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Shark Factor
Shark-factor: What is the shark-factor? Unlike the Matrix, I’ll explain the shark-factor. A while back, I was with my friends watching the Planet of the Apes (1968 version). My friend Bookie commented on how hot the chick in the flick was and pretty much said he’d give his left nut to have her. Then my other friend, Shark, commented, “You know she’s like sixty now!” And that dampened the day. So every time we’ve watched an older movie and mentioned how hot the chick was, Shark came in and ruined the day. So to fairly grade the “hotness” of the chicks in the films, I need grade them based on how they looked year they were made and not how old they would be now. So the shark-factor is to make up for any time-age-difference for the women in the films between present date and time and production date and time. So F*** You Shark!
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