welsh said:
Zoe said:
My pic's dedicated to Role-Player and toresica:
Who do you think is more sexy (For Girls!)
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My pic's dedicated to Role-Player and toresica:
welsh
Junkmaster
Thanks Luke, I agree, let's keep it to pictures.
To be honest, I think think that the idea that a guy who says, "hey that dude's got sex appeal." does not mean, per se, that the guy is gay.
Guys are much more hung up on this than girls are. At least girls can say "Damn that chick is sexy/hot." without being called a lesbian.
But the truth is that guys do know what is good looking in other men, and what they think they should do to look sexy. The guy who spends an extra 30 bucks on a pair of slacks because they make him look better is naturally aware of what makes him look sexier.
And to be fair, if women have had to suffer social stigmas to look sexy for men, than it's only fair that men have to go through the same process to look good for women. So the fact that women are preferring guys with better looks, who work out, who dress better and are more interesting is just a reflection of what we men have been doing for years.
So please, none of this crap about a guy saying "I like how that guy looks" make him gay.
I have posted this before on this board and will say it again-
The difference between whether a guy is gay or straight has to do wiht what he prefers. If you like cock- you're gay, if you like pussy, you're straight. It's that simple. You are defined by what you prefer to go down on.
And regardless of your sexual preference, feel free to post here. We don't discriminate.
Ok, and the pic-
Who was the best of the James Bonds.
To be honest, I think think that the idea that a guy who says, "hey that dude's got sex appeal." does not mean, per se, that the guy is gay.
Guys are much more hung up on this than girls are. At least girls can say "Damn that chick is sexy/hot." without being called a lesbian.
But the truth is that guys do know what is good looking in other men, and what they think they should do to look sexy. The guy who spends an extra 30 bucks on a pair of slacks because they make him look better is naturally aware of what makes him look sexier.
And to be fair, if women have had to suffer social stigmas to look sexy for men, than it's only fair that men have to go through the same process to look good for women. So the fact that women are preferring guys with better looks, who work out, who dress better and are more interesting is just a reflection of what we men have been doing for years.
So please, none of this crap about a guy saying "I like how that guy looks" make him gay.
I have posted this before on this board and will say it again-
The difference between whether a guy is gay or straight has to do wiht what he prefers. If you like cock- you're gay, if you like pussy, you're straight. It's that simple. You are defined by what you prefer to go down on.
And regardless of your sexual preference, feel free to post here. We don't discriminate.
Ok, and the pic-
Who was the best of the James Bonds.
Role-Player
A Smooth-Skin
Well put, welsh.
As for the pic:
Oh yes, quite well. On some occasions, even better than native speakers. However i should point out the difference between reading and paying attention to what was written.
EDIT: Link fixed. Hopefully.
As for the pic:
Luke said:
Oh yes, quite well. On some occasions, even better than native speakers. However i should point out the difference between reading and paying attention to what was written.
EDIT: Link fixed. Hopefully.
Might I suggest that double-checking that the remote-linking works before posting shall be added as an official rule of this thread? It often works if you just preview once, but then screws up when others try to view it
I wanted to post this pic, but realized it would get censored: http://www.mike-myers.info/Mike_Myers_pictures/09.jpg
I wanted to post this pic, but realized it would get censored: http://www.mike-myers.info/Mike_Myers_pictures/09.jpg
I think Luke Wilson, whom I first saw in "Charlie's Angels", is really good-looking. With the 'tache he reminds me a little of Freddie Mercury.
(large photo) http://www.wilson-brothers.com/luke/photos/mags/vogue/Luke08.jpg
(large photo) http://www.wilson-brothers.com/luke/photos/mags/vogue/Luke08.jpg
Wow, you guys really have good taste in male beauty (except for that "fatblackguy" link and for Luke - I mean, come on, Luke, "Austin Powers" and the gay version of Batman? You were kidding, sure! 
I was glad to see not only recent hot guys - such as Brad, Tom and Johnny
some old pics of Marlon and Sean. Eh I am a convicted fan of those and I still admire Sean (I think I always will - that guy has tons of charisma)
Oh, BTW, Welsh, I wanna keep the "no pic, no post" rule
I was glad to see not only recent hot guys - such as Brad, Tom and Johnny
some old pics of Marlon and Sean. Eh I am a convicted fan of those and I still admire Sean (I think I always will - that guy has tons of charisma) Oh, BTW, Welsh, I wanna keep the "no pic, no post" rule
welsh
Junkmaster
And Luke- here is the original Austin-
But be careful folks not to look to close or else....
But be careful folks not to look to close or else....
welsh
Junkmaster
POOPERSCOOPER said:
note zoe has declared the rule- no pic, no post.
and thanks, but no. I am not gay.
but he is-
however gays are welcome to post here.
Oh yeah, if I was gay, I'd go for Aragorn from LOTR. That's being extremely narcistic, though, since I look exactly like him (I'm not kidding, girls, I'm gorgeous). I'd love to make out with my Döppelganger. 8)
However, another man I've always liked because he's just so cool and tough and leathery:
He's old and ugly now, but in his young days (Rawhide and all those awesome spaghetti westerns), he was beautiful.
Another one would be Julian Sands. He's got lotsa style and charm:
Oh God, I feel so gay now...
However, another man I've always liked because he's just so cool and tough and leathery:
He's old and ugly now, but in his young days (Rawhide and all those awesome spaghetti westerns), he was beautiful.
