Eye of the beholder

[vampadvocate]

Since I don't feel compelled to post about riding which is going ok at the mo apart from my pride in defying and minor jealously at f1shbang managed to stay on a bolting horse yesterday. Wayside are threatening to put me on Oakely the slow coach f1shbang got lumbered with first time there due to my nerves at being carted off. To quote mis-quote Amy Winehouse I say

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[cholten99]

> the composite faces of bits of celebrities people fancy

Reference?

[vampadvocate]

They appeared in free-rag you can get on the tube "the Metro" in the middle of last week. They were in essense indenti-kit photos - one male, one female forming out of bits of celebs that people voted where the best i.e female one had Scarlet Johanson's lips because her lips where reckoned to be the nicest.

[lareinemisere]

>what others find attractive about their celeb crushes

I tend to fancy characters, but not the actors. So: Spike but not James Marsters, Guy of Gisbourne but not Richard Whateverhe'scalled, Hank Moody but not David Duchovny (or Fox Mulder).

Tall and thin is always good, dark and brooding works well. A certain level of intelligence is a must, and a sarcastic sense of humour which suggests a secret idealist hiding beneath the cynic is a bonus.

In other words, as my other half never tires of pointing out, I have a dreadful weakness for 'damaged bad boys'. Dunno where he went right, then... ;)

I also quite like the slightly shy, geeky ones: your stereotypical TV techie, scientist or archeologist types. Again, tall and thin helps, but I'm generally a sucker for men who hide everything but their intelligence behind a mass of hair and/or glasses. Hmm...now, who might that reind me of?