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You know, Flo the Progressive Insurance salesgirl. She's been on TV since 2008, longer than most sitcoms. I realize she's a fictional character, but something about that unchanging white uniform, big red lips, bizarre retro haircut, perennially upbeat personality, and sometimes there, sometimes not, beauty mark mole I find causes a subtle stirring in my nether regions. Here's a wiki link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flo_%2...e_Insurance%29
Any other Flo Fanatics out there? Inquiring minds....
You know, Flo the Progressive Insurance salesgirl. She's been on TV since 2008, longer than most sitcoms. I realize she's a fictional character, but something about that unchanging white uniform, big red lips, bizarre retro haircut, perennially upbeat personality, and sometimes there, sometimes not, beauty mark mole I find causes a subtle stirring in my nether regions. Here's a wiki link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flo_%2...e_Insurance%29
Any other Flo Fanatics out there? Inquiring minds....
No, but I think she's very talented. Did you notice that she was one of the switchboard operators on the early Mad Men episodes?
Been seeing the progressive commercial with a bunch of people sitting around a table, As i generally tune out when commercials come on it took me a little while to figure out she was playing all the characters at the table..
She's living proof that makeup can make ANYONE look good on tv. She is homely!!!
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