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Does anyone ever think the the young girls and boys handling their groceries often look as good as any "beautiful" celebrity?
Is it just my town? And I live in the middle of nowhere!
The most beautiful girl I ever saw was a cashier a few years ago at my store. I'd seen her with no makeup, full makeup, and everything in between. She was so ethereally beautiful that I couldn't not stare. Long dark thick wavy hair, large blue eyes that slanted up, flawless skin, tall and lithe.
One day I asked her if she had considered modeling. Turned out she was already modeling on the side while going to high school. To look that great without even trying, no stylists, and unflattering lighting . . . amazing.
She was the most beautiful, but still, I've seen some gorgeous boys and girls working at the grocery store. It's weird that only celebrities are well, celebrated.
some of the best looking guys I've seen are the bagger boys at Publix.. so no. Not just your town
Does anyone ever think the the young girls and boys handling their groceries often look as good as any "beautiful" celebrity?
Is it just my town? And I live in the middle of nowhere!
The most beautiful girl I ever saw was a cashier a few years ago at my store. I'd seen her with no makeup, full makeup, and everything in between. She was so ethereally beautiful that I couldn't not stare. Long dark thick wavy hair, large blue eyes that slanted up, flawless skin, tall and lithe.
One day I asked her if she had considered modeling. Turned out she was already modeling on the side while going to high school. To look that great without even trying, no stylists, and unflattering lighting . . . amazing.
She was the most beautiful, but still, I've seen some gorgeous boys and girls working at the grocery store. It's weird that only celebrities are well, celebrated.
I've seen beautiful women in everyday life. I think a lot of female celebrities are overrated and nothing special. But I rarely see men in everyday life who I find super attractive or comparable to the male celebrities that I like. I don't even have a preference for perfect 10 male model types, but I guess I just live in one of those "ugly" cities.
Maybe it's the pose?....the swoop of hair that is hanging over his face?....his facial expression...?
He doesn't do it for me.
But, he does:
What a very hot Englishman!
Beckham does nothing for me but I think the guy in the OP is attractive. I like you so it's good to know that we'd never have to have an imaginary fight over the same guy! lol
Beckham does nothing for me but I think the guy in the OP is attractive. I like you so it's good to know that we'd never have to have an imaginary fight over the same guy! lol
(erjunkee swoons in disbelief...)
lmbo!
I like you too, my dear!!
I don't like "pretty" boys, per se. The slightly gruff appearance works well for me .
Anyhow, don't let me love for all things Beckham continue to derail this thread...sigh, he's damned fine...
Maybe it's the pose?....the swoop of hair that is hanging over his face?....his facial expression...?
He doesn't do it for me.
But, he does:
What a very hot Englishman!
But what about his high-pitched voice when he opens his mouth?
Its a bit girly no?
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(erjunkee swoons in disbelief...)
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