View Full Version : Who's The Most Beautiful Woman (or Man) You Know?
Musicman408
07-13-2010, 09:56 PM
Thought this would be kind of cool. We're talking people you know, physically, who is the most beautiful person you know of your attracted sex?
There's a girl who I don't know very well from Western who is a very beautiful girl. She's also a very good person as well, but just for looks go- she's so subtly beautiful. Her name is She has these enormous and stellar greenish-blue eyes and a smile that goes on for days. A beautiful smile with simple straight brown hair. She is quite the piece.
So- who is it for you? Who is the most beautiful woman (or man) you know? :)
gretchen
07-14-2010, 05:11 PM
My husband is the most beautiful man ever...huge storm-blue eyes, killer bod, salt n pepper andersoncooper cut.
SapphireSister
07-14-2010, 06:23 PM
You're so silly Ethan! I don't mean to sound cliche, but beauty truly is in the eye of the beholder. Of course there will always be those that are undeniably beautiful (a la Nicks) but I see beauty in so many other ways in a person than physicality. True beauty comes from the heart and shines brightly for others to see. It's omnipresent in your spirit and is the true essence of who you are. I have many beauties in my life, both male and female and I feel very fortunate that way.
*I would say I'm the most beautiful woman I know :laugh:.
HomerMcvie
07-14-2010, 07:27 PM
You're so silly Ethan! I don't mean to sound cliche, but beauty truly is in the eye of the beholder. Of course there will always be those that are undeniably beautiful (a la Nicks) but I see beauty in so many other ways in a person than physicality. True beauty comes from the heart and shines brightly for others to see. It's omnipresent in your spirit and is the true essence of who you are. I have many beauties in my life, both male and female and I feel very fortunate that way.
*I would say I'm the most beautiful woman I know :laugh:.
Don't you know how much he LURVES popularity contests? The most popular, the most beautiful, the most.............
Macfanforever
07-14-2010, 08:34 PM
Will Ok.My Mom. sorry Stevie,you are next.
bluefox4000
07-14-2010, 09:09 PM
My Wife. Who I've know since i was 3:) She makes me whole and is my soulmate in life and in Fleetwood Mac.
Mick
iamnotafraid
07-15-2010, 12:33 AM
The man would be me.
The woman could be
Angelina Jolie or Penelope
Cruz.
Or going back in the time machine
to the 1960's, I'd say Ann Margaret
or Jocelyn Lane.
estranged4life
07-15-2010, 02:33 PM
between 2 women who mean (or meant) different things to me in different times in my life:
Debbie A. Johnson
and
Christy Coale (bka Tamara Christine Brown - aka the Ledgie "nickay"...How we met is still the most amazing thing in my mind, somewhat in a NOT explainable way. Destiny at play I guess...Let's say our relationship is basically the book/movie "The Notebook")
They know when you're slobbering at them because they're beautiful. Don't be that boy that can't take your eyes off her because she's beautiful.
Only time in my life where I could not take my eyes off a beautiful female was with the above mentioned Christy Coale...Not a sexual lust thing, but something in the grouping of "knowing someone but you never met this person before" (She mentioned the same thing to me...Weird, 22 years later the feeling is still there.)
ButterCookie
07-15-2010, 02:36 PM
Personally: my mum.
Someone I've been in the same room as: Debbie Harry.
goldustsongbird
07-15-2010, 03:36 PM
Don't you know how much he LURVES popularity contests? The most popular, the most beautiful, the most.............
I'm your prime candidate for all three, right?
hayley
07-15-2010, 05:18 PM
<img src="http://i28.tinypic.com/1490eo0.jpg">
HomerMcvie
07-15-2010, 06:52 PM
I'm your prime candidate for all three, right?
You know it!
sara1998
07-15-2010, 07:54 PM
I can't believe I'm even replying to this thread...:rolleyes:
I am lucky. (and biased!) The most physically beautiful person I've ever seen is my oldest daughter, Samantha. This kid is Barbie perfect.
The most beautuful soul I've ever seen is my Sara. This child loves everyone, cares for every animal, takes time to hang out with the "not-so-cool" kids, plays with little ones, and takes care of mama when she's sick. She is truely a beautiful person. Inside and out.
Ethan, outer beauty is just that. Nice to look at, but not always a pleasure to be around. Most beauty queens know they're pretty. I live with a beautiful girl. She hears it all the time. I used to think I wanted to be beautiful, but after seeing what she goes through... I don't know if I could deal with it. Some grown men and boys can't control themselves around a beautiful girl. I've seen them smack into door frames staring at her, grab her ass, tits, talk down to her, keep talking when she's clearly not interested, she's been threatened, stalked, and treated like ****. They know when you're slobbering at them because they're beautiful. Don't be that boy that can't take your eyes off her because she's beautiful. They hate that.
Gypsy-Rhiannon
07-16-2010, 07:42 AM
Is this just a thread for Ethan to tell us who he's lusting after right now? :D
And right now I would say the most beautiful woman imo is the actress Elizabeth Mitchell. I have a total girl crush on her
GODDESS6
07-16-2010, 08:17 AM
Is this just a thread for Ethan to tell us who he's lusting after right now? :D
And right now I would say the most beautiful woman imo is the actress Elizabeth Mitchell. I have a total girl crush on her
i believe it is:laugh:~
ButterCookie
07-16-2010, 08:18 AM
No, he won't reply to it now. We'll all be left to mutter on to ourselves.
vivfox
07-16-2010, 08:55 AM
And right now I would say the most beautiful woman imo is the actress Elizabeth Mitchell. I have a total girl crush on her
A little bit like her. A little bit like Juliet.
Gypsy-Rhiannon
07-16-2010, 08:57 AM
A little bit like her. A little bit like Juliet.
Lmao..clever. And talking of Juliet..I went down to London last month as Elizabeth (along with Morena and Scott from V) were doing a Q&A at the apple store (see...I wasn't lying about the girl crush..haha). Anyway... I come out the store...put my iPod on shuffle and the first song to play was Juliet! Spooky! :laugh:
vivfox
07-16-2010, 10:44 AM
Lmao..clever. I come out the store...put my iPod on shuffle and the first song to play was Juliet! Spooky! :laugh:
Love is kinda crazy with a spooky little girl like you. Spooky.:woohoo:
HomerMcvie
07-16-2010, 11:01 AM
Most beauty queens know they're pretty. I live with a beautiful girl. She hears it all the time. I used to think I wanted to be beautiful, but after seeing what she goes through... I don't know if I could deal with it.
