??? Question for the ladies...

On Mon, 6 Oct 2003 10:58:38 -0500, revek
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"M.W. Smith" wrote in message
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nimue wrote:

M.W. Smith wrote:

revek wrote:

Phff. Denzel Washington. He has the self confidence to not
project
the "I'm cool" vibe as a replacement for manliness. Sometimes
George Cluney reaches that place, but sometimes he falls victim
to
the 'jerkies' when he trys to act tough. Depends on the role.
However, personally I prefer dark puppy dog eyes, like Robert
Downey
Jr has. So I married some.

George Clooney, yes, but Denzel Washington can't see being a man's
man
personality-wise. Maybe it's the roles he chooses. I didn't think
he
fit the Easy Rawlins character. Martin Lawrence would have been my
choice for Easy Rawlins.


You have GOT to be kidding. Martin Lawrence is loathesome.

Not to guys, he isn't.

But martin, that's another thread. This thread is about what the
ladies think.

revek




What do you ladies think of Jack Black? Saving Silverman and High Fidelity
were classic! (Of course, there's Shallow Hal, in which Jack Black did a
good job even if the story was borderline.)

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On Mon, 6 Oct 2003 10:58:38 -0500, revek

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"M.W. Smith" wrote in message
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nimue wrote:

M.W. Smith wrote:

revek wrote:

Phff. Denzel Washington. He has the self confidence to not
project
the "I'm cool" vibe as a replacement for manliness.
Sometimes
George Cluney reaches that place, but sometimes he falls
victim
to
the 'jerkies' when he trys to act tough. Depends on the role.
However, personally I prefer dark puppy dog eyes, like Robert
Downey
Jr has. So I married some.

George Clooney, yes, but Denzel Washington can't see being a
man's
man
personality-wise. Maybe it's the roles he chooses. I didn't
think
he
fit the Easy Rawlins character. Martin Lawrence would have been
my
choice for Easy Rawlins.


You have GOT to be kidding. Martin Lawrence is loathesome.

Not to guys, he isn't.

But martin, that's another thread. This thread is about what the
ladies think.

revek




What do you ladies think of Jack Black? Saving Silverman and High
Fidelity
were classic! (Of course, there's Shallow Hal, in which Jack Black
did a
good job even if the story was borderline.)

Um, pass. Not what you think, I'm sure. It's the kind of comedy he
does. It's like watching a particularly painful version of high
school geekiness. I've never found that sort of thing funny.

revek

"jamie" wrote in message
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revek wrote:

"jamie" wrote in message
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revek wrote:

Oooh yeah! Mandy! I forgot. I first noticed him, believe it or
not, while
he was wearing a ton of makeup in Alien Nation. Then I saw Yentl
and
Princess Bride. Sigh. There was no way I was not going to like
ER.

Right city - wrong hospital

Oh naturally. (It's going to be my trademark)

Seen "Dead Like Me" yet?

Nope. Any good?

Hubby and I like it pretty well.

When he was much younger, circa "Princess Bride," I used to get him
confused with Kevin Kline.


My name is Indigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.
Loved it.

Angela

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jamie )

"There's a seeker born every minute."

On Mon, 06 Oct 2003 16:06:10 GMT, Bob M announced
in front of God and everybody:

What do you ladies think of Jack Black? Saving Silverman and High Fidelity
were classic! (Of course, there's Shallow Hal, in which Jack Black did a
good job even if the story was borderline.)

I love Jack Black. I can't say that I find him sexually alluring in
any way, but God, he makes me laugh -- and he's got one helluva set of
pipes.

Dawn

On Mon, 06 Oct 2003 09:48:12 -0700, Dawn Taylor
wrote:

On Mon, 06 Oct 2003 16:06:10 GMT, Bob M announced
in front of God and everybody:

What do you ladies think of Jack Black? Saving Silverman and High
Fidelity were classic! (Of course, there's Shallow Hal, in which Jack
Black did a good job even if the story was borderline.)

I love Jack Black. I can't say that I find him sexually alluring in
any way, but God, he makes me laugh -- and he's got one helluva set of
pipes.

Dawn



Not to mention that his dancing skills are spectacular! ;-)

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Bob M in CT
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Dizzysmamma wrote:
"jamie" wrote in message
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revek wrote:

"jamie" wrote in message
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revek wrote:

Oooh yeah! Mandy! I forgot. I first noticed him, believe it or
not, while he was wearing a ton of makeup in Alien Nation. Then
I saw Yentl and Princess Bride. Sigh. There was no way I was not
going to like ER.

Right city - wrong hospital

Oh naturally. (It's going to be my trademark)

Seen "Dead Like Me" yet?

Nope. Any good?

Hubby and I like it pretty well.

When he was much younger, circa "Princess Bride," I used to get him
confused with Kevin Kline.


My name is Indigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.
Loved it.

Inigo! I assume that Indigo was a typo. Once one of my sister's friends
left that message on our answering machine, and my dad heard it and freaked
out. He said, "Honey -- some crazy guy named Inigo thinks you killed his
father! What's going on?"

Angela

--
jamie )

"There's a seeker born every minute."

--
nimue

"Because the thing about the Nerds, what made them so appealing, was
that not only are they underdogs, they are underdogs who accept other
underdogs unconditionally. And that speaks volumes to people."

Curtis Armstrong

"I don't understand why you don't want to see more of Spike. More
Spike makes everything better. Spike, Spike, Spike, wonderful Spike."
Clairel

"There are things I will not tolerate: students loitering on campus
after school, horrible murders with hearts being removed... and also
smoking." Principal Snyder

Bob M wrote:
On Mon, 6 Oct 2003 10:58:38 -0500, revek
wrote:


"M.W. Smith" wrote in message
...
nimue wrote:

M.W. Smith wrote:

revek wrote:

Phff. Denzel Washington. He has the self confidence to not
project
the "I'm cool" vibe as a replacement for manliness. Sometimes
George Cluney reaches that place, but sometimes he falls victim
to
the 'jerkies' when he trys to act tough. Depends on the role.
However, personally I prefer dark puppy dog eyes, like Robert
Downey
Jr has. So I married some.

George Clooney, yes, but Denzel Washington can't see being a man's
man
personality-wise. Maybe it's the roles he chooses. I didn't think
he
fit the Easy Rawlins character. Martin Lawrence would have been my
choice for Easy Rawlins.


You have GOT to be kidding. Martin Lawrence is loathesome.

Not to guys, he isn't.

But martin, that's another thread. This thread is about what the
ladies think.

revek




What do you ladies think of Jack Black? Saving Silverman and High
Fidelity were classic! (Of course, there's Shallow Hal, in which
Jack Black did a good job even if the story was borderline.)

I liked him a lot in Shallow Hal, but I can't say I find him attractive. I
don't find him unattractive -- he's just there. There are some actors who
are not stereotypically attractive that I find incredibly appealing. Bob
Hoskins is one of them. He is so amazingly talented, he just creates this
special allure. The other is Paul Giamatti. His genius, his brilliance --
I just -- he is so incredible. I have had a crush on him for a long, long,
long time.
--
nimue

"Because the thing about the Nerds, what made them so appealing, was
that not only are they underdogs, they are underdogs who accept other
underdogs unconditionally. And that speaks volumes to people."

Curtis Armstrong

"I don't understand why you don't want to see more of Spike. More
Spike makes everything better. Spike, Spike, Spike, wonderful Spike."
Clairel

"There are things I will not tolerate: students loitering on campus
after school, horrible murders with hearts being removed... and also
smoking." Principal Snyder