Cave Babes: Obama Girl vs Cheerleader Hero

Amber Lee Ettinger

Hayden Panettiere.

Pick one or you am a homo.

Amber Lee Ettinger (born October 2, 1982[2]) is an American actress, internet celebrity, and model best known as Obama Girl in her online video "I Got a Crush... on Obama" — referring to U.S. Senator (now President) Barack Obama — which has earned her scores of media appearances, from a part in a Saturday Night Live sketch with Fred Armisen as Obama to an interview on Geraldo at Large with Geraldo Rivera and Bill O'Reilly's The Factor.

Hayden Leslie Panettiere (born August 21, 1989)[1] is an American actress and singer. Hayden was first known for her character of Sheryl Yoast in Disney's Remember the Titans during the early part of her career. As a child actress she also was in two soap operas, portraying Sarah Roberts on One Life to Live from 1994-1997, and Lizzie Spaulding on Guiding Light from 1996-2000. She has reached a wider audience with her current starring role as Claire Bennet on the NBC television program Heroes.

Obama girl. The cheerleader is too young.

I'll take Shadoe Stevens for the block, Wink.

Originally Posted By: k1inton

I'll take Shadoe Stevens for the block, Wink.

$\:lol\:$

fags.

obama girl...as long as she's got a ball gag on if my dicks not in her mouth. I swear the first time she mentioned her Lord and Savior it'd turn into a snuff film.

I'd take either. I'd make Obama Girl call me "Mazzuh" while I pounded her ass. And Hayden would be fun to brutally defile and then toss out a window to see if she's "really" invulnerable.

Obama Girl is miles above the other girl.

Here's a link to a topic I posted a few months ago, collecting a bunch of her videos:

I've Got a Crush on Obamagirl

I'm definitely not an Obama fan, but Obamagirl is quite worthy.

http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20288724,00.html

Quote:

Hayden Panettiere isn't afraid to bare it all – at least not on set.

"If I can't flaunt it at 20, come on!" Panettiere said while promoting her new film I Love You, Beth Cooper, in theaters July 10. "I mean I might as well show it now."

In the movie, Panettiere plays unattainable Beth Cooper, a high school cheerleader and the object of dorky Denis Cooverman's (played by Paul Rust) affection, and in one locker room scene, the actress drops her towel.

"It didn't bother me much," Panettiere said of shooting the "reveal." "I think when the person who's doing it gets all uncomfortable and shy, then it's other people around who get more uncomfortable because they're uncomfortable. I mean I was fine – everyone was really professional."

Originally Posted By: TP-069

http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20288724,00.html

Quote:

Hayden Panettiere isn't afraid to bare it all – at least not on set.

"If I can't flaunt it at 20, come on!" Panettiere said while promoting her new film I Love You, Beth Cooper, in theaters July 10. "I mean I might as well show it now."

In the movie, Panettiere plays unattainable Beth Cooper, a high school cheerleader and the object of dorky Denis Cooverman's (played by Paul Rust) affection, and in one locker room scene, the actress drops her towel.

"It didn't bother me much," Panettiere said of shooting the "reveal." "I think when the person who's doing it gets all uncomfortable and shy, then it's other people around who get more uncomfortable because they're uncomfortable. I mean I was fine – everyone was really professional."

I see she's taking a page from Megan Fox' play book, entitled "How To Cock Tease The Fanboys Into Seeing Your Shitty Movie." Megan plays the single chick who loves comic nerds when she's promoting her flick, and Hayden "loves" to "bare it all."

x (Snarf's desperation level)

When Hayden goes down on Sarah Michelle Gellar on film, someone let me know.

I've evolved past the point of going crazy over a cock tease dropping a towel and then standing there for 2 seconds.

cock?
-Wonder Boy

wonder boy?
-Snarf

wonder boy AND snarf?
-rex

Hayden Versus Mean Girls: Actress Reveals Middle School Woes

Ah, the old "yeah, I'm a hot starlet but I've got a movie out, so here's the obligatory 'but I was a nerd in high school' story" ploy.