chloe wrote:
> Scruff wrote:
>> chloe wrote:
>>> Scruff wrote:
>>>> chloe wrote:
>>>>> dracozna wrote:
>>>>>> chloe wrote:
>>>>>>> Okay gang - time for you to hit the clubs, bars, book stores, coffee
>>>>>>> houses, gyms, museums, wherever you go, and get your boogy woogy on.
>>>>>>> The ladies are out there waiting for the action to start.
>>>>>>> Turn off the computer, tv, videogame, etc., and join the party!
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Oh, and speaking for all the ladies: guys, look into my eyes once in
>>>>>>> awhile and not just my tits, okay? I did them just for you. And even
>>>>>>> though I look like I'm kind of fast and hard-edged, like maybe I've
>>>>>>> been around alittle, deep down I'm just a smalltown girl with a tender
>>>>>>> heart. So go easy, don't be a jerk.
>>>>>>> Seeya Monday!
>>>>>>> XOXOX
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Sorry it's already Saturday morning here ;-)
>>>>>> And I still have problem with the eyes/boobs/butt/eyes look
>>>>>> I'm just hardwired to look at boobs ;-)
>>>>>
>>>>> Don't get me wrong, I WANT guys to notice my body, I have spent endless
>>>>> hours, over many years, in the gym and on the dance floor, lived on a
>>>>> strict diet, all to sculpt myself. But I also have a very nice smile
>>>>> and eyes, hair, etc.
>>>>
>>>> But could you grab my interest without your physical attributes?
>>>>
>>>> I do admire your attitude to physical appearance and fitness, i feel
>>>> very much the same, although not quite to that extent, i like to be
>>>> slim and healthy. What do you think is the best look for a guy?
>>>> muscular, slim blah blah?
>>>>
>>>> its a shame that the UK population is getting more and more unfit. i
>>>> cant believe that over 50 of the pop will be overweight in a few
>>>> years... makes me worry. and reduces my choices!
>>>>
>>>> Scruff.
>>>
>>> Both men and women are "wired" to notice each other physically, it's
>>> just natural and there is no shame in it.
>>>
>>> The best look for a guy? Well, I am speaking personally so it might be
>>> different for someone else. I like guys who are fit but not over-done
>>> like some bodybuilders. Especially nice strong arms, broad shoulders,
>>> and slender waists. Six-pack abs are a major turn on for me. Tight and
>>> slender and with a firm ass.
>>> Also, I like nice legs on a guy.
>>>
>>> And another special like of my own, a guy who is tanned. Like he gets
>>> out into the sun. Blond-haired surfer guys with sweet smiles make my
>>> clothes fall off.
>>>
>>> Faves:
>>> faded jeans and polo shirts
>>> unstyled hair (shaved heads turn me off)
>>> good teeth
>>> clean
>>> deep blue eyes
>>> slightly shy
>>> athletic
>>> mellow (no drama - PLEASE!)
>>> can work on cars
>>> casual outdoorsy, a guy's guy type, but likes to snuggle
>>> enthusiastic about something other than computers
>>> and has stamina... ;)
>>>
>>> You think the UK is fat? You should see the US! Me too, I have a hard
>>> time eating anything around fat people.
>>
>> Ha! i hope thats not what every woman wants, thats certainly not me!
>
> That's a kind of "wish list".
>
>> but most girls i date usually mention that i'm not the type they would
>> usually go for - usually they're vin Deisel lookalikes ot rugby jocks.
>> i'm about as different to that as can be: tall, slim, pale, scruffy
>> hair, blue eyes (my eyes rock, i love em, they bore right down into
>> anyones soul), a bit of a posh boy voice in jeans and a shirt all the
>> time (except at work) and not a six pack in sight! ha! but i do like to
>> go running and play tennis, so i'm not unfit. and i've noticed my
>> shoulders are getting broader the more success i have with women, must
>> be the sex.
>
> What really puts me off is that slick greaseball east coast gangsta
> bullshit, with bling-bling and tough talking jerk routine. As far as I
> am concerned there is only one reason for a guy to carry a baseball bat
> in his car - its because he plays baseball with his guy pals on
> weekends.Vin Deisel doesn't do it for me, nor does the type.
> Now Hugh Grant is gorgeous!
>
hahaha, are they really like that?! kinda funny really, this gansta rap
culture is going too far, but if thats the way they want it, its
certainly not my style, although i have lived in Brixton all my life.
Bling.
but do you not like guys who can stand up for themselves in a fight?
personally, i think i would rather leg-it at fast as possible, but i
think i could throw a couple of punches before gettitng knocked down.
i've only ever been in one real fight, that was to protect a girl who
was getting pushed around by a bloke. she got away, i ended up with a
black eye and a sore ego! he was a proper Chav, all attitude and no
ambition but to live off the state and bling out his car i bet!
Hugh Grant... oh dear... i didnt used to like him, he always played
that mumbling english fool, and i bet thats what everyone in the US
thought we're like on this side of the pond! I used to get worked up
cos people used to say i was just like him, but he's starting to grow
on me a little now he's loosing that idiot character. at least he's
better than Colin Firth! thats one of my questions i ask girls as soon
as i know they are Bridget Jones or Jane Austin fans... which do they
prefer, Colin or Hugh. and of course the most important question,
Orlando or Jonny!
>> Yeah, i've heard the US is fat. i mean, really fat! I think i'm turning
>> into a sizeist but only in principle, its totally unfortunate the way
>> its become acceptable to be obese and put your health at real risk. i
>> can't go into a fast food place anymore thank to that SuperSize Me
>> movie (increadable!), and i can't remember the last time i got drunk or
>> had a kebab. damn good thing too. at least you don't ahve the english
>> drinking culture over there, or the football hooligans! do you have
>> chavs over there? makes me ashamed to be British.
>>
>> But saying that, there are always better places to go and nicer people
>> to meet.
>>
>> Scruff.
>
> I don't eat junk food and don't drink soft drinks at all.
> We have our own thuggy, Rap, Hip Hop types, we are overrun with them
> and it leaves me cold.
> Strangely though, most of the "sports" types here are not violent
> lunatics. I go to sporting events regularly and the tail gate parties
> are pretty mellow.
where abouts in the US do you live? surely it can't all be like that?
theres got to be some classy places you can excape to. i know there's
some shit culture in the UK, but i know the areas to go to get away.
most sports fans are fine, theres just a small minority that want to
kick off at every opportunity and start smashing tables. i saw an
awesome TV interview with a English Hooligan at the Football World Cup:
when asked about whether the German Police had been too heavy handed
with the England fans and why he's been arrested, he said:
"I don't know what all the fuss was about, i only threw 2 bottles and a
chair at them!"
unfortunately, thats the average night out in some parts of the UK!
tsk tsk...
