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The little forehead curl is what really takes the whole come hither look to the next level.
Just like Superman
Something my mom taught me, perhaps not fully applicable here, but I don't get to share it often:
My mum's version was:
There was a little girl,
Who had a little curl,
Right in the middle of her forehead.
When she was good,
She was very very good,
But when she was bad, she was horrid!
I like it, but my mom died when I was young and I was her sole supporter (physically and emotionally) most of the time because my dad was a workaholic and my siblings had all left home (I was the youngest), so I have hangups about her and her stories and can't accept alternatives as better.
Oh wow. I learned that from Bugs Bunny.
My mom was a "professional storyteller" and so taught me lots of rhymes and limericks. Unfortunately, I've forgotten a lot of them. There was one about a crocodile; I absolutely loved it when she taught it to me and now you know everything I remember about it.