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Dum de dum...lessee...
When I was a young thang, I had a yen for the black-leather-wearing Bad Boy type: namely, the 80s tv show 'Wizard's & Warriors' 'Dirk Blackpool' (I know; could it be any more subtexual a name?) character (& played by Canadian Duncan Regehr, Bren may be interested to know).
A bit later, in college, I cast a lustful eye in Kerr Avon's direction...fancy that. ('Least I was trading up slightly, from outright villain to Ambivalent Anti-Hero. Just slightly.)
After that, we progress on to the 8th Doctor! Ayyyy!! *does the Fonz thumbs-up* My taste in fictional shags' characters is definitely improving over time.
Noticing that these are all media-based characters? Yeah, me too.
I'm looking back to the books I've read (which are considerable) to see if anyone therein ever struck me as 'shaggable'...............................and the answer is, nope. Apparently, there, my imagination needs the visual stimulation. ('She said, 'stimulation'.....heh, hehheh....')
As for these days? Eh, I must say; David Wenham's Faramir is lookin' mighty fine. Again, though, visual, visual. I didn't think that in my many readings of the book prior to the movie trilogy, alas.
I'm pretty tired; if I think of anything else, or sudenly recall a book-based crush I totally flaked on, I'll update.
Ciao for Niao!
When I was a young thang, I had a yen for the black-leather-wearing Bad Boy type: namely, the 80s tv show 'Wizard's & Warriors' 'Dirk Blackpool' (I know; could it be any more subtexual a name?) character (& played by Canadian Duncan Regehr, Bren may be interested to know).
A bit later, in college, I cast a lustful eye in Kerr Avon's direction...fancy that. ('Least I was trading up slightly, from outright villain to Ambivalent Anti-Hero. Just slightly.)
After that, we progress on to the 8th Doctor! Ayyyy!! *does the Fonz thumbs-up* My taste in fictional shags' characters is definitely improving over time.
Noticing that these are all media-based characters? Yeah, me too.
I'm looking back to the books I've read (which are considerable) to see if anyone therein ever struck me as 'shaggable'...............................and the answer is, nope. Apparently, there, my imagination needs the visual stimulation. ('She said, 'stimulation'.....heh, hehheh....')
As for these days? Eh, I must say; David Wenham's Faramir is lookin' mighty fine. Again, though, visual, visual. I didn't think that in my many readings of the book prior to the movie trilogy, alas.
I'm pretty tired; if I think of anything else, or sudenly recall a book-based crush I totally flaked on, I'll update.
Ciao for Niao!
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