Both of your girls are beautiful.
And yes, on the hating it. My best friend is a very handsome guy. Women hit on him. Gay men hit on him. And he hates the attention(or says he does, anyway). I don't think I'd enjoy that sort of attention, at all(not that I have anything to worry about:lol:).
It HAS to be better, having someone want you, and want to be with you, after getting to know you, and know that you're real, than because you're all shiny and chrome covered.
TrueFaith77
07-16-2010, 11:10 AM
I feel like I have a new "most beautiful guy ever" everyday. So this is a great question: a real challenge to my values and to establish a standard. Hmmmm... I'll have to think on that.
LikeAWillow
07-16-2010, 11:16 AM
Ethan, outer beauty is just that. Nice to look at, but not always a pleasure to be around. Most beauty queens know they're pretty. I live with a beautiful girl. She hears it all the time. I used to think I wanted to be beautiful, but after seeing what she goes through... I don't know if I could deal with it. Some grown men and boys can't control themselves around a beautiful girl. I've seen them smack into door frames staring at her, grab her ass, tits, talk down to her, keep talking when she's clearly not interested, she's been threatened, stalked, and treated like ****. They know when you're slobbering at them because they're beautiful. Don't be that boy that can't take your eyes off her because she's beautiful. They hate that.
Thanks for this. The poor little pretty girl rant usually doesn't go over so well, but it's true. I'm not exactly Angelina Jolie, but the way that I look does define most of my interactions, and I downplay my looks on a regular basis because I've learned the hard way that other women treat you much differently if you're "incidently pretty" than if you're "using it to your advantage." And by that, they usually mean having the gall to fix yourself up the way they fix themselves up in the morning. Good times. Then, of course, there's the joy of wondering what your life is going to be like when you age, when all the things that you take for granted disappear. You wonder if you have the personality for people to actually like you for yourself. Yeah. Good times, indeed.
Outer beauty is fleeting and so hard to quantify. Besides, the closer I get to someone, the less I'm able to even notice what the rest of the world sees them as. I really believe that my ex-boyfriend is the best looking man on the face of the Earth. He's probably not. Other people don't treat him like he is, at least. But I can't think of a single person above him. And I'm so bad at judging what my best friend looks like that I tell people it's like I've never seen her. Going off of her boyfriends, I've decided that she's probably slightly better than average looking. She has the most beautiful soul, though, that much I know.
sara1998
07-16-2010, 02:01 PM
Thanks for this. The poor little pretty girl rant usually doesn't go over so well, but it's true. I'm not exactly Angelina Jolie, but the way that I look does define most of my interactions, and I downplay my looks on a regular basis because I've learned the hard way that other women treat you much differently if you're "incidently pretty" than if you're "using it to your advantage." And by that, they usually mean having the gall to fix yourself up the way they fix themselves up in the morning. Good times. Then, of course, there's the joy of wondering what your life is going to be like when you age, when all the things that you take for granted disappear. You wonder if you have the personality for people to actually like you for yourself. Yeah. Good times, indeed.
Outer beauty is fleeting and so hard to quantify. Besides, the closer I get to someone, the less I'm able to even notice what the rest of the world sees them as. I really believe that my ex-boyfriend is the best looking man on the face of the Earth. He's probably not. Other people don't treat him like he is, at least. But I can't think of a single person above him. And I'm so bad at judging what my best friend looks like that I tell people it's like I've never seen her. Going off of her boyfriends, I've decided that she's probably slightly better than average looking. She has the most beautiful soul, though, that much I know.
It's true. Samantha clearly knows she's beautiful. She isn't a bitch about it though. She has a hard time deciding who's genuine and who's blinded by beauty. She hates that her girlfriends tell her they think she's prettier without make up. "Am I really prettier without, or do they want me to look more plain?" She said something striking to me the other day... something along the lines of wondering if she got psoriasis to keep her grounded. The girls want to be her, the boys want to be with her. I don't know. She has a wonderful personality and spirit about her, and as age takes it's toll, she will still have inner beauty about her.
Thanks for appreciating this, Angelina! :lol:
sara1998
07-16-2010, 02:05 PM
Both of your girls are beautiful.
And yes, on the hating it. My best friend is a very handsome guy. Women hit on him. Gay men hit on him. And he hates the attention(or says he does, anyway). I don't think I'd enjoy that sort of attention, at all(not that I have anything to worry about:lol:).
It HAS to be better, having someone want you, and want to be with you, after getting to know you, and know that you're real, than because you're all shiny and chrome covered.
Thanks David. I think Sara will be every bit as beautiful as Samantha.
And damn! I can't go out in public with Samantha, EVER! lmao! It's like Beauty and the Beast! lmfao! It cracks me up some of the stares she gets. It's annoying to her. I don't hate on her... I'm just happy I'm the girl with the awesome personality! haha!
sara1998
07-16-2010, 02:13 PM
I don't think I'd enjoy that sort of attention, at all(not that I have anything to worry about:lol:).
Stop it. You're a handsome guy...
LikeAWillow
07-16-2010, 02:17 PM
Thanks for appreciating this, Angelina! :lol:
Haha, eff you, Maria :laugh: I'm not Angelina, I'm more...Katie Holmes. A little bit more than girl next door pretty. I'm waiting on my Scientologist prince charming.
sara1998
07-16-2010, 02:48 PM
Haha, eff you, Maria :laugh: I'm not Angelina, I'm more...Katie Holmes. A little bit more than girl next door pretty. I'm waiting on my Scientologist prince charming.
Yes, Katie Holmes... No Scientologists though, please?!
LikeAWillow
07-16-2010, 02:51 PM
Yes, Katie Holmes... No Scientologists though, please?!
Can I at least get the adorable socialite in the making five year old? IT'S SO HARD BEING PRETTY, I NEED SOMETHING GOOD IN LIFE.
sara1998
07-16-2010, 02:56 PM
Can I at least get the adorable socialite in the making five year old? IT'S SO HARD BEING PRETTY, I NEED SOMETHING GOOD IN LIFE.
LMFAO!!!! You're killing me!!! Not everyone can hit the gene pool lottery, Suri! Suck it up and deal!
LukeA
07-16-2010, 02:57 PM
I'm not Angelina, I'm more...Katie Holmes. A little bit more than girl next door pretty.
We've been over this before- Jeanne Tripplehorn.
