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CommentAuthorvcrumpet
- CommentTimeMay 8th 2008
You've got five choices starting with your number one choice of sexual partners be it man or woman, dead or alive (preferably you would be thinking about said dead person when they were alive - but whatever floats your boat) famous or friend, animal or mineral... etc
my top five would have to be ... 1. Ernesto Che Guevara - for his smoudering good looks, saucy Spanish accent and the whole love one another egalitarian thang he had going on. 2. Jesus - bit controversial perhaps, but to my mind JC was the first real hippie and I totally dig that (and beards). 3. Johnny Depp - I am only human. 4. Colin Farrell - you just know it would be fantastic! 5. James Dyson - because I really need a new vacuum cleaner (and that new swively ball one looks the biz)...
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CommentAuthorRunningSue
- CommentTimeMay 16th 2008
OK, here goes: 1. Viggo Mortensen - there's something about Aragorn in Lord of the Rings that makes my toes curl. 2. Ewan McGregor - sexy, cheeky with that all important sense of humour 3. Jean Reno - odd choice, I know but that French accent does it for me 4. Vin Diesel - I like them bald with smoky voices, something about virility! 5. Johnny Depp - have to agree, just couldn't resist! -
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CommentAuthorChloe
- CommentTimeMay 21st 2008
Hmm, good choices above. Mine would have to be David Tennant at the mo, followed closely by a younger Clint Eastwood. Pretty disparate choices I know. But horses for courses.
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CommentAuthorvcrumpet
- CommentTimeMay 21st 2008
Chloe - you still have three choices left!
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CommentAuthormagickal_delicatesse
- CommentTimeJul 12th 2008
A young Alan Bates, A young charles Dickens, Jim Cavaziel, Russel Crowe and my sons head teacher!!!
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CommentAuthorscrivo
- CommentTimeAug 9th 2008
Ooooh, good question.
RunningSue, I am so with you on the Viggo Mortensen in LOTR, phwoooargh... though I had a slight thing for Legolas too, which could be construed as weird.It was that cool thousand-yard-stare, and the fact he never got sweaty or bloody but remained neat and tidy all through the heat of battle.
Anyway, LOTR aside... in no particular order I am going for Jake Gyllenhall, Johnny Depp, Sawyer from Lost (for a bit of rough), Mr Darcy (the C Firth one, for a bit of smooth)... I am feeling the need for a historical figure here or at least someone with more than just cute looks to recommend them.... but I can't think of any... ummmm.... Or, I know, Lord Byron. Sultry looks, strong jawline, a way with words... Grrrrr.
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CommentAuthorGoblin Films
- CommentTimeAug 11th 2008
Johnny Depp of course, nice that he may be moving to Norfolk where I live. ;)
Jim Morrison
Richard Stanley
Antonio Banderas
Caleb Ross if I was in the mood for a little cradle robbing...
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CommentAuthorscrivo
- CommentTimeSep 16th 2008
You are NOT stealing Johnny Depp, Ms Goblin! He lives here with us. And we love him.
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