I love the NY Post's description:
"A seedy Long Island strip joint used pictures of “Dancing with the Stars’’ model contestant Joanna Krupa, among others, to dupe drooling customers into thinking she worked at the jiggle joint, court papers charge."
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I love the NY Post's description:
"A seedy Long Island strip joint used pictures of “Dancing with the Stars’’ model contestant Joanna Krupa, among others, to dupe drooling customers into thinking she worked at the jiggle joint, court papers charge."
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Doesn't every club use pictures that are way hotter than the real girls inside? Did these idiots believe this?
^^^^ True. My club has very 'girl next door' types by and large; not the glam Vegas types but on their website it's all "professional" looking models. And no tats. But the models they used weren't stolen pics of famous actresses!
This happens all the time. As long as they had her permission, it shouldn't matter whether she actually works there or not unless they stated somewhere said girl actually does work there.
Very common. I know someone (a model who didn't strip)who had her photos taken and used in club advertising.
Don't you understand America at all bvino? The smallest trace of a lie can get sued out the ass man and make millions. Just ask Nutella, or Great Adventures, or Mickie D's
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