LikeAWillow
07-16-2010, 02:57 PM
http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/famecrawler/2008/08/08-15/suri.jpg
Thanks, doll!
sara1998
07-16-2010, 03:00 PM
http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/famecrawler/2008/08/08-15/suri.jpg
Thanks, doll!
How damn cute is she?! She's getting so big! Will never be as damn cute as my Sara at that age though. Lessee if I can find a picture....
LikeAWillow
07-16-2010, 03:07 PM
How damn cute is she?! She's getting so big! Will never be as damn cute as my Sara at that age though. Lessee if I can find a picture....
Oooh, I hope you do! I was so sassy when I was a kid.
http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-ash1/v190/173/63/500161598/n500161598_746084_582.jpg
sara1998
07-16-2010, 03:10 PM
I had to take a picture of a picture... see if you can see that.
(mmmkay, maybe not...)
LikeAWillow
07-16-2010, 03:14 PM
Boo, the picture isn't showing up for me :( I'm on my work computer witha terrible connection, though. Hopefully it will when I get home.
HomerMcvie
07-16-2010, 03:15 PM
Stop it. You're a handsome guy...
Well thank you.
Now tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies....:laugh:
sara1998
07-16-2010, 03:21 PM
God. I had to size it all to hell. Hope you can see it.
LikeAWillow
07-16-2010, 03:22 PM
Okay, you win. That's the sweetest thing I've ever seen.
sara1998
07-16-2010, 03:23 PM
Damnit, Marissa, just go to my facebook! I can't get it to come up right, and it's making me mad!!! haha! She was about 3 in this picture, and I think it's just stunning of them both.
sara1998
07-16-2010, 03:24 PM
Well thank you.
Now tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies....:laugh:
HEY!:mad: I don't just hand out free compliments!
sara1998
07-16-2010, 03:27 PM
Okay, you win. That's the sweetest thing I've ever seen.
Haha! Thank you. I hope it came up larger for you than it is for me. So frustrating.
I love snaggle tooth pictures of kids! You're awfully cute! I don't have many kid pictures of me. My other computer is on the fritz, and thats where all my pictures are. Including the one I'm trying to show off!
HomerMcvie
07-16-2010, 03:32 PM
HEY!:mad: I don't just hand out free compliments!
Well, thanks.
:)
LikeAWillow
07-16-2010, 03:35 PM
Haha! Thank you. I hope it came up larger for you than it is for me. So frustrating.
I love snaggle tooth pictures of kids! You're awfully cute! I don't have many kid pictures of me. My other computer is on the fritz, and thats where all my pictures are. Including the one I'm trying to show off!
Damn, and I just started another thread for us to post old pics in haha. Well, if you can't post, you have to at least convince Michelle with me to post her 90s picture. It makes me day every single time I see it.
sara1998
07-16-2010, 03:36 PM
Damn, and I just started another thread for us to post old pics in haha. Well, if you can't post, you have to at least convince Michelle with me to post her 90s picture. It makes me day every single time I see it.
Oh God. That photo is horrendous! I'll burn mine if I ever find them.
goldustsongbird
07-16-2010, 04:14 PM
It HAS to be better, having someone want you, and want to be with you, after getting to know you, and know that you're real, than because you're all shiny and chrome covered.
I cannot believe you'd pass up the chance to look like LB on the cover of Law and Order.
I don't buy that beautiful people have hard lives like everyone else. Lying bitches! :lol: Two of my biggest regrets in life are that I wasn't born beautiful or with enough money to fix all that's wrong with me.
LikeAWillow
07-16-2010, 04:19 PM
I cannot believe you'd pass up the chance to look like LB on the cover of Law and Order.
I don't buy that beautiful people have hard lives like everyone else. Lying bitches! :lol: Two of my biggest regrets in life are that I wasn't born beautiful or with enough money to fix all that's wrong with me.
Dude. I'm poor as **** and I could pay for anything you need done. There's nothing to fix.
goldustsongbird
07-16-2010, 04:42 PM
Wuteva, wuteva, you don't know me~
Seriously, though, who do I have to blow to win the 50 mil this week?
LikeAWillow
07-16-2010, 04:56 PM
Wuteva, wuteva, you don't know me~
Seriously, though, who do I have to blow to win the 50 mil this week?
I'm sorry. You're right, I don't. I do think you're gorgeous, though :shrug:
Musicman408
07-16-2010, 05:25 PM
Hey all! I promise, this isn't a thread to discuss who I'm lusting after!! :laugh: I'm sure you will all believe me!
Seriously though, I listened to "Prettiest Girl In The World" the other day and thought that we should have a thread like that here, since we hadn't really before.
I promise, I am not lusting after anyone right now. There really are too many emotional ups and downs going on with my family to really let myself go on that one. This Katie girl that I mentioned is just someone who I've seen around campus, and know a little about her- but have never actually talked to her.
Ghost_Tracker
07-16-2010, 05:25 PM
I probably in theory could catch Holy Hell for this, but hey, I'm used to that. ;)
The most beautiful person I know is Miss Tanya Nadine Turan, M.D. I f'g LOVE her.
(No really - I f'g love her.)
http://www.muschealth.com/bin/custom/semod_physiciandirectory/doctors/TuranTanya.jpg
Second runner-up is, of course, Sela Ward.
http://www.hopevillagems.org/assets/1232/Sela_new_pic.jpg
And a REAL close third runner-up is, naturally, Sally Field.
http://redriverautographs.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/sally_field.jpg
"They call him the "Bandit" . . . . He's just a fool."
Musicman408
07-16-2010, 05:27 PM
I probably in theory could catch Holy Hell for this, but hey, I'm used to that. ;)
The most beautiful person I know is Miss Tanya Nadine Turan, M.D. I f'g LOVE her.
(No really - I f'g love her.)
http://www.muschealth.com/bin/custom/semod_physiciandirectory/doctors/TuranTanya.jpg
Second runner-up is, of course, Sela Ward.
http://www.hopevillagems.org/assets/1232/Sela_new_pic.jpg
And a REAL close third runner-up is, naturally, Sally Field.
http://redriverautographs.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/sally_field.jpg
"They call him the "Bandit" . . . . He's just a fool."
I love Sela Ward- I wish she would come back on House. That was my favorite period of the show, those few episodes! :nod:
HomerMcvie
07-16-2010, 05:40 PM
Two of my biggest regrets in life are that I wasn't born beautiful or with enough money to fix all that's wrong with me.