Another one would be Julian Sands. He's got lotsa style and charm:
Oh God, I feel so gay now...
welsh
Junkmaster
Malk, this whole thread is starting to get a bit gay.
Zoe, Katja, Tink, someone without a penis, please post what you think is sexy!
Zoe, Katja, Tink, someone without a penis, please post what you think is sexy!
Hey dude, I'm secure enough in my sexuality to realise when another dude is attractive. There's nothing wrong with it, after all, I have a girlfriend and she's willing to re-assure me if I need it. ...In fact, I might just show my posts to her!
Good plan!
Now for another pic...
If I could, I would have Trent Reznor's children. He's just an all around attractive guy. Not only is he handsome, but he's a brilliant dude and amazing musician.
...In fact, I might just show my posts to her!Good plan!
Now for another pic...
If I could, I would have Trent Reznor's children. He's just an all around attractive guy. Not only is he handsome, but he's a brilliant dude and amazing musician.
welsh said:
So?
I had sex with my ex only two days ago, so no problem here.
Although... while doing the deed, I couldn't help thinking about Brett Anderson, the lead singer of Suede, whom I was deeply in love with at the age of sixteen. I still think the pictures of him, dating from the mid-nineties, are so incredibly sexy...
He's an ugly f*** nowadays, though. Too much dope, me thinks.
Hm...
Maybe I'm walking a very, very thin line here...
welsh
Junkmaster
No Blade you get me wrong.
I was just commenting on the board. It is becoming kind of "gay." One could think of this as a qualitative comment- like this is becoming red, or soft, or strange or frustrating. It is a statement of being.
It is not a value comment. If gay folks want to post here, great. If women want to post here, great. After all I think it was Zoe's intention to create a chick's "whose sexy" thread to match the guys' "whose sexy" thread. But on this board it's free speech. So open season for anyone to post.
Just post a picture with your message.
Personally, I am posting here because I think that, in fact, men do appraise each other for how they look and how they act. Men follow role models. What I am curious about is whether men follow role models like women do, and in that sense, exactly how do women judge each other.
We know, for instance that women are usually more competitive than men with their own gender. We also know that women regulaly observe each other for fashion, for ideas. Chicks know and acknowledge what is hot in each other. Guys also acknowledge what is attractive, sexy, and cool in each other.
We just don't talk about it because we are afraid of being labelled gay. And being labelled gay is risky in some circles. A gay man often loses prestige among peers, is sometimes seen by some as an abomination (often by the religiously jealous and homophobic) or just soft. Yet we also have a set of values that we aspire to, which is derived from our sense of who we think are role models, heroes or people we would want to be.
At the same time, men often can look at another guy and judge what they think is feminine. I have a number of gay friends, some are feminine and others are just like any dude you share a beer in a bar with. But generally, I think, most straight guys will look down on someone they judge to be feminine. Again that emphasizes that men do have a sense of value when it comes to others.
I think this is somewhat problematic within society. Women can often be closer friends with their own gender because they are more sensitive with each other. Yet some of the worst homophobes I have known have been women. Men, because of the stigmas and norms of society, play by different rules. WHether that's good or not, is something worth considering.
Oh and the pic-
Because Richard Roundtree as the original shaft was one cool mutherfucker that set the role for Samuel Jackson to follow.
"Whose the black private dick who's a sex machine with all the ladies---- Shaft" (also a great simpson's episode).
I was just commenting on the board. It is becoming kind of "gay." One could think of this as a qualitative comment- like this is becoming red, or soft, or strange or frustrating. It is a statement of being.
It is not a value comment. If gay folks want to post here, great. If women want to post here, great. After all I think it was Zoe's intention to create a chick's "whose sexy" thread to match the guys' "whose sexy" thread. But on this board it's free speech. So open season for anyone to post.
Just post a picture with your message.
Personally, I am posting here because I think that, in fact, men do appraise each other for how they look and how they act. Men follow role models. What I am curious about is whether men follow role models like women do, and in that sense, exactly how do women judge each other.
We know, for instance that women are usually more competitive than men with their own gender. We also know that women regulaly observe each other for fashion, for ideas. Chicks know and acknowledge what is hot in each other. Guys also acknowledge what is attractive, sexy, and cool in each other.
We just don't talk about it because we are afraid of being labelled gay. And being labelled gay is risky in some circles. A gay man often loses prestige among peers, is sometimes seen by some as an abomination (often by the religiously jealous and homophobic) or just soft. Yet we also have a set of values that we aspire to, which is derived from our sense of who we think are role models, heroes or people we would want to be.
At the same time, men often can look at another guy and judge what they think is feminine. I have a number of gay friends, some are feminine and others are just like any dude you share a beer in a bar with. But generally, I think, most straight guys will look down on someone they judge to be feminine. Again that emphasizes that men do have a sense of value when it comes to others.
I think this is somewhat problematic within society. Women can often be closer friends with their own gender because they are more sensitive with each other. Yet some of the worst homophobes I have known have been women. Men, because of the stigmas and norms of society, play by different rules. WHether that's good or not, is something worth considering.
Oh and the pic-
Because Richard Roundtree as the original shaft was one cool mutherfucker that set the role for Samuel Jackson to follow.
"Whose the black private dick who's a sex machine with all the ladies---- Shaft" (also a great simpson's episode).
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