BRIGITTE BARDOT: ANIMAL RIGHTS PIONEER
Brigitte Bardot was to
the 50's and 60's what Pamela Anderson was to the 90's. She was the
ultimate pinup girl - the French version of Marilyn Monroe. Brigitte
retired in the 70's and became a full-time animal activist. Sometimes her
menagerie of dogs and cats drove her St. Tropez neighbors batty. (She
created an uproar when she was among the first to give her dogs Prozac.)
Recently Bardot visited the president of France to discuss the plight of
Canadian seals. At 73 she's STILL fighting for animal rights.
With a life
of pandering to her every desire, and with an oblivious confidence in her
never-aging good looks, Madame Bardot, as part of her plan to tempt the French
President to provide Canadian seal protections, removed her clothes and posed
in some of the classic pin-up positions for which she became known. After
the brief meeting with the former idol, President Sarkozee promptly called for
every French citizen to do his/her patriotic duty by immediately clubbing a
seal.
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