In a twist sure to perplex their fans, "Girls Gone Wild" now has its own clothing line. Wha?
The company known for getting girls to drop their inhibitions -- and their clothes -- will now be selling something to cover them up. "Wild" honcho Joe Francis unveiled the collection at the MAGIC apparel convention in Las Vegas yesterday. The line includes swimsuits, sweatsuits, sandals and tops.
The clothes are surprisingly tame, given the company's other product line ... and the threads aren't see-through or snap-off.
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(Page 1 of 1)He's a nasty pig..and the girls he hands around with and who go on that show are even nastier...what a bunch of pigs.
Baby-f***ers come as no surprise:
I guess feeding underage girls liquor to secure child pornography (er, not that you meant, to, Joe,) for his new films is getting more and more difficult for Joe Francis as he is now over 30. Guess he needs to keep making money selling over-priced crap, and at least this crap won't get him sent to jail for drugging women practically unconscious to do his bidding, or for serving minors alcohol so he can play with a boobie... Good job, Joe, you are one step further (and a million to go,) to back to being an actual human being instead of worthless dog S*** like you are now. Hope you enjoy Paris's herpes...what am I saying, you probably gave them to her.
DOES JOE FRANCIS THINK HE'S HUGH HEFNER. NONE OF THE GIRLS ARE ACTUALLY PRETTY IN THE FACE. BODIES =10, FACE-1
Except for the tall blonde, the other girls look like they have STD's.
For the pre-teen slut and under - 17 hoe in your life . Duckface .
All he needs is a beer and some Jesus juice and its off with these clothes and another drunken orgy for Joe -likes youngs hoes --Francis.
Do us a favor , Joe , and go to vegas to get your ass kicked again !
Dickfart .
Girls Gone Wld considers itself a "brand," according its opinion of itself at Mantra Entertainment, so this is just a brand extension, like their apparent dabblings in gambling. As loathsome as Joe Francis is, as greedy and exploitative, so long as he stays within the bounds of the law, he line his pockets with impugnity at the epicenter of "the coarsening of culture," the theme song of which could be "I Wanna Love You," if you can call that a song. Joe Francis is definitely no Hugh Hefner.

















