Who is this chick

[A+]

And what is up with her neck

[Denny]

Her hair is covering the back half of her neck.

[ELVIS]

Her hair is covering the back half of her neck.

me too.

god bless.

[A+]

Her hair is covering the back half of her neck.

So it's an optical illusion?

[Denny]

So it's an optical illusion?

Mas o menos

[A+]

Bitch still has a big ass head

[Denny]

Bitch still has a big ass head

Just more area to spray.

[sosoe]

Bitch still has a big ass head

Dont wanna shoot my load in her, then the kids will come out with even BIGGER heads.. Lol

[dumpycapri85]

Dont wanna shoot my load in her, then the kids will come out with even BIGGER heads.. Lol

You still have her butt , mouth , nose and ears = no baby !

[BLAKE]

That looks like the girl from the TV show Community.

Nothing at all wrong with her.

[bonnie&clyde]

And what is up with her neck

i thought u were talking about her adams apple

[Geor!]

That looks like the girl from the TV show Community.

Nothing at all wrong with her.

Alison Brie and she's fucking gorgeous. I'm not a huge fan of that photo though -- looks almost a hacked up photoshop job ala GE.

[Your Name Here]

The first pick looks like she has a adams apple.

[mystic96]

The first pick looks like she has a adams apple.

She does. All chicks do...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laryngeal_prominence

The laryngeal prominence—commonly known as the Adam's Apple—is a feature of the human neck. This lump, or protrusion, is formed by the angle of the thyroid cartilage surrounding the larynx. The term "Adam's Apple" is derived from Adam having eaten the forbidden fruit in the Bible's account of the lives of Adam and Eve.

The laryngeal prominence is usually more prominent in adult men than in women or prepubescent children. The growth of the larynx itself, and dropping of the vocal box during puberty is responsible for the vocal instability in teenage boys. The laryngeal prominence is merely the protrusion one sees of the thyroid cartilage making up the body of the larynx. The laryngeal prominence is usually more prominent in adult males because the thyroid cartilage elongates during puberty as the voice box becomes lodged in the throat, protruding out the front of the neck more noticeably. The result is that the two laminae (thin cartilage) of the thyroid cartilage that form the protrusion meet at an average angle of 90° in males, and 120° in females, so there is less cartilage protruding out in females.

A prominent laryngeal prominence is commonly considered a male secondary sex characteristic, but women can also develop a masculine laryngeal prominence.

[Tyrone Biggums]

Alison Brie makes it move.