That's pretty much how I've always felt! I finally beat the weight, and I'm just saying fukc it, from this point out....:lol::thumbsup:
Ghost_Tracker
07-16-2010, 05:55 PM
Oh - And of course I must mention (I'm sure somebody sees this coming up Fifth... ;) ) - -
The most beautiful mind I've ever come across is, of course -
Samantha Power.
i.m.o. she's the best person ever.
http://washingtonindependent.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/samantha-power3.jpg
goldustsongbird
07-17-2010, 02:45 PM
I'm sorry. You're right, I don't. I do think you're gorgeous, though :shrug:
This is the part of the movie where the pretty girl pays the ugly one a compliment and the ugly girl is elated, right? :laugh: You've only seen one picture of me, and that doesn't even look like me anymore, so I don't know how honestly you can say that.
That's pretty much how I've always felt! I finally beat the weight, and I'm just saying fukc it, from this point out....:lol::thumbsup:
Women are held to entirely different standards, though (This is your friendly Captain Obvious, reminding you of... the obvious!) But **** it's a good attitude, if you can pull it off. : :blob2:
HomerMcvie
07-17-2010, 05:08 PM
This is the part of the movie where the pretty girl pays the ugly one a compliment and the ugly girl is elated, right? :laugh: You've only seen one picture of me, and that doesn't even look like me anymore, so I don't know how honestly you can say that.
Women are held to entirely different standards, though (This is your friendly Captain Obvious, reminding you of... the obvious!) But **** it's a good attitude, if you can pull it off. : :blob2:
You know, I almost mentioned something similar to the above - my best friend, that I hang with several nights a week, is VERY handsome. Gets hit on constantly. So even though I look okay, I'm still the ugly one, next to him, no matter what. And, to be honest, it gets frustrating....always being the 2nd choice. I do MUCH better, on the nights we don't hang out. I wouldn't trade his friendship for anything, but again, it's just frustrating, always being....their 2nd choice.
While I know it is different for women, for the first time in my life, I've beaten weight. I've always been 30-40 lbs overweight. And I've had new eating habits for a year now. And lost 45 lbs. I'm now 135(I'm 5'10"), and haven't deviated from that, for a month now. Shirts went from XL, to SMALL. No ****. I can even wear some extra smalls!!!
I can tell you that 45 lbs ago, I rarely got hit on. I get hit on a lot now....as long as my best friend isn't around!
But on the fukc it - I mean everything other than my weight. Although, when I hit 55 or so, and the face is starting to fall, run me through the plastic surgeon's office. Yank that **** back, Doc, and grab your stapler!!!:lol:
Sleepless-Child
07-17-2010, 05:29 PM
This is the part of the movie where the pretty girl pays the ugly one a compliment and the ugly girl is elated, right? :laugh: You've only seen one picture of me, and that doesn't even look like me anymore, so I don't know how honestly you can say that.
Women are held to entirely different standards, though (This is your friendly Captain Obvious, reminding you of... the obvious!) But **** it's a good attitude, if you can pull it off. : :blob2:
Deliciously harsh :laugh:. But i'm biased. I find this thread disturbing (for me). There are 2 views, from the ones who are "beautiful", or think they are, and from the ones who believe deeply that they're included in the other category. Disturbing because i can, or think i can analyze people's behaviour, and still not know what to do with my self-esteem and image, or rather my lack of self-esteem. Actually i don't know.
And Stevie Nicks and Marilyn Monroe are the only names that come through my mind when i try to answer the initial question.
goldustsongbird
07-17-2010, 06:27 PM
You know, I almost mentioned something similar to the above - my best friend, that I hang with several nights a week, is VERY handsome. Gets hit on constantly. So even though I look okay, I'm still the ugly one, next to him, no matter what. And, to be honest, it gets frustrating....always being the 2nd choice. I do MUCH better, on the nights we don't hang out. I wouldn't trade his friendship for anything, but again, it's just frustrating, always being....their 2nd choice.
While I know it is different for women, for the first time in my life, I've beaten weight. I've always been 30-40 lbs overweight. And I've had new eating habits for a year now. And lost 45 lbs. I'm now 135(I'm 5'10"), and haven't deviated from that, for a month now. Shirts went from XL, to SMALL. No ****. I can even wear some extra smalls!!!
I can tell you that 45 lbs ago, I rarely got hit on. I get hit on a lot now....as long as my best friend isn't around!
But on the fukc it - I mean everything other than my weight. Although, when I hit 55 or so, and the face is starting to fall, run me through the plastic surgeon's office. Yank that **** back, Doc, and grab your stapler!!!:lol:
See, that's the thing: Although it often sounds like losing weight is the magic cure-all for women, I think that only applies to men. Women also have to be facially attractive, otherwise you're stuck in the unfortunate butterface or, alternately, butterbody category. I'll work on my body all I want, but the fact remains that I'll be right beside you waiting for that stapler! (Or at the bank, robbing it)
Deliciously harsh :laugh:. But i'm biased. I find this thread disturbing (for me). There are 2 views, from the ones who are "beautiful", or think they are, and from the ones who believe deeply that they're included in the other category. Disturbing because i can, or think i can analyze people's behaviour, and still not know what to do with my self-esteem and image, or rather my lack of self-esteem. Actually i don't know.
And Stevie Nicks and Marilyn Monroe are the only names that come through my mind when i try to answer the initial question.
I had a big ol' bowl of vitriol this morning, excuse me. :laugh:
I think it's okay to talk about it. Both sides included. It seems to be more taboo for attractive people to acknowledge their attractiveness, as Marissa said. If you just happen to be a pretty girl, then that's fine. But god help if you if you ever acknowledge it.
On the other side of the coin, I'm not in the genetically blessed category, so why not be honest about it? Self-awareness is important. :lol: This is less encouraged, because everyone wants to be delicate about it. But trust me, just as a gorgeous woman knows early on in life where she stands, so do the ones who aren't as pretty. I'm sure if I was in that category, I'd know about it by now, so let's be realistic. I'm ~cute~ because I'm so ~*tiny*~ and pixielike or whatever the **** spin people put on it, but cute doesn't always cut it.
ON TOPIC, la Nicks c. 1976 is actual perfection.
HomerMcvie
07-17-2010, 06:58 PM
See, that's the thing: Although it often sounds like losing weight is the magic cure-all for women, I think that only applies to men. Women also have to be facially attractive, otherwise you're stuck in the unfortunate butterface or, alternately, butterbody category. I'll work on my body all I want, but the fact remains that I'll be right beside you waiting for that stapler! (Or at the bank, robbing it)
I think maybe you're right, about it doing more for men, than women. Because I haven't done anything else! I saw an old friend today, who was remarking on my weight loss, and said, "I'll bet you jog all the time now". I laughed! Hell no, I just starve, I don't exercise!
