Monday, January 07, 2008
Jennifer Aniston’s School Days
We all have them, and they’re usually a bit embarrassing—childhood school photos. But it’s especially fun to see what our favorite celebrities looked like way back when. For Jennifer Aniston fans, it’s not a mystery anymore.
Here we see a 7th grade Jen on her class trip. And, minus the feathered-head hairdo, it looks like she had the makings of a heartbreaker even back then.
The pics were from her annual trip with The Rudolf Steiner School, and it’s funny to see exactly how the larger-than-life former Friends star used to look.
Jen looks playful as she frolicks in the snow with her classmates, and later strikes a pose for the camera. You gotta wonder if the guys huddled around her in the shot are kicking themselves for not snagging Jen before Brad Pitt got to her.
Enjoy the pictures of Jennifer on her junior high trip!
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Photo Credit: PacificCoastNewsOnline.com
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For once and for all, BROWN eyes and BROWN hair.
Posted by on 01/09 at 04:46 AM
Sad jenfraud, all we ever see is you trolling around Jennifer gossip and websites, posting your raves about her eye color as if it’s so important. Anyone who dedicates that much time to someone they claim to hate clearly feels the opposite, only if you love someone would you be willing to talk about them as much as you talk about and dedicate your time towards Jennifer. FYI, everyone knows her hair is brown originally and only someone with a brown eyed agenda would tell themselves they can make out brown eyes from these crappy, red eyed, squinty eyed pictures.
Posted by on 01/11 at 02:57 AM
You mean all this time she has been wearing contact lenses to cover up the hazel eyes? Wow that is extreme! No wonder people think she is a fraud.
Posted by on 03/05 at 10:23 AM
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