Handsome Men.

[Kumquat]

I want the following men inside of me:

 

Jonny Lang

 

Justin Nozuka

 

Diego Luna

 

T.I

 

Fernando Torres

 

Ohhhhh glory.

[S.E. Hardy]

Diego Luna = YUM!

[Lauren]

Jonny Lang

where has this man been all my life?

[Azalroth]

where has this man been all my life?

Incredible Blues singer...saw him at Bluesfest this year...ended up downloading all of his music heh

[Sparq]

Did you throw a large capacitor at him while he was up there, too?

 

I'll be disappointed if you didn't.

[Ravenous megin-sane]

Incredible Blues singer...saw him at Bluesfest this year...ended up downloading all of his music heh

nothing like showing your support by stealing all his work

[Azalroth]

No, I didn't have one on me Sparq.

 

And I support him by going to his concert and telling everyone I know about him

[hum-an-ole]

Az is living the way of the future. Expecting people to pay for music these days is a lost cause and is only becoming increasingly so. Most artists realize this, and are accepting merchandise and ticket (not cd) sales for their income. Resistance is futile.

Edited October 22, 2007 by Christing

[Ravenous megin-sane]

which works for artists who are selling out big venues and are signed on bigger music labels. but for the majority and more worthy bands, they're making very little money by playing shows and selling tshirts.

[Lauren]

if they want to make money, why are they musicians? a paycheck should just be icing on the cake.

 

 

anyways, i'm downloading some of his chunes right now. other than the torrent stopped/paused so i have to be patient.

[Ravenous megin-sane]

all i'm saying is there's a slight difference between making copius amounts of money and being able to survive on the money you're making.

[Sparq]

If only there were a way to destroy the incomes of professional athletes so easily and irreversibly.

Edited October 22, 2007 by Sparq

[RicardoObviouso]

If only there were a way to destroy the incomes of professional athletes so easily and irreversibly.

dude. ballistic batons and sex scandals.

[Sparq]

I was thinking en masse, but that's a good start.

[RicardoObviouso]

the thing about pro athletes is this: the only reason that you know how much money they make is because pro sports is entertainment for the masses and people are obsessed with fame.

if you knew how much money the CEOs of major corporations were making, you'd flip. its a hell of a lot more than pro athletes, and to think that MOST CEOs dont contribute anything near as much as they should, dollar for dollar. there was an article in a magazine a few months ago that showed the average CEO makes more in one day than the average person makes in one year.

 

pro athlete's are getting paid what the owners of the clubs are willing to pay them in order for their business to turn a profit. the financial anomoly with pro sports is that its unique in the way that its front line soldiers are the ones with notariety and big paycheques.

 

you know who you should be trying to take down? businesses like wal-mart who pay their front liners fuck all and have their GMs and RMs making 6 figures+ while playing golf three-four times a week.

Edited October 22, 2007 by mr. smithee

[Sparq]

I generally target anyone who gets paid a lot of money to do something they thoroughly enjoy anyway, so chances are that'll include most upper-echelon executive types anyway. I love how severely we've hijacked this thread, by the way.

[Lauren]

i can't think of a sexy male right now.

[soundless_space]

Speaking of musicians...

 

I think Ryan Adams is pretty handsome, especially now that he's sober:

 

[Muran]

Why has no one posted a picture of sex himself, Johnny Depp?

 

[Lauren]

he's so dirty. i love it.

[hum-an-ole]

all i'm saying is there's a slight difference between making copius amounts of money and being able to survive on the money you're making.

Trying to stifle the effect that the internet has brought to the retail music industry is like trying to stop a volcano from erupting; entirely hopeless. When someone decides to be a musician for a living in this day and age, they have to accept that cash will be tight unless/until they build a big enough fan base to live comfortably off of touring, etc. Sure, it sucks for the artists that have to go through this transition period, but isn't playing music what it's supposed to be about, after all? You can't be in it for the money.

 

you know who you should be trying to take down? businesses like wal-mart who pay their front liners fuck all and have their GMs and RMs making 6 figures+ while playing golf three-four times a week.

 

I refuse to shop anywhere that is Wal-mart-esque. Their entire operation is offensively cheap; the ones I've been to are never kept very clean, they have terrible customer service, low wages for their workers, and low quality products that aren't even worth the unnecessarily low prices they can only afford to provide because they're such cheap fucks. Whenever anyone I know talks about these "great deals" they got at Wal-mart, I die little inside.

 

GOOD call, Muran. He would normally be the first man I'd think of. I knew there was a reason I hadn't posted anyone yet. This calls for more

Edited October 23, 2007 by Christing

[little miss sunshine]

I think I used to think Johnny Depp was cute when I used to watch 21 Jump Street back in the 80's but now he's just dirty.

 

That guy from Across the Universe? That's gross.

[hum-an-ole]

yes, but dirty in the best way possible.

[Kumquat]

I don't remember if he's already been mentioned, but Milo Ventimiglia is all sorts of foxy.

 

 

I have a thing for large-lipped smoke shows. Example, Paolo Nutini:

 

 

Rawr.

Edited October 23, 2007 by Kumquat

[Lauren]

hopefully i don't seem like a total weirdo for posting this...

 

 

i just think he looks particularly hot here.