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Old 04-16-2005, 03:44 PM
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Dr. Evans has wonderful taste. I also personally know several men who have had crushes on Christine through the years.
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Old 04-16-2005, 04:53 PM
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How cool! I've never met anyone who had a crush on Christine. She is most definitely worthy, though!
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Old 04-16-2005, 06:23 PM
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Not trying to get any Chiffon feathers ruffled, but Christine is a real woman. Strong, beautiful, extremely talented, funny, sexy. Everything a man could hope for. (I forgot rich, too!)
Stevie, to me, just seems so.......weird. Too much a fairy princess. If that's your cup of tea, fine. Me, I'll take "REAL", anyday.
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Old 04-16-2005, 08:24 PM
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Not trying to get any Chiffon feathers ruffled, but Christine is a real woman. Strong, beautiful, extremely talented, funny, sexy. Everything a man could hope for. (I forgot rich, too!)
Stevie, to me, just seems so.......weird. Too much a fairy princess. If that's your cup of tea, fine. Me, I'll take "REAL", anyday.
I agree w/ all of the above.

Heck, I'm straight, but I've had a crush on Chris forever! She just seems like a really beautiful person.

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Old 04-16-2005, 09:11 PM
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I agree w/ all of the above.

Heck, I'm straight, but I've had a crush on Chris forever! She just seems like a really beautiful person.

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I would LOVE to go out drinking with CM. I have a feeling we would be great pub friends

As for looks, CM is a pretty woman with a distinctive look and she still looks damn good. I love her.
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I would LOVE to go out drinking with CM. I have a feeling we would be great pub friends
That's funny. I was actually going to say that Christine would make a great drinking buddy, too.

Christine really has that "girl next door" quality about her. Most of us guys have known a girl like Christine: the girl who's one of the guys, but is also a beautiful woman. Still, the beauty isn't necessarily the first thing one notices right away. It's like an added bonus.
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I would LOVE to go out drinking with CM. I have a feeling we would be great pub friends

As for looks, CM is a pretty woman with a distinctive look and she still looks damn good. I love her.
If would be tons of fun to drink with Chris.
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If would be tons of fun to drink with Chris.
Yeah, I've been entertaining the weirdest of fantasies lately, and that's another good one that I now have stuck in my head. (I think I'd have to do better than the Arbor Mist with Christine, though. ) I can picture myself having a few drinks with her while she wows me with that beautiful accent and I melt.
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I would LOVE to go out drinking with CM. I have a feeling we would be great pub friends
As for looks, CM is a pretty woman with a distinctive look and she still looks damn good. I love her.
Hell, I'm having a drink with her right now. Well, sort of....
That's always been how I'd like to meet her. Over a bottle or two of wine. We'd get half lit, play music together, laugh our asses off......
Hey, a fella can dream.....
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Ah, everybody wants to go out drinking with Christine and now she no longer drinks.
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Not trying to get any Chiffon feathers ruffled, but Christine is a real woman. Strong, beautiful, extremely talented, funny, sexy. Everything a man could hope for. (I forgot rich, too!)
Stevie, to me, just seems so.......weird. Too much a fairy princess. If that's your cup of tea, fine. Me, I'll take "REAL", anyday.
You don't have to diss Stevie to appreciate Christine.

I think they're both incredibly sexy in different ways. I don't like to pit them against each other because it's not fair. We could spend all night talking about things that each has that the other doesn't. They both amaze me. The end.
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You don't have to diss Stevie to appreciate Christine.

I think they're both incredibly sexy in different ways. I don't like to pit them against each other because it's not fair. We could spend all night talking about things that each has that the other doesn't. They both amaze me. The end.
Ditto. I think they're both beautiful.
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You don't have to diss Stevie to appreciate Christine.
No one said you did. I said Stevie was a little weird, and too much a fairy princess, for me. It was a very civil opinion, IMO. Not dissing. Unless anything other than the highest praise cannot be offered here.
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No one said you did. I said Stevie was a little weird, and too much a fairy princess, for me. It was a very civil opinion, IMO. Not dissing. Unless anything other than the highest praise cannot be offered here.
Fairy princess seems condescending. What does that mean, really? I also don't like weird to have a negative connotation. I think I'm a hell of a lot weirder than Stevie (does she have seventeen stethoscopes that she names and is not a medical professional?), and I think it's one of my (few ) good qualities that I'm weird.

Oh yeah, and you said certainly implied that Christine was the only one who was a "real" woman. That's quite an insult to woman. I'd hate for some chick to say to me, "I want to date someone else, someone who's a real woman."

Aside from all of that, it's totally unnecessary to bring Stevie into it at all. Why do that? I could talk about Stevie's greatness in her forum and I wouldn't have to say "Yeah, she totally does such and such better than Christine does," or whatever. It's gratuitious. You can say how wonderful Christine is and Stevie does not even need to be mentioned.
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Fairy princess seems condescending.
I meant fairy princess as in: All that mystical crap. Spirit catchers, and all that balogna.
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Oh yeah, and you said certainly implied that Christine was the only one who was a "real" woman. That's quite an insult to woman. I'd hate for some chick to say to me, "I want to date someone else, someone who's a real woman."
By real, I mostly meant REGULAR. NORMAL. Has ANYONE ever called Stevie regular, or normal????? I think not.

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Aside from all of that, it's totally unnecessary to bring Stevie into it at all. Why do that? I could talk about Stevie's greatness in her forum and I wouldn't have to say "Yeah, she totally does such and such better than Christine does," or whatever. It's gratuitious. You can say how wonderful Christine is and Stevie does not even need to be mentioned.
Whew. I'm glad we've got Post Police here to set me straight! If I want to include a comparison in my assessment of Chris, that's my right, isn't it?
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