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Flyza Minellis, The Next Generation

May 17th, 2007 · 10 Comments

The Jo-Tel: staying on the cutting edge of teenage breezies. Both of these girls are older that Alia Shawkat.

1) Chelsea Tyler, aka Chelsea Tallarico, daughter of Steven Tyler.

She’s the one on the left. Basically … yeah.

I’m feeling good about this one, if only because Steven Tyler has a great track record of turning his hot daughters into sex symbols. Get a Grip came out in 1993 when Liv was only 16. She was 17 when she stole my heart in junior high in the video for Amazing. Chelsea is already 18 and, to my knowledge, has yet to star in anything. What’s the deal Steven? I trusted you, man.

Anyhow, much like Kelli Garner, a google image search turns up nothing right now. I fully expect the guy from the Superficial to be making his not at all old “and then his penis exploded” jokes about her in no time.

2) Allison Stokke.

Hip E. sent me a link to this last week. Just kidding, Hip E. Anyhow, Hip E. is still on the Sigma Chi listserve for active brothers. Somebody sent out a link to this picture of her, because she’d just signed a letter of intent to attend Berkeley.

She’s the California state high school women’s pole-vaulting champion, and has inspired roughly 100,000 “I’d like to pole HER vault” jokes in the past week alone. The only thing (arguably) worse would be if she played badminton.

Having attended Berkeley, it was a special source of pride for all of us that we basically picked up the number one prospect in the country, but not in track. Much like Paul Wall, she’s got the internet going nuts. She alone will raise the mean hotness of the Berkeley student body at least three percentage points.

Basically, she’s like the O.J. Mayo of good-looking girls. This is totally unprecedented in the history of Cal.

Eat your heart out, Arizona State!

Allison, unlike Chelsea, is easy to find on google image search. Here is a link to a blog with lots more pictures.

I had to look up pole-vaulting to see if it was hyphenated. What kind of definition is this?

Main Entry: pole vault
Function: noun
Date: 1877
: a vault with the aid of a pole; specifically : a field event consisting of a vault for height over a crossbar
— pole–vault intransitive verb
— pole–vaulter noun

-PETE

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