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Men who are that handsome often feel as if they don't have to make any effort, because things should just come to them (because it usually does). It's interesting. I'm at a medical conference this week and various pharmaceutical companies have booths which offer free espresso-based drinks. One has an extremely handsome man giving out the drinks, and he usually has a long (like 10 people) line behind him. Yet one can just walk up to the machine run by a homely Welshman...

Police have visited Aaron Carter's apartment in Florida multiple times this week, after receiving calls claiming the 29-year-old singer has been struggling with alcohol and drug issues, and is allegedly threatening to kill himself, ET has learned. Wow, that man is fucked up. I wish I could save him. I don't know why people screw themselves up so much...

Just concentrate on your studies. Daddy will take all your other worries away...

iNo te preocupes, mi amor!

As some of you may know, I do have a slight penchant towards Latino men. Today, while watching the coverage of the AG's announcement of DACA being phased out on today's news, I saw them interviewing a handsome university student. He said "I don't know how I'm going to continue my studies if they don't let me work!". Be honest, were any of you thinking, just like I was, "Mi amor, I have a great idea for you!!"

Is Bieber next?

A screw-up, but I could see fucking him.... http://people.com/music/aaron-carter-makes-mistakes-says-doesnt-drink-alcohol-dui-arrest/

I also thought this one was funny. Of course I was a kid then. Seems everyone else thought it was terrible! Today, Holmes & Yoyo is considered one of the worst television series ever made. it ranked number 33 on TV Guide's List of the 50 Worst TV Shows of All Time.

Not sure I can name my five favorites, but any of you remember this one?

I think people kept stealing that sign, so they had to rewrite it....

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same Will you take the grassy path?

That job is impossible since Trump is a compulsive liar. How can one defend a compulsive liar and not look like an ass oneself? Trump can fire his staff incessantly, which seems to be what he does best, but nothing will get done and at some point even his Republican colleagues in the Congress will have enough and work on impeaching him.

So what do you guys think? Have I been conditioned to think that dark hair means masculine and handsome? Or is this just something we all just like, and maybe Hollywood and Madison Avenue are just giving us what we're hard-wired to prefer?

I mean, it seems I'm constantly bombarded with "Handsome men have dark hair; pretty women are blondes," ever since I was a tot watching Disney movies...

I just saw Asa Butterfield in the movie The Space Between Us, and I was in awe of his beautiful dark hair and sparkling blue eyes. I have a definite preference for men with dark hair, and I don't know if it's because I'm a victim of brainwashing by the constant bombardment of dark haired male heroes being held as the standard of beauty by Hollywood and Madison Avenue, or if Hollywood and Madison Avenue are just tapping into an innate human preference for men having dark hair and women being blondes. The most successful male