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Who's your secret crush??

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PixieDust All Knowing Superchicken

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Ewan McGregor in Trainspotting. Keanu in most things. Anthony Kiedis.

 

How about a young Oliver Reed? And a young Keith Moon?

 

Plus Brandon Lee, Michael J Fox when he was young and Guy Martin with or without the sideboards :lol:

 

Am I a terrible woman? All these secret crushes :?

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Charlottechicken Eggcentric Egluowner

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Hmm, had to think long and hard about this, not a crush type person.

 

Axl Rose was on my (short) list but have read some awful stuff about him (and he used to be my avatar :roll: ) he was such a beautiful man with such a nasty character :shameonu: now after surgery and refusing to age gracefully he looks like Keith Lemon :roll:

 

John Taylor of Duran Duran

 

Kevin Sorbo, of Hercules fame

 

David Coverdale (ohh that voice!!)

 

My OH

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PixieDust All Knowing Superchicken

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Oh yes Axl Rose and Sebastian Bach.

 

How about accents?

 

German accents always get me like Sebastian Vettel. I rather melt at hearing a Germany man speak either his native tongue of English.

 

I don't think I have a girl crush. I've never really thought about it.

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Scottish accents truely make melt! I think I could marry a 300 pound balt scott with a boil on his nose... I would just keep my eyes closed for the rest of the marriage! :lol::angel:

 

 

My BIL is Jockanese (as he calls himself!!) but sadly I sometimes can't understand a word he says....he must think that I am a complete idiot (rather than only half a one!) Whatever he says sounds wonderful tho! My sister thinks its hilarious and 'translates'...he's a Lowlander, from Leith, so it must be me rather than him! He's a lovely chap! He sometimes refers to my nephew (aged 5) as a 'clarty wee imp' and lunch as his 'piece' ; we all love him to bits!

 

Edited to add.....back to original thread; YES, young Oliver Reed.....wow! Also Oliver Tobias, when younger. Clearly born too late :lol:

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:shock: how could I have missed off the divine Brian Cox, and Viggo Mortensen? the latter reminds me of an early Kris Kristoffersen, who is one of my oldest and abiding crushes.

 

I used to have to order work clothing for estate workers form a Scottish company called Bushwear; I could easily have ordered it online, but I chose to phone them up instead so I codul listen to their divine accents :oops:

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:shock: how could I have missed off the divine Brian Cox, and Viggo Mortensen? the latter reminds me of an early Kris Kristoffersen, who is one of my oldest and abiding crushes.

 

I used to have to order work clothing for estate workers form a Scottish company called Bushwear; I could easily have ordered it online, but I chose to phone them up instead so I codul listen to their divine accents :oops:

 

Kris kristiffersen in 'a star is born' Mmmmmm

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Scottish accents truely make melt! I think I could marry a 300 pound balt scott with a boil on his nose... I would just keep my eyes closed for the rest of the marriage! :lol::angel:

 

 

My BIL is Jockanese (as he calls himself!!) but sadly I sometimes can't understand a word he says....he must think that I am a complete idiot (rather than only half a one!) Whatever he says sounds wonderful tho! My sister thinks its hilarious and 'translates'...he's a Lowlander, from Leith, so it must be me rather than him! He's a lovely chap! He sometimes refers to my nephew (aged 5) as a 'clarty wee imp' and lunch as his 'piece' ; we all love him to bits!

 

Edited to add.....back to original thread; YES, young Oliver Reed.....wow! Also Oliver Tobias, when younger. Clearly born too late :lol:

 

Translation dirty small child and sandwiches! :lol:

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newcountrygirl All Knowing Superchicken

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Where do I start?

Guy Martin

Johnny Depp (as Captain Jack Sparrow)

Bryan Ferry (when he was younger)

David Bowie - always

Ewan McGregor

and - don't laugh -

Shane Macgowan (The Pogues) - I love him cos he writes such wonderful lyrics and songs

and finally My husband - when he is wearing his biking leathers

 

Think I need a lie down now!! :lol:

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We have a bigger thAn life size cardboard cut out of Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow. Its a publicity thing from On Stranger Tides. Got it as YS is Pirate MAD!!!! Took it to his 7th birthday party - pirate themed - and was amazed at the number of mums who walked into the hall and positively melted!!! Mind you, carrying it from our house to the hall (10 mins walk - it is too big to fit into a Passat estate!) was one of the more surreal events of my life! :oops::shock::lol:

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Another vote for Miranda Kerr here, she is beautiful!

Idris Elba makes my list too, as does Robert Downey Jr, Mark Ruffalo and Jeremy Renner (The Avengers was a very good film for me)

Weirdest is my voice crush on Kevin McCloud, plus he annoys the hell out of my OH which is fun!

My dear OH fits my fancy bill though, older, dark hair, muscles but a comfy tummy too. Can't beat him. :D

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oohhhh I forgot about Bowie, he was my teen idol.

 

 

Eddie Redmayne 'cos I love his smile.

 

Aneurin Barnard as Richard III in The White Queen tv series.

 

 

I used to Like Richard E Grant for his grin too, I have a thing about voices and grins.

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I forgot Antonio Banderas. Also Tim Matheson. John Candy - big and cuddly.

 

I like Meg Ryan - she and Tom Hanks just click together so well, although it's so sad what she has done to her mouth with that older actress urge to try and be younger.

And I liked Katherine Hepburn - she wasn't pretty but my goodness she was feisty.

Doris Day because she didn't seem to mind how daft she looked - Move over Darling in the car wash! OOOOH James Garner!!!

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