See, the weight loss DID a lot for me, facially. Because I was all JOWL-Y, when I was 45 lbs more. And that's all gone now.
One downside.... My waist is ridiculously small now, for a man. I was searching for jeans at Kohl's yesterday, and 29"'s are the smallest they carry, and those are too big for me now. I found two pairs of 27"'s, at Goodwill(they are kid's jeans, but they fit, at least). Those are the only jeans I have now, that fit. I guess I need to stop some tiny guy, and ask him where he buys jeans.:lol:
27 x 32's, are impossible to find!:mad:
And hell yes, again, on the facelift. When the time finally comes, "staple me back, Doc". Make me look like I'm on the world's fastest roller coaster! :D
iamnotafraid
07-18-2010, 04:33 AM
And a REAL close third runner-up is, naturally, Sally Field.
http://redriverautographs.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/sally_field.jpg
"They call him the "Bandit" . . . . He's just a fool."
I'm the Bandit.
They call you the Bandit, an outlaw untamed
Shackled only by freedom, You wear no man's chain
Some say they despise you, well maybe they do
But deep down inside them, I bet they wish they were you
goldustsongbird
07-18-2010, 04:36 PM
I think maybe you're right, about it doing more for men, than women. Because I haven't done anything else! I saw an old friend today, who was remarking on my weight loss, and said, "I'll bet you jog all the time now". I laughed! Hell no, I just starve, I don't exercise!
And hell yes, again, on the facelift. When the time finally comes, "staple me back, Doc". Make me look like I'm on the world's fastest roller coaster! :D
Don't you want to build muscle?
It's sad that I could actually use a facelift right now, at my age. I mean, seriously. What is this ****? :laugh: I'll call you when I look like a Jocelyn Wildenstein/Heidi Montag hybrid, we can go out on the town and scare the hell out of people.
LikeAWillow
07-19-2010, 01:09 PM
Deliciously harsh :laugh:. B.
It's a little less delicious when it's directed at you, and your crime was paying someone a compliment.
I'm also a little confused on what you found disturbing about this thread. You mention the "ones who are beautiful or think they are." Hi. My name's Marissa. I'm the only one who placed herself as attractive, so if you're going to talk about me, address me directly. I never said that I was beautiful, I said I was pretty, but the former is probably true on a good day, too, sure, so I'll own it.
Now, as your apparent resident beautiful girl in this thread, let's talk about what's disturbing about my posts. Is it disturbing that I recognize this as a trait that I have? I hope not. If it is, it's also disturbing that I like to think about myself as caring and intelligent. Is it disturbing because, since you are able to analyse behaviors, and you can't place yourself in either catorgory, I shouldn't be able to either?
Well, ask me the last time I went to a cafe and paid full price, or, most often, paid at all, for my coffee. Ask me how many people have asked for my number recently. Or, better yet, ask me how comfortable it is to walk down a street alone, how many friends I have who haven't tried to be more than that, and if people have a tendency to disregard the things that I say, whether they be...I don't know...compliments or work strategies, because of the way I look. If I couldn't form some sort of conclusion based on that, I would be a complete idiot. I'm not. I'm sorry genetics were kind to me there, too.
Ghost_Tracker
07-19-2010, 01:48 PM
But deep down inside them, I bet they wish they were you
HMMmmmm!!!! Could BE-eeee! :D
Ghost_Tracker
07-19-2010, 01:52 PM
I feel that I would be sorely remiss in my duties as the Ghost_Tracker if I didn't mention one Miss Stephanie Lynn Nicks, of the Phoenix, Arizona Nickses. :]
http://rockalittle.com/nicksfix119.jpg
(She's a Singer/Songwriter who has aspirations of writing a coffee-table book one day.)
Sleepless-Child
07-19-2010, 02:00 PM
It's a little less delicious when it's directed at you, and your crime was paying someone a compliment.
I'm also a little confused on what you found disturbing about this thread. You mention the "ones who are beautiful or think they are." Hi. My name's Marissa. I'm the only one who placed herself as attractive, so if you're going to talk about me, address me directly. I never said that I was beautiful, I said I was pretty, but the former is probably true on a good day, too, sure, so I'll own it.
Now, as your apparent resident beautiful girl in this thread, let's talk about what's disturbing about my posts. Is it disturbing that I recognize this as a trait that I have? I hope not. If it is, it's also disturbing that I like to think about myself as caring and intelligent. Is it disturbing because, since you are able to analyse behaviors, and you can't place yourself in either catorgory, I shouldn't be able to either?
Well, ask me the last time I went to a cafe and paid full price, or, most often, paid at all, for my coffee. Ask me how many people have asked for my number recently. Or, better yet, ask me how comfortable it is to walk down a street alone, how many friends I have who haven't tried to be more than that, and if people have a tendency to disregard the things that I say, whether they be...I don't know...compliments or work strategies, because of the way I look. If I couldn't form some sort of conclusion based on that, I would be a complete idiot. I'm not. I'm sorry genetics were kind to me there, too.
I know. i'm sorry. I guess i think i'm the other category, and i thought i should act this way. Then again, it's disturbing for me, and i won't post here anymore, since i'm biased and i don't know how to think. Damn, not clear, but it's clear for me.
Sleepless-Child
07-19-2010, 02:05 PM
It's a little less delicious when it's directed at you, and your crime was paying someone a compliment.
I'm also a little confused on what you found disturbing about this thread. You mention the "ones who are beautiful or think they are." Hi. My name's Marissa. I'm the only one who placed herself as attractive, so if you're going to talk about me, address me directly. I never said that I was beautiful, I said I was pretty, but the former is probably true on a good day, too, sure, so I'll own it.
Now, as your apparent resident beautiful girl in this thread, let's talk about what's disturbing about my posts. Is it disturbing that I recognize this as a trait that I have? I hope not. If it is, it's also disturbing that I like to think about myself as caring and intelligent. Is it disturbing because, since you are able to analyse behaviors, and you can't place yourself in either catorgory, I shouldn't be able to either?
