So what is it with Stevie and ugly men!? - Page 7

cliffdweller · #91 02-10-2012, 09:09 AM

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Originally Posted by HejiraNYC

I hate to say it, but I suspect JBJ may have been a smidge too pretty for Mama's tastes. She appreciates a "funny face" - a face that is not classically handsome, but has some kind of exaggerated feature that makes him endearing in an almost comical sense. For example, I am convinced that Stevie loved Jimmy's unibrow. She loved Mick's bulging eyes and brobdingnag height. She loved Joe Walsh's schnozzola. She loved Rupert Hine's pointy (like a stilletto) chin, just as much as she loves Dave Stewart's lack of a chin. I'd like to think her aesthetic palate is not mainstream, and that she can find beauty in the most unexpected places.

Hence the title of this thread.

I agree. I think Stevie's all about personality and interesting (*ahem*) looking men. I also don't think she can be with a man who is as pretty/high maintenance as her. Can you imagine the drama? THAT would not work.

seekerj · #92 02-10-2012, 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by PenguinHead

Jeff Bridges is a good example of an appropriate age and looks-wise equivalent to Stevie. I would be concerned if she was with anyone too much younger than her. Look what happened to Demi Moore! And who care if he's married or not; that's never stopped Stevie before. Who Stevie wants Stevie gets!

Yeah, uh-huh she's SUCH a victim. Completely innocent. Not a matter of what goes around comes around. Didn't devestate Bruce Willis at all. Poor, poor Demi the old dried-up druggie sleazebag. She got what she deserved.

vivfox · #93 02-10-2012, 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by StreetAngel86

She kinda looks like an older Jessica Biel
idk what she looked like back in the day but she could have been pretty
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She was never attractive to anyone but John.

fringed n fab · #94 02-10-2012, 05:31 PM

I think JBJ looked best in maybe the black and white footage from the Living On A Prayer video. Maybe it was those ripped jeans and ass... nowdays, I don't see the huge deal or appeal.

fringed n fab · #95 02-10-2012, 05:36 PM

You know, someone else I had a brief screen crush on there for a moment back in the late 80's/early 90's, was Mike Tramp from White Lion in their "Wait" video. OMGoodness, could those pants get any tighter? What a fine ass back then.

(I had to)

WildHearted · #96 02-10-2012, 05:43 PM

Well, we all know Stevie's thoughts about John's appearance:

"Jon, watching you leaning over the console... Jon Bon Jovi: Best butt of all time......Get him on the phone! .....Good butt, a fantastic face, and a loyal man. Don't make them like that anymore."

fairydust75 · #97 02-11-2012, 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by fringed n fab

You know, someone else I had a brief screen crush on there for a moment back in the late 80's/early 90's, was Mike Tramp from White Lion in their "Wait" video. OMGoodness, could those pants get any tighter? What a fine ass back then.

(I had to)

I know exactly who your talking about, wow the '80's were a wonderdul time to be a teenage girl....lots of beautiful men to plaster all over your walls....memory's.

Rod~A~Little · #98 02-12-2012, 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by cliffdweller

Hence the title of this thread.

I agree. I think Stevie's all about personality and interesting (*ahem*) looking men. I also don't think she can be with a man who is as pretty/high maintenance as her. Can you imagine the drama? THAT would not work.

Oh yes the drama Cliffdweller!
But what good makings for some fantastic songs it would make!

(Get Stevie some lookers right away!!!)

PenguinHead · #99 02-12-2012, 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by seekerj

Yeah, uh-huh she's SUCH a victim. Completely innocent. Not a matter of what goes around comes around. Didn't devestate Bruce Willis at all. Poor, poor Demi the old dried-up druggie sleazebag. She got what she deserved.

I'm indifferent to Demi, but she's just as emotionally vulnerable as anybody else. She doesn't deserve to be called an old dried-up druggie sleazebag. That over-the-top and unwarrented diatribe says more about your issues than hers. Why so angry?

girlboymusic · #**100** 02-13-2012, 12:23 AM

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Originally Posted by PenguinHead

I'm indifferent to Demi, but she's just as emotionally vulnerable as anybody else. She doesn't deserve to be called an old dried-up druggie sleazebag. That over-the-top and unwarrented diatribe says more about your issues than hers. Why so angry?

Seriously. Also, it's kind of rich of anybody on a Stevie Nicks board to call anyone "an old dried-up druggie sleazebag." Stevie drugged and sleazed with the best of 'em.

teedeerocks · #**101** 10-14-2013, 09:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Rod~A~Little

I was wondering why a beautiful woman such as Stevie has dated....uh well...some not so attractive men.

Okay, so Lindsey was the exception to the rule, but...

Mick Fleetwood
Jimmy Iovine
Joe Walsh
Rupert Hine (?)

Yikes!....

Maybe she's "living out" the whole "beauty and the beast" thing

olive · #**102** 10-15-2013, 07:30 AM

maybe she not that shallow .

michelej1 · #**103** 10-15-2013, 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by olive

maybe she not that shallow .

True. And I don't mean this in a nice, "I see the goodness in all people" way, because I am so not that person, but actually once you know a person, even if your initial impression of them was that they were unattractive, when you start to be drawn to their personality, their physical looks change in your eyes.

It works the other way around too. If they look good on the surface, but then you realize they are sloppy, crude, or stupid, they are soon not going to be as physically appealing as you thought they were at first glance.

Michele

olive · #**104** 10-15-2013, 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by michelej1

True. And I don't mean this in a nice, "I see the goodness in all people" way, because I am so not that person, but actually once you know a person, even if your initial impression of them was that they were unattractive, when you start to be drawn to their personality, their physical looks change in your eyes.

It works the other way around too. If they look good on the surface, but then you realize they are sloppy, crude, or stupid, they are soon not going to be as physically appealing as you thought they were at first glance.

Michele

I agree . so many people are hung up on looks they sometimes over look someone wonderful

vivfox · #**105** 10-15-2013, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by michelej1

True. And I don't mean this in a nice, "I see the goodness in all people" way, because I am so not that person, but actually once you know a person, even if your initial impression of them was that they were unattractive, when you start to be drawn to their personality, their physical looks change in your eyes.

It works the other way around too. If they look good on the surface, but then you realize they are sloppy, crude, or stupid, they are soon not going to be as physically appealing as you thought they were at first glance.

One of the things I love about you is your honesty, Michele. But IMO this statement is from a woman's point of view. Us men are unfortunately more shallow minded. If they look good on the surface, but then you realize they are sloppy, crude, or stupid, they are still going to be as physically appealing as you thought they were at first glance.

(For real though)