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post #31 of 50
8/7/02 at 12:32pm
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Tyler Florence hunk? hmmm.. I guess. You shoulda seen Martha in her younger days... she was quite the babe with long flowing hair and all :)

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post #32 of 50
8/7/02 at 1:31pm
Kuan,

She (Martha) was once upon a time, the Breck (shampoo) Girl! ;)
K

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post #33 of 50
8/8/02 at 4:15am
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Oh! She WAS?!? I thought those were supermodels and stuff. Anyway, figures :) A lot of the gay guys in the FOH used to love her. MMmmmmmmMMMMarthaaa... hehe.

Kuan
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post #34 of 50
8/8/02 at 4:22am
Martha Stewart was a ...(gasp) MODEL! :eek: Where's my bottle of smelling salts...I think I need to sit down. And here I thought she was just an ex stockbroker. Oh my! :eek:
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post #35 of 50
8/8/02 at 8:27am
Just to get back to objectifying men for a moment, ;) Tyler's nice-looking, but young men definitely have their limitations. Personally, I think Jacques is pretty sexy. What could be better than an experienced Frenchman who wastes nothing?
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post #36 of 50
8/8/02 at 5:35pm
An experienced American man who uses everything! ;)
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see.
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post #37 of 50
8/8/02 at 10:56pm
Well I guess it really is all in the eye of the beholder. ;) Im almost 25 (next month) so to me Tyler Florence is a hunk. Jacques just reminds me a little of ....ahem....granpa. Which is weird cause I also think Sean Connery is a hunk. :confused:


Edit: Pierce Bronsan is darn goodlooking too. :D Maybe I just have a thing for James Bond. :p
Jodi


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post #38 of 50
8/9/02 at 8:20am
Oh dear, here we go. Well, I'm 51 and "hunk" to me suggests some impenetrable lump of building material (or food, as in "gimme a hunk of that bread.") Really attractive men, IMO, are a little more "porous," (no, not leaky) and can absorb (appreciate) a greater range of people and experiences. In other words, hunks seem awfully one-dimensional to me. A nice body isn't the only turn-on in the world. And in my world, it's pretty far down the list. Jacques--and men like him (like my husband :) )--are attractive because they are curious, kind, intelligent, and more sensual than any three young hunks!
Now, before you all get on your high horses, let me add that young chefs MUST be the exception. Their passion for food shifts their focus from their abs to their fingers, noses and taste-buds. So they already have an advantage over the guys who'd rather look in the mirror than in the face of someone who swoons over their lasagna. ;)
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post #39 of 50
8/9/02 at 9:33am
Aww..I know what you mean ;) Tyler Florence was more like my little girls dad....total eye candy. My hubby now is more like the guy you described above and I can sure agree with you that he's much more attractive. :D I did learn that there is more to a guy than his good looks and out of this world physique.
Jodi


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post #40 of 50
8/9/02 at 5:37pm
Which Jacques are you talking about Phoebe?
When I get a little money, I buy books. And if there is any left over, I buy food.

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post #41 of 50
8/10/02 at 11:48am
You mean it's not Jacques Pepin?? :confused:
Jodi


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post #42 of 50
8/10/02 at 1:28pm
There may be more than one chef named Jacques, but there is only one "Jacques": Pepin, of course!:D :D :D
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post #43 of 50
8/10/02 at 3:18pm
OK , now for us guys . I think the sexiest cook out there is
Sandra Bullock . I know shes got to be able to cook with those looks . Of course thats just my opinion .
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post #44 of 50
8/14/02 at 6:58am
Sandra bullock is nice. Shes looks like the only approchable star in Hollywood. I love all her movies.


Ok...I guess Im a fan. :D
Jodi


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post #45 of 50
8/14/02 at 4:33pm
Even Speed 2, Shawty?

:eek: :eek: :eek:
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post #46 of 50
8/14/02 at 4:38pm
Ok I guess I'm the weird one. I have 3 hollywood faves. Meryl Streep, Vivica Fox and Sade. Sure Streep's old enough to be my mom (i'm 27) and I'm married. But so what..........:D
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see.
Arthur Schopenhauer (1788 - 1860)

M.E.A.T.
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post #47 of 50
8/14/02 at 6:57pm
I'm with you Jeff, I love Meryl Streep. What a wonderful actress. It's just too bad when you are over 40 Hollywood seems to think you stop to exist.
When I get a little money, I buy books. And if there is any left over, I buy food.

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post #48 of 50
8/15/02 at 6:57am
No..not Speed 2! Ok...Ill rephrase that to "most" of her movies. She's one of the few modern actors that I like. Im more of a Turner Classic person. You know.....Cary Grant, Humphrey Bogart, The Clooney Sisters, Sophia Loren.......... (Can't remember the name of that movie where she was on a house boat as a nanny :confused: ) Bing Crosby, frank sinatra and a bunch of other people.

I even like Charlston Heston...although I did get a good laugh when he parted the red sea and there was that shiny new rolex on his wrist. :D :lol:

Edit: My grandma thought that was blasphemous. :eek: Very religious woman but I tried to explain that it was only a movie so god wasn't gonna punish him for the watch. :rolleyes:
Jodi


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post #49 of 50
8/15/02 at 8:05pm
The girl , The girl . Uh oh , sounds like a fantasy island .
Sandra rocks , my 2 cents .
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post #50 of 50
8/16/02 at 1:11pm
It's The twain, The twain! I meant The Plane, The Plane, silly! ;)
K

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