Well, ask me the last time I went to a cafe and paid full price, or, most often, paid at all, for my coffee. Ask me how many people have asked for my number recently. Or, better yet, ask me how comfortable it is to walk down a street alone, how many friends I have who haven't tried to be more than that, and if people have a tendency to disregard the things that I say, whether they be...I don't know...compliments or work strategies, because of the way I look. If I couldn't form some sort of conclusion based on that, I would be a complete idiot. I'm not. I'm sorry genetics were kind to me there, too.
I'm sorry, but it's always been a problem for me, you know, self image and self esteem. I know that i'm not the ugliest person in the world, but i look at myself in a mirror, i can't help but think "oh god, what's that?". So that's disturbing for me. I think it has a lot to do with my teenage years : i don't know if i'm in one category, objectively, or in the other one. People here seem to know who they are, and i'm a bit confused, that's why i think this way. I don't find it disturbing that you know that you're beautiful, and you objectively are, but it's disturbing not to know where you actually are. i mean myself. I can't make myself clear, and i didn't want to offend anyone. And what "golddustsongbird" said is still for me, funny and harsh, because of the situation, and not because of you. i don't have the time to think about it now, but i guess i'll post something more intelligent later.
LikeAWillow
07-19-2010, 02:06 PM
I know. i'm sorry. I guess i think i'm the other category, and i thought i should act this way. Then again, it's disturbing for me, and i won't post here anymore, since i'm biased and i don't know how to think. Damn, not clear, but it's clear for me.
We're cool, man. This is obviously a touchy subject for me, too. Don't stop posting, just don't expect to take shots at me without me firing back.
Sleepless-Child
07-19-2010, 02:11 PM
We're cool, man. This is obviously a touchy subject for me, too. Don't stop posting, just don't expect to take shots at me without me firing back.
Oh God, Marissa, i'm ok with people knowing that they're beautiful, i'd love to be one of them. Everyone knows that you're beautiful. Lisa finds herself ugly. Well, the disturbing part for me is : which one is right about their visions of beauty, and everything ? I don't judge anyone. I just don't know who's right about all of this :). God, being french is hard, i don't know how to make myself clear. i'm sorry. I seriously won't post here anymore.
LikeAWillow
07-19-2010, 02:15 PM
Oh God, Marissa, i'm ok with people knowing that they're beautiful, i'd love to be one of them. Everyone knows that you're beautiful. Lisa finds herself ugly. Well, the disturbing part for me is : which one is right about their visions of beauty, and everything ? I don't judge anyone. I just don't know who's right about all of this :). God, being french is hard, i don't know how to make myself clear. i'm sorry. I seriously won't post here anymore.
I'm about to PM you, but really, I'm only going to be mad at you if you do stop posting because of this. I mean, as great for my ego as it would be for you to leave because of the way I look :laugh: (joke kids, that was a joke), it's a pretty bad reason to give up a message board.
DON'T LEAVE.
Sleepless-Child
07-19-2010, 02:17 PM
I'm about to PM you, but really, I'm only going to be mad at you if you do stop posting because of this. I mean, as great for my ego as it would be for you to leave because of the way I look :laugh: (joke kids, that was a joke), it's a pretty bad reason to give up a message board.
DON'T LEAVE.
:lol: you're crazy.
Ooh, no, I meant on this thread girl. I'm not THAT touchy !
LikeAWillow
07-19-2010, 02:20 PM
:lol: you're crazy.
Ooh, no, I meant on this thread girl. I'm not THAT touchy !
:woohoo: :laugh:
Well gosh. Now I'm the one with the low self esteem because I didn't drive you away.
Sleepless-Child
07-19-2010, 02:22 PM
:woohoo: :laugh:
Well gosh. Now I'm the one with the low self esteem because I didn't drive you away.
Shut up ! :laugh:
goldustsongbird
07-19-2010, 03:58 PM
It's a little less delicious when it's directed at you, and your crime was paying someone a compliment.
I'm also a little confused on what you found disturbing about this thread. You mention the "ones who are beautiful or think they are." Hi. My name's Marissa. I'm the only one who placed herself as attractive, so if you're going to talk about me, address me directly. I never said that I was beautiful, I said I was pretty, but the former is probably true on a good day, too, sure, so I'll own it.
Now, as your apparent resident beautiful girl in this thread, let's talk about what's disturbing about my posts. Is it disturbing that I recognize this as a trait that I have? I hope not. If it is, it's also disturbing that I like to think about myself as caring and intelligent. Is it disturbing because, since you are able to analyse behaviors, and you can't place yourself in either catorgory, I shouldn't be able to either?
Well, ask me the last time I went to a cafe and paid full price, or, most often, paid at all, for my coffee. Ask me how many people have asked for my number recently. Or, better yet, ask me how comfortable it is to walk down a street alone, how many friends I have who haven't tried to be more than that, and if people have a tendency to disregard the things that I say, whether they be...I don't know...compliments or work strategies, because of the way I look. If I couldn't form some sort of conclusion based on that, I would be a complete idiot. I'm not. I'm sorry genetics were kind to me there, too.
Obviously I don't need to speak for SleeplessChild, but what I said in my other reply stands: It's fine for people to know what they are. Smiley face aside, self-awareness isn't a crime. It's a double edged sword: If you say you're attractive, then the knee jerk reaction from some people is that you must be conceited. Downplaying it might make people think you are truly not aware of what you are (thus, maybe dumb?), or it might aggravate them even more if they think you're playing dumb.
Alternately, if someone comes out and says they're ugly or that they feel that way, it's almost guaranteed that someone will try to dissuade them. So... looking at it like that, if you want to be black and white about it, then it seems no one can comment on their own appearance. I don't believe that, but you can't expect discussions about this without amounts of emotion coming into play.
in the same vein, I'd have to be an idiot to think I was attractive. I don't want to be the ugly girl with the inflated ego. That's as bad as a gorgeous one who purposely uses her looks to her advantage every chance she gets.
LikeAWillow
07-19-2010, 04:12 PM
Alternately, if someone comes out and says they're ugly or that they feel that way, it's almost guaranteed that someone will try to dissuade them. So... looking at it like that, if you want to be black and white about it, then it seems no one can comment on their own appearance. I don't believe that, but you can't expect discussions about this without amounts of emotion coming into play.
