
by Xavier Fargas
Question by docx: whos do you think's hotter Amanda Crew or Vanessa hudgens?
http://www.thecinemasource.com/moviesdb/images/Sex_Drive-7-Amanda_Crew.jpg
amanda crew from sex drive, shes the man, haunting of connecticut
and vanessa hudgens (every1 knws her)
yea vanessa is pretty
but
I think amanda crew is way prettier and hotter and she seems like a really fun person too in real life
Best answer:
Answer by Shan
amanda crew is well hotter :)
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