WHO'S THE WEEK'S THIRSTIEST HO? Is It Spock's Son? Nikki Blonsky From The Movie Hairspray? Or Evangeline Lilly?
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Welcome, fellow trollops, to the latest edition of "Who's This Week's Thirstiest Ho?" Today's trio are drier than a cum-stained cock sock from a pimply teen tossed behind his bed four months ago, so they need all the moisture they can get. First, we have Adam Nimoy , the financial beneficiary of Lucille Ball - whose company years ago financed the very first "Star Trek" series - by way of his deceased father, Leonard Nimoy , who played "Spock," the cool-headed, cat-loving scientist. He died in 2015, but that hasn't stopped many from making beaucoup bucks given all those "Star Trek" sequels and reboots, some of which feature Zachary Quinto , the restaurant waiter-hater and all-around pissy cuntress who portrayed "Spock" twice and thought it would jet-pack him to superstardom, only to be relegated to secondary supporting roles in Ryan Murphy's increasingly mangy TV extravaganzas (which on one hand is sad) (but on the