<p>Clooney’s head does bobble!</p>
<p>LMAO that my word got ****'d! Uh, I guess I should have said “tilt” of the head.</p>
<p>I definitely have a type, so yeah, Clooney and dh are both brunettes.</p>
<p>Me: Bucky Dent
Hubby: Julia Roberts</p>
<p>GEE zooser a big time yankees fan opting for Bucky F***ing Dent…TOO FUNNY! :D</p>
<p>Maybe Zooser thinks Dent got the middle name “F******” because he’s good in the sack.</p>
<p>Clooney’s head bobbling gives me motion sickness, so I need a barf bucket when I watch him…same equipment needed when I listen to Sean Penn announcing his political views.</p>
<p>Also can’t watch Kiefer Sutherland due to the lower part of his ears flaring out like a DeLorean with its doors open.</p>
<p>Youdon’tsay, are you sure you have the words of this sentence in the right order?:</p>
<p>“schmaltz, I LOVE that **** of the head that Clooney has, are you kidding me???”</p>
<p>Who do you think you’re fooling with all that “tilt” nonsense?</p>
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<p>I don’t want to divert the thread, but I have to ask how many of you who have put their free pass names, see similarities between the looks and personality of their free pass and their mate.</p>
<p>Been there with the cancer diagnosis, no hair, looking horrible… that’s one of the main reasons my H is above nearly all of the guys on this list. Can I ask for a “gimme” for Brosnan anyway? He may be a jerk, he may be nice, but I remember seeing Remington Steele back in the early 80’s … so, that kind of dates me, doesn’t it…just so suave and good-looking!</p>
<p>dragonmom - your H deserves to be at the top of the list!</p>
<p>Anyone else surprised to see Sandra Bullock’s name pop up so many times? TO me she always seemed like more of a girl’s girl (wholesome, funny girl next door). Sort of reminds me of an episode of The Office, when they were debating if Hilary Swank was sexy or not, despite being beautiful.</p>
<p>As for men, I would toss in Gregory Peck and JFK Jr, though both were so good-looking that even in a fantasy world they would seem unattainable.</p>
<p>Me: another vote for the incomparable Mr. Darcy/Colin Firth (my 68 yr old mother almost
fell off the couch watching him on blu-ray last month…)</p>
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<p>H: Michelle Pfeiffer
Sandra Bullock</p>
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<p>Well since Zooser has season tickets to the Yanks (I am pretty sure she does, maybe it was a different mom though), I am pretty sure she thinks he is the ultimate man because when he is needed to get the job done for his family (Yanks) he got it done.</p>
<p>However, that could easily convert into he is got to be good in the sack with that kind of power and control!</p>
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That actually reminds me of the saying men want the girl who is innocent in public, but the opposite in private. I think most men who choose Bullock, think that because she was married to Jesse she probably is that exact girl.
I also think most men also like the role of protector to women. Just as if you look at the men women are choosing, they are also seen as the protector.</p>
<p>Pima, guess what!!!</p>
<p>Bucky is going to be signing books at the Barnes & Noble in midtown this Friday at noon.</p>
<p>Guess where I’ll be?</p>
<p>Wow! Those Brits are dashing. Colin and Pierce could keep themselves quite busy. </p>
<p>I’d put them on the list along with a couple of Aussies: Alex O’Loughlin and Hugh Jackman.</p>
<p>Technically I don’t need a free pass :), but…</p>
<p>Mark Harmon
Joe Mauer (baseball player)
Anyone who ever played James Bond</p>
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<p>Well, of course he’s head and shoulders above anyone on my real-people list, but can’t I just snuggle a few fantasy ideas into the not-real list? I had cancer, not a lobotomy.</p>
<p>I’m a little disappointed that my post #46 hasn’t generated a firestorm of righteous indignation.</p>
<p>As for a pass: Lena Olin, Candice Cardinele, or Denise Milani.</p>
<p>had cancer, not a lobotomy.</p>
<p>I tell H, that I may be * old* and married, but I’m not dead.</p>
<p>Hey, I was agreeing with your post, not scolding!</p>
<p>Soooooo, last year I was painting on Matador Beach in Malibu. Very early, very empty and relatively quiet. I kinda get “in the zone” while I’m concentrating and I really don’t want to be bothered. In the corner of my eye I notice someone is standing about three feet behind me. This person stays there for about five minutes while I do my best not to turn around.
Uh oh…here he comes…around to the front of my easel, to give the dreaded critique.
“Nice, really really, nice. Hope to see you here again soon…” </p>
<p>It was Mr Brosnan. AND HE WAS LOVELY. Absolutely lovely.
Well I had my chance and all I could say was, “uuuuuuhhhhhhhhh thanks”</p>
<p>That story now puts him above Clooney for me because it seems like he is a real person and not one that believes he is unapproachable due to his fame.</p>
<p>When I was in high school, a classmate of mine went skiing in Utah. She got stuck in a snowdrift and couldn’t get out. She was in tears, when all of a sudden a ski pole reached out to her. She grabbed it and the skier pulled her out of the drift. She came to her feet and stared into the eyes of Robert Redford. He said “take care now.” She said all she could do was stammer, “Tttthhhhhhaaaaaanks!” </p>
<p>I have never been so jealous in my life. I loved Robert Redford in those days!</p>