I don't know why, but I recently started counting the number of times the term "blonde bombshell" was used on various provider city boards.  Its astounding.  Talk about an overused descriptor.  Ladies, part of putting yourself out there on websites etc is to get noticed and differentiate yourself from the competition.  I think its time to really retire that term.  

And I'm a big fan of blonde bombshells. Marilyn Monroe and Jayne Mansfield.

Descriptors like bombshell, curvy, super-busty, and mature help me to skim over ads faster, while thin and spinner immediately draw me in for more.

There's nothing wrong with any adjective. The issue is adjectives being used dishonestly.

Diet Pepsi, please. :P

to my expectations, I'd very likely stay home. I go for relieved, not pleasantly surprised.

Ladies, if you want to attract a real man, let them know you taste like Tequila.

Can you put that into an ice-cold Diet Pepsi, please?

So you'd rather be relieved or disappointed versus neutral or pleasantly surprised?

are the ones from Senator Blutarsky.  

It's not something a girly uses to describe herself, IMO.  I usually stay away from anyone with a "blonde bombshell" description.   I have seen too many disreputable agencies use it.  The girl who shows up is rarely what was pictured.  Same thing with pics from an expensive photo shoot.......  google picture search usually shows the actual model.