I think it's interesting that you see that as a negative and (seemingly) as lying. I understand being objective, especially in a thread like this, but at the same time, most people do have something about them that's objectively physically pretty, whether it's good arms or eyebrows or a smile. Would you think it was wrong for someone to say to an unattractive person something like "No, you're not hideous, you have such a great ____ ?" I'm actually asking, by the way, that isn't rhetorical. I don't think that people who give out compliments to people who aren't Miss America are necessairly being patronizing.
goldustsongbird
07-19-2010, 05:04 PM
I think it's interesting that you see that as a negative and (seemingly) as lying. I understand being objective, especially in a thread like this, but at the same time, most people do have something about them that's objectively physically pretty, whether it's good arms or eyebrows or a smile. Would you think it was wrong for someone to say to an unattractive person something like "No, you're not hideous, you have such a great ____ ?" I'm actually asking, by the way, that isn't rhetorical. I don't think that people who give out compliments to people who aren't Miss America are necessairly being patronizing.
Not in the least. Honestly? I'm having a hard time explaining this because I only apply it to myself. I don't hold anyone to the standards I hold myself to, thank god. :laugh: I don't think it's wrong to really compliment someone. And it isn't wrong to accept one. Speaking only for myself, though, sometimes a compliment that focuses on that single thing is actually harder to take, because it's one thing. It's not like, "you're 100% pretty" it's "well... your hair is nice." See what I mean?
LikeAWillow
07-19-2010, 05:11 PM
It's not like, "you're 100% pretty" it's "well... your hair is nice." See what I mean?
Yeah, I get where you're coming from. I thank god pretty isn't usually judged on a 100% basis, though. Me and my too-big-at-the-tip nose and too-small-at-the-everywhere chest would definitely be out :laugh:
carrie721
07-19-2010, 05:16 PM
My husband is the most beautiful man ever...huge storm-blue eyes, killer bod, salt n pepper andersoncooper cut.
i thought storm clouds were grey.
Is this just a thread for Ethan to tell us who he's lusting after right now? :D
And right now I would say the most beautiful woman imo is the actress Elizabeth Mitchell. I have a total girl crush on her
i think she'd be a lot prettier if she hadn't hacked away at her nose and f*cked with her lips so much. her face looks artificial to me now, even though there's clearly a lot of natural beauty there.
Not in the least. Honestly? I'm having a hard time explaining this because I only apply it to myself. I don't hold anyone to the standards I hold myself to, thank god. :laugh: I don't think it's wrong to really compliment someone. And it isn't wrong to accept one. Speaking only for myself, though, sometimes a compliment that focuses on that single thing is actually harder to take, because it's one thing. It's not like, "you're 100% pretty" it's "well... your hair is nice." See what I mean?
but you have such a nice personality!
:lol:
i get where you are coming from, as i used to be really self conscious about my appearance. but now, if someone wants to say i'm hot (as the lecherous hispanic men at work frequently do ... and btw, PC police, if you're out there, i mean lecherous AND hispanic, not lecherous BECAUSE they're hispanic, k?), i own it and agree. f*cking right i'm hot. who cares if somebody else thinks i'm not?
i am not conventionally pretty, movie star pretty, or any of that. but i have enough casual sex to not give a f*ck. attitude can make up for a lot of physical deficiencies.
LikeAWillow
07-19-2010, 05:20 PM
but i have enough casual sex to not give a f*ck. attitude can make up for a lot of physical deficiencies.
Srsly, you could have me just for that line, bb.
carrie721
07-19-2010, 05:21 PM
Srsly, you could have me just for that line, bb.
oh the stories i could tell. :lol:
SapphireSister
07-19-2010, 05:40 PM
Srsly, you could have me just for that line, bb.
Sassy! I'm next in line ;).
jannieC
07-19-2010, 05:46 PM
I have an odd tendency to find "prettiness" where someone else may not. I'm not sure why.
Good lord, is this true:
It's a double edged sword: If you say you're attractive, then the knee jerk reaction from some people is that you must be conceited. Downplaying it might make people think you are truly not aware of what you are (thus, maybe dumb?), or it might aggravate them even more if they think you're playing dumb.
I also think that if someone is pretty, but the self-esteem doesn't match, she may be perceived as someone who is fishing for compliments. I wish I had understood how pretty I was in my younger years. I really struggled with self esteem for many years. Only now, in my 40s, do I have an air of confidence that probably doesn't even match the reality! (Ala Elaine in Seinfeld, "...is it possible I'm not as attractive as I think I am?') :)
Alternately, if someone comes out and says they're ugly or that they feel that way, it's almost guaranteed that someone will try to dissuade them. So... looking at it like that, if you want to be black and white about it, then it seems no one can comment on their own appearance.
I believe that we all are capable of finding beauty in people when the reality may be different . I had a boyfriend once that I found pretty physically unattractive at first sight. After getting to know him, I became really attracted to him and ended up with him for 5+ years. :shrug:
I'm glad this thread turned out to be more involved than Ethan's friend who really is "quite the piece." :)
estranged4life
07-19-2010, 06:13 PM
I have an odd tendency to find "prettiness" where someone else may not. I'm not sure why.
I'm somewhat the same way, I guess it has something to do with seeing deeper than what the outside shows.
I believe that we all are capable of finding beauty in people when the reality may be different . I had a boyfriend once that I found pretty physically unattractive at first sight. After getting to know him, I became really attracted to him and ended up with him for 5+ years. :shrug:
I felt the exact same way with Debbie, but deeper down she was more beautiful than what physically could be seen (Same can be said for Christy C. - though someone needs her to see within instead of WHAT appears in the mirror)
goldustsongbird
07-19-2010, 06:23 PM
but you have such a nice personality!
:lol:
i get where you are coming from, as i used to be really self conscious about my appearance. but now, if someone wants to say i'm hot (as the lecherous hispanic men at work frequently do ... and btw, PC police, if you're out there, i mean lecherous AND hispanic, not lecherous BECAUSE they're hispanic, k?), i own it and agree. f*cking right i'm hot. who cares if somebody else thinks i'm not?
i am not conventionally pretty, movie star pretty, or any of that. but i have enough casual sex to not give a f*ck. attitude can make up for a lot of physical deficiencies.
Great, not only are you a liar, but you're racist too. :D
I care because I want everyone to think I'm hot. :laugh: A lofty goal, but seriously, I'm nothing if I don't have looks. That's why it bothers me so much that I don't have them.
