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flashman wrote:Of course it's only a matter of time until the 'anti-thread' to this springs up: "So how do you like your men?"

C'mon fellow ladies, let's have equal right and tell all the men how we like them

Well, my two biggest fantasies are Derren Brown and Stephen Fry. So I don't think I can pick them very well, actually...

...I knew this was going to happen!!! I like my men to smell gorgeous, like David Beckham's perfume...I think any man could wear that and id go all floppy . I like to feel relaxed around men, so jeans and t shirt are a must...as is a big smile and a lovely warm hug. I think I go for cute guys, rather than men in suits who call your Dad Sir!!

As I said elsewhere... 30-40 years of age, average build... I might add, 5' 4 -- 5'8" in height (I like the little teddy bear types), self-supporting, a hint of orneriness, and patient... god knows anyone stuck with me would have to be patient.

It would be most awesome if this person were interested in being part of my world when it comes to performance in that I could really use a partner now days on that front as both, co-star and show manager.

Uh...has this thread now become a dating agency?

If so, Male, 23 years of age, loves.............

Sophie wrote::D ...I knew this was going to happen!!! I like my men to smell gorgeous, like David Beckham's perfume...I think any man could wear that and id go all floppy . I like to feel relaxed around men, so jeans and t shirt are a must...as is a big smile and a lovely warm hug.

Awww, I didnt know you'd met me

Well, setting aside DB and SF for the moment (sigh)...

It's all in the mind. Intelligent, witty. An excellent sense of humour, but *not* cracking jokes all the time. Open-minded and tolerant but not wishy-washy. Someone with a very wide range of tastes and interests, and a constant desire to learn more.

Basically, somebody who can discuss abstruse corners of science and philosophy, then turn around and laugh like a drain watching Red Dwarf and Father Ted.

Luckily enough, I've pretty well found him.

I'm with Robbie on this one. And oh, if only Brown and Fry were more available and a little younger

Robbie wrote:Basically, somebody who can discuss abstruse corners of science and philosophy, then turn around and laugh like a drain watching Red Dwarf and Father Ted.

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That'll probably be me then.

I saw the red dwarf episode "Camille" being filmed. towards the end you will hear one solo laugh. Thats me, as i was the first person to realise the punchline ..." we will always have parrots" comming.

Looks wise I really like the slightly rugged look, Sean Bean, Johnny Depp and Joe Calzaghe spring to mind.

He's got to be good fun, someone I can have a laugh with who doesn't take himself too seriously. Oh and of course a lot of money helps too

Sean Bean wasn't looking up to much in the new Sharpe. More rough in the sense of long night in the pub building up the beer belly rather than ruggedly handsome.

Jobasha wrote:Sean Bean wasn't looking up to much in the new Sharpe. More rough in the sense of long night in the pub building up the beer belly rather than ruggedly handsome.

I dunno why, but his voice overs sound like threats to me. Listen next time you hear one. It's weird.

How do I like my men?

Paying for the next round at the bar!

Lady of Mystery wrote:Looks wise I really like the slightly rugged look, Sean Bean, Johnny Depp and Joe Calzaghe spring to mind.

If I ever meet a Hollywood film star dressed as a pirate, who is good at boxing & has a strong Sheffield accent, i'll send him your way.

kolm wrote:I'm with Robbie on this one. And oh, if only Brown and Fry were more available and a little younger

No, no -- no younger. Just as they are, thanks.