This is not quilt related but seeing as how I work from home and have very little adult interaction you get to be the recipient of my thoughts. That said, I've got Ellen on in the background and Gerard Butler is on and I just need to say I love me a rugged looking man! Growing up, the Marlboro Man on the billboards were more yummy than the Brad Pitt's and Johnny Depp's of the world.
So, aside from my rugged, sexy husband... yum, Mr. Butler! (And he has an accent... he might be my new favorite human eye candy.)
(btw, this might be the first time I noticed him b/c I really don't follow the tabloids or watch a bunch of movies, et.c so bear with me.) Someone tell me to get back to work!
But I have to ask first, who's your favorite human eye candy? (hey boys, I want your answer too!)
Beck
ps- sewing took a hiatus the last couple days as I battled the aches and sores of being under the weather. Maybe tonight but work is wiping me out so you get misc. posts. -evil grin-
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I'm revealing my age here, but it's still Patrick Stewart.
oh, Patrick Stewart has a sex appeal about him I can appreciate. I'm just not big on bald and that's all I really know him as. ;)
You are killing me....you just crack me up....I can't stop laughing....
Mark Harmon *Sigh* Talk about easy on the eyes! Makes my heart go pitter-patter every time I watch NCIS.
I haven't seen Gerald Butler in any rom coms but 300 is worth it for the eye candy, even if you don't like the story.
Mark Harmon - oh yes.
For years and years the best rough looking bloke was Sean Bean - but he did something funny to his teeth for Troy.
Patrick Stewart has a voice - Alan Rickman as well, there is something about a true thespians voice.
I like the random posts. Plus we get to legitimately talk about eye candy because you started this post.
I have been in love with John Cusack since I was about 14 years old.
I used to like Richard Gere , not so much these days.
Oh and I was in love with Robert Redford for about 20 years too.
Let's see, for eye candy I like the following: Mark Harmom, Sean Connery, Harrison Ford, George Clooney - some of the many mature men that I enjoy looking at. I once worked with a girl who 'was in love' with Yul Brenner and his bald head.
I've gotta agree with you on Gerard Butler - I first fell for him in "Phantom of the Opera", as my sister said, "I could really go for him if he would just stop killing people" - hee hee hee.
Oh, there are so many...Mike Rowe from Dirty Jobs. The fact that he makes me laugh makes it even better. He's got that rugged man thing going on, a great voice (as does Alan Rickman mentioned above)...plus he seems to be handy.
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