II also think that if someone is pretty, but the self-esteem doesn't match, she may be perceived as someone who is fishing for compliments. I wish I had understood how pretty I was in my younger years. I really struggled with self esteem for many years. Only now, in my 40s, do I have an air of confidence that probably doesn't even match the reality! (Ala Elaine in Seinfeld, "...is it possible I'm not as attractive as I think I am?') :)
Occasionally I wonder if I fall into that first category, or will eventually. I'm afraid I might look at pictures in 20 years and realize I wasted a lot of time being self conscious. However, this is an unlikely scenario since we all know about 2012. ;)
HomerMcvie
07-19-2010, 06:29 PM
Occasionally I wonder if I fall into that first category, or will eventually. I'm afraid I might look at pictures in 20 years and realize I wasted a lot of time being self conscious. However, this is an unlikely scenario since we all know about 2012. ;)
I'm still extremely self conscious. Okay, I'm 41(get guessed younger), and most of my friends are in their early 20's. Well, I've got a pool, and I've realized that I tend to only throw pool parties at night. I always find a daytime excuse. But the reality is, I don't feel like I'm being examined and scrutinized, at night. A 500 watt pool light is one thing...full sunlight is another!:mad:
estranged4life
07-20-2010, 09:06 AM
See, the weight loss DID a lot for me, facially. Because I was all JOWL-Y, when I was 45 lbs more. And that's all gone now.
because I have lost about 30 lbs. (Down from 266 lbs to 238 lbs) just by changing my diet alone (Plus I bought a treadmill awhile back that I use occassionally) and my face is not as 'puffy' as it once was.
I look young for a 40 yr. old, minus the greying hair - which started WAY back in 1989 due to an incident involving the following:
#1 Christy C.
#2 A dark secluded park in Miami, OK
#3 The back seat of a car
#4 And an intruding Oklahoma Highway Patrolman. :thumbsup:
louielouie2000
07-20-2010, 11:27 AM
Wuteva, wuteva, you don't know me~
PLEASE tell me that's a reference to the South Park episode where Cartman goes on Maury Povich as an out of control child :laugh:
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"It's my hot body, I do what I want!"
gretchen
07-20-2010, 11:40 AM
i thought storm clouds were grey.
Jesus okay slate blue eyes....:rolleyes:.
http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q104/gretch_014/247slateblue_lrg.jpg
goldustsongbird
07-20-2010, 02:58 PM
PLEASE tell me that's a reference to the South Park episode where Cartman goes on Maury Povich as an out of control child :laugh:
"It's my hot body, I do what I want!"
I'm outta control! I do what I want, bitch!
carrie721
07-20-2010, 07:03 PM
Great, not only are you a liar, but you're racist too. :D
damn straight.
I care because I want everyone to think I'm hot. :laugh: A lofty goal, but seriously, I'm nothing if I don't have looks. That's why it bothers me so much that I don't have them.
Occasionally I wonder if I fall into that first category, or will eventually. I'm afraid I might look at pictures in 20 years and realize I wasted a lot of time being self conscious. However, this is an unlikely scenario since we all know about 2012. ;)
the world iz gunna end, but skully can't find owt~
Jesus okay slate blue eyes....:rolleyes:.
http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q104/gretch_014/247slateblue_lrg.jpg
:lol: thank you.
Musicman408
07-20-2010, 07:23 PM
PLEASE tell me that's a reference to the South Park episode where Cartman goes on Maury Povich as an out of control child :laugh:
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"It's my hot body, I do what I want!"
I think I just died a little bit inside!!! :laugh:
3rd World Man
08-06-2010, 09:36 AM
Now I thought the question was who you know, not who you've seen in Hollywood, etc..? Anyway, I actually know the most beautiful woman I have even seen in person or o/w, and maybe you've seen her too! She goes by Nico, and not only is she the most beautiful woman on the outside, but she is the most amazing person inside too! Her inner beauty and personality would shine through regardless of her appearance...if she gained 100# :eek: or her hair turned gray :shocked: I would love her just the same :xoxo: Glad I know you gorgeous girl!
holidayroad
08-07-2010, 12:06 PM
Now I thought the question was who you know, not who you've seen in Hollywood, etc..? Anyway, I actually know the most beautiful woman I have even seen in person or o/w, and maybe you've seen her too! She goes by Nico, and not only is she the most beautiful woman on the outside, but she is the most amazing person inside too! Her inner beauty and personality would shine through regardless of her appearance...if she gained 100# :eek: or her hair turned gray :shocked: I would love her just the same :xoxo: Glad I know you gorgeous girl!
That's such a sweet, heartfelt post! I knew Nico seemed so nice and friendly. It's great to know that she also has a person in her life that thinks so highly of her!
That's such a sweet, heartfelt post! I knew Nico seemed so nice and friendly. It's great to know that she also has a person in her life that thinks so highly of her!
What a sweet thing to say holidayroad. Thank you. :)
3rd World Man
08-11-2010, 04:11 PM
That's such a sweet, heartfelt post! I knew Nico seemed so nice and friendly. It's great to know that she also has a person in her life that thinks so highly of her!
WOW...thanks for the kind words! I'm sure Nico appreciated your comments too. I'd have said even more wonderful things about her, but I was afraid no one would believe me. But what I did say was all true...she's such a wonderful person that she deserves the highest pedestal I can possibly construct :nod: (and no, she's not my wife or even my girlfriend, but I'd give the world to turn this avatar kiss into a real one :xoxo:
Ghost_Tracker
08-20-2010, 10:45 PM
"LADIES and gentlemen, please put your hands together for Miss Jana - ANDERSON!!!
Let's HEAR it!!!!!"
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_NLlxF8n3v70/S8MdwUzhmVI/AAAAAAAAABc/w-f6OqjmADM/s1600/Jana+Anderson.jpg
Ghost_Tracker
08-20-2010, 10:49 PM
Mr. Pierce Brosnan.
I think that he is a very talented actor, and "the kind of guy you'd like to have a beer with."
Oh - The ladies consider him good-looking? Oh, well thank you for pointing that out to me; I hadn't noticed. :rolleyes:
http://007.bond.free.fr/images/Acteurs/Pierce-Brosnan/brosnan_remington-steele.jpg
http://images.mycollects.com/Upload/uploadfiles/remington_steele.JPG
SisterNightroad
09-20-2015, 01:53 PM
There was a girl in high school that had an ethereal beauty, big green eyes, heart shaped face, delicate features, fair skin and dark red hair; she was tall and lean and she truly had a balletic bearing since she was a dancer. I envied her a little.
Macfanforever
09-20-2015, 06:19 PM
Santa Clause.LOL.........................................................................................
I remember the girls were all over Tom Selleck, The Dukes boys,Tom Cruise,John Stamos and John Travolta.
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