/19 15:12:57 GMT

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I rented the movie, but I couldn't find that scene. I googled it and found the same photo that Malvineous did.

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Heidi Kling

By NCgreg - ncgreg231@yahoo.com Sat 13/04/19 08:32:14 GMT

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it doesn't look like "soaking stars" or "celebrity wetlook" have *Heidi Kling* wet scene from the Matthew Broderick movie "out on a limb"...in the scene the two are on a big tree that falls in a river, and Heidi's very curly hair goes very straight when wet! that's what i thought of when i considered that question!

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Re:Wet hair preferences?

By hans - Sat 13/04/19 06:35:45 GMT

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long wet hair covering a womans entire face

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Wet hair preferences?

By Malvineous - mrnemesis@ntlworld.com Fri 12/04/19 22:25:13 GMT

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What is your preference for wet hair?

Long? Short?

Straight? Curly?

Blonde? Brunette? Redhead?

Do you prefer when it’s all stringy (separates out into lots of separate clumps) or all sticks together as one mass?

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