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Oh how could I forget Mr. Flynn? I'd spend my life with William Powell but Errol Flynn for a fling--anytime, anyplace!
BegintheBeguine said:I too seem to crush over cute guys easily. When I was a child, I had a crush on the drummer form the Banana Splits. Right now I am embarrassed to admit I have an idiotic crush on a Lounge member! OOOOH, what new handsome pic will he post of himself next?
Lauren said:Modern day crushes? Does Captain Jack Sparrow count?
BJonas said:From the Golden Age, I like Fay Wray, Rita Hayworth, and a few Vargas Girls. )QUOTE]
I have a "thing" for a Varga Girl too, and I'm female! She is from April of 194? and has long red hair, is wearing some creamy colored lingere, is sitting on the floor with her legs on front and feet flat in the floor, knees bent up, and is holding what looks like a letter. The look on her face always makes me study the print I have to try and figure out what was in that letter and what she is feeling.
Oh, I forgot a couple of other crushes in my last post:
I have one on Hugh Laurie's character Mr. Palmer in Sense and Sensibility, and Josh Groban's voice makes me swoon.
Edit: I just found an online pic of my fav Varga Girl, and uploaded her as my avatar.
VargasGirl said:Here here on Capt. Jack Sparrow! I totally don't get why I like him either, ...
I haven't been here long enough to get a crush on a lounge member, plus I spend most of my time in the Powder Room. But just tell me who is crush worthy and a-crushing-I-will-go!SaraBell said:Who hasn't had a little crush on a fellow lounger at one time or another? lol
VargasGirl said:Here here on Capt. Jack Sparrow! I totally don't get why I like him either, he has bad teeth, is always dirty, and is kind of a jerk, but Oh My Gawd! When I first saw him on the big screen he actually reminded me of a guy I used to date (he was a big jerk too!) because of the mannerisms. It made me laugh out loud in the theater.
As for a Golden Age crush, Jimmy Stewart all the way!! Esp. in It's a Wonderful Life, Mr. Smith Goes To Washington, The Shop Around the Corner, and Harvey. Swoon!
Yeah, Prince? Not so much....Marc Chevalier said:Remember Prince, the recording artist? Women swooned over that guy. He had (has?) the same vibe as Jack Sparrow.
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I think it's more the idea of a dangerous man that we really like. I think it was Jeff Foxworthy who said "in real life you get a dangerous man, and you find yourself hanging out the trailer window screaming at the cops 'Lock him up! Lock his as* up!' while he screams back "You better not touch my cigatettes woman!"Hondo said:You certainly got better as time goes by; my question is why do women go for jerks, big or small? I don’t get it [huh] , is it because girls like the sense of danger, bad guys, and rebellion because Mom and Pop wouldn’t approve? but once you taste bad teeth or breaths go for something better, it’s been a mystery as long as I can remember, I don’t get it girls [huh]
And they're never our kind of jerks, either...sarcastic, smart-ass, prone to embarrass themselves and/or others after a few too many...[huh]Hondo said:my question is why do women go for jerks, big or small? I don’t get it
I suppose I could, but in an much more homosexual way...Marc Chevalier said:But could you see him playing a pirate, like Jack Sparrow? I could.
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VargasGirl said:As for a Golden Age crush, Jimmy Stewart all the way!! Esp. in It's a Wonderful Life, Mr. Smith Goes To Washington, The Shop Around the Corner, and Harvey. Swoon!
VargasGirl said:I suppose I could, but in an much more homosexual way...
Hondo said:why do women go for jerks, big or small?
Maggie Gyllenhaal (late '20s-early '30s romantic heroine)
Catherine Keener (early '30s strong woman/bad girl)
Virginia Madsen (early-mid '30s hottie with a heart)
Jean Louisa Kelly (late '30s singing ing?©nue)
Lauren Graham (early '40s comedienne)
Lisa Edelstein (early '40s gal Friday)
According to me and the friends I hung out with, we all thought Prince was a bit creepy. That guy has absolutely no sex appeal whatsoever! It has been a curiousity of mine, why he's had so many women [huh] Jack Sparrow comes across as the typical 'bad boy', Prince is just plain geeky.Marc Chevalier said:Remember Prince, the recording artist? Women swooned over that guy. He had (has?) the same vibe as Jack Sparrow.
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