Well it seems Foxy has given up on any form of rationality and just goes straight to the abuse. Well when you've got nothing....

"There are some things that money can't buy - like morals and intelligence."

Morals? Like accusing an innocent man of having been drink driving when your wife was killed? But only doing it after the man was dead?

Morals? Like raping Tara Reade?(Oh and look up what he did to Anita Hill.)

Morals? Like a lifetime of plagiarism?

Are those the type of morals that attract you to this candidate?

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Scott Adams, who has a knack for getting to the very hub of the issue, has been pointing out that in the end the entire Biden campaign is based around the "fine people" hoax.
Even after I tried to nudge Foxy into discussing the Biden policies, she demurred. Mainly because there aren't any to speak of. Basing your entire campaign around a deliberate misinterpretation of one quote is hardly cause for support.

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"The Mona Lisa is an ugly Italian woman "

Ugly is in the eye of the beholder. But her looks weren't the point of my metaphor. A shame it went over your head.

As to the painting, all I can say is that when I saw it in the flesh, so to speak, it had an emotional effect that went beyond mere rationality and which I still can't explain

mhaze,

She's still an ugly Italian woman.

And Trump is an obese fraudster!

mhaze,

I'll concede that the Mona Lisa is one of the most
famous paintings in the world and while we may admire
the brilliance of Da Vinci's brush strokes and her
"enigmatic" smile to me she's by no means the
definition of physical perfection. To me she looks
like a typical Italian peasant woman. No Patrician
beauty. But each to their own.

Here's a Patrician beauty:

http://www.pinterest.com.au/stephaparker/capucine/

mhaze,

Art is subjective. And I've never really liked the
Mona Lisa painting but I had to pretend for the
sake of my art teacher. My taste in paintings of
women goes more towards ones with angular facial
features, prominent jawlines, straight noses,
and voluminous hair. Also sensuality is important.
The powerfully haunting paintings of -
Dante Gabriel Rossetti - appeal. Take a look at -
" La Ghirlandata" if you have the time.

Anyway, as I said - each to their own.

Here's the Rossetti painting:

http://www.bl.uk/collection-items/la-ghirlandata-by-dante-gabriel-rossetti