Ok, maybe I look a little like Flo from Progressive Auto Insurance
April 1st, 2009
I’ve been getting this for months now. The big eyes, the cheeks, the hair… I suppose I do look a little like Flo, the chipper Progressive Auto Insurance maven with her “tricked out name tag.” After seeing an old friend last weekend who told me “I think of you all the time… every time I see those commercials,” I thought I would do something about this once and for all. I recreated the makeup as best I could, threw on a head band and a collared shirt and voila! Consider this an invitation to decide for yourself.
Much love.
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haha – jes.
but i would call you classy while “flo” is goofy. If it makes you feel any better in college I got called the ‘Dell Dude’ all the time, until he was busted for pot…
Still don’t think so. I just keep seeing your dad’s Aunt Gladys (you know, the pretty one).
Hilarious!
heres a picture from a while ago that is sorta the same
it didnt work oh well trust me its creepy
Cute! Definitely see the resemblance. I get the same with Sally Field. In college my nicknames varied between the flying nun and gidget. I hated it.
Next time I see you can you say 'You like me, you really really like me'?
BTW, there is something about the Progressive lady that makes me feel safe
COMPLETELY yes! Just don't be that chipper before coffee at the start of a work day.
Yes you look a lot like Flo. Your big beautiful eyes are so hot. Would you dress up like her for me?
I was looking for a picture of stephanie without the insurance uniform and ran across this.
Um, could you post more?
yeah u do look like her but ur way more gorgeous
yes your right! your very hot.
not a little – a lot like Flo from Progessive Insurance commercials campaign. Thank God! a real woman who looks like Flo – I was starting to feel freakish for crushing on a TV commercial lady – but now I know she wasn't manufactured in a lab, there is real life translation . . . thank you, whomever you are!
you're beautiful will you go out with me?