Gastineau Girls :Who is your choice?

[THERECORDKEEPER2]

Given the choice who would you sleep with? Lisa (Mom) or Brittany (daughter) ?
and why?

 

[THERECORDKEEPER2]

I thinks its those high cheekbones ! She has got it all going!

 

[VOLTITAN]

You should of had a third choice of "BOTH"...(at the same time!)

 

[winkyduck]

MOM


daughter looks to be as empty headed and narcisstic as they come. her IQ and height (in inches) appear to be the same number - at best

mom on the other hand has been around the block a few times and could do things the daughter has never done - or heard of

as i have said many times - if given the option of spending the weekend with an attractive 20 y/o or 40 y/o - and it is just sex - gimme the 40 y/o almost every time

the 40 y/o knows her body better and how to use it the best - and can do stuff the 20 y/o has no clue about

 

[5teamparlay]

They pose nude together on the show....

MOM LISA

Daughter Britny

 

[Fishhead]

 

[TheGeneral+]

All of the above.

 

[Concorde]

Could someone please post a picture of Gastineau's mother?

 

[FairWarning]

That is the most retarted show on tv. Neither for me.

 

[festeringZit]

[h=1]Mark Gastineau Says He's Been Diagnosed with Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Dementia[/h] [h=4]<address class="article_author-info" itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Person"> By Alec Nathan , Featured Columnist </address> <time class="article_timestamp" itemprop="datePublished" data-updated_at="1484886020">Jan 19, 2017</time>[/h]

• Share
• Tweet

<header class="article_page-header"> Next ARTICLE »
Use your ← → (arrow) keys to browse more stories
</header>

Rick Stewart/Getty Images



217.0K
Reads

25
Comments


Former New York Jets All-Pro defensive end Mark Gastineau revealed Thursday that he's been diagnosed with Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and dementia.
In an interview with 710 WOR's Pete McCarthy (h/t the New York Post's Anthony Barstow and Pete Cannizzaro), Gastineau explained he believes the diseases developed because of the physical, smashmouth style of play that he was taught.
"I learned head, stick and hands," Gastineau said. "When we would hit each other, I mean, you heard pops like a shotgun going off. I led with my head. Head, stick and hands. Lead with your head, then you grab, then you decide which way you're going to go. ... But, Pete, it's changed so much."
He also said he hopes to help younger players learn safer tackling techniques that will prevent them from suffering traumatic head injuries.
"When my results came back, you know, I had dementia, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's," Gastineau told McCarthy. "Those were three things that I have, you know, Pete. It's something that I want every player that goes out and plays to be protected in the best way they can be protected."