1) FNL movie - I love this show so much that not even the absence of Tim '33' Riggins can dampen my enthusiasm for the movie. I'll mainly go to see Tammy & Coach, AKA the greatest on-screen couple ever.
1) FNL movie - I love this show so much that not even the absence of Tim '33' Riggins can dampen my enthusiasm for the movie. I'll mainly go to see Tammy & Coach, AKA the greatest on-screen couple ever.
I have the same fear about Eddie Redmayne. I love him, but at the moment it seems I can't go to the cinema, listen to the radio, or turn on the TV without seeing him (any Brits will understand). I'm worried I'll get sick of him, which would be unfortunate since we're destined to be together forever.
I adored that film, but I have to say I thought the degree to which they aged the Gos was a little extreme. The break between the two periods was only meant to be six years I think, but dude looked like he'd aged about fifteen, including several very traumatising events. Even
"Oval: The shape of losers."
They look like Nicholas Kirkwood's doing. He's collaborated with a few designers recently though, so I'm not sure whose line they belong to.
This is so completely ridiculous I can't even feel angry about it - it just makes me laugh.
I can't imagine any circumstances under which I would ever speak to a man in the supermarket, especially a hot one.
The lookbooks for high-end menswear brands can be excellent sources of hot older men. Some even with beards AS WELL. Oh Ambassador, you're really spoiling us.
Two very hot Mormons once came to my door and tried to sell me a VHS about Jesus or Brigham Young or some shit... I wasn't paying much attention, since I was too busy looking at their beautiful faces. They must deliberately choose the hot ones to go out and try to convert people. Or perhaps it's just fruit of the…
Going with the popular choice: marry Matt Damon. Couldn't believe how marriage-able I found him in Contagion - obviously I just have a thing for slightly pudgy men with greying hair in sensible warm outerwear.
Oh dear, no - an excessively beefed-up Tom Hardy with a mask covering most of his beautiful face is not at all relevant to my interests.
We just had our loft (attic) insulated, but so far I have yet to notice the difference. I think my visions of lounging around in my underwear with the heating off were perhaps a little over-optimistic.
Brick was on the TV the other day. I like him with shorter hair than he has in that movie, but still... hot damn.
I don't know... I enjoy Matt Damon, but not when he has no hair. Although my favourite MD is the one in Contagion (a slightly pudgy suburban dad who favours sensible warm outerwear), so obviously my ladybrain is screwed up. I just want him to have facial hair and take me to Oktoberfest and help me host large Christmas…
1. Andrew Garfield's arms are very nice.
If that guy had a beard, he would automatically be ten times more attractive to me. #differentstrokes
"What Do You Wish You Learned In Sex Ed?"
1. a) Who is the guy with Gemma Ward? b) Is he playing Tom Buchanan? If so, stellar casting - exactly how I pictured him.
Dismiss me as an insane animal-lover if you want (if you believe my mother then the vegan diet has destroyed my capacity to reason), but I cannot understand how you can rationalise defending the rights of a fertilised egg that (as someone previously mentioned) has less than a 2/3 chance of implanting, and yet still…
When I was young I was a swimmer, so it was practical for me to have short hair. I was a total tomboy so I didn't really care about my appearance, but I have very masculine features so people would always enquire about my gender and secretly I found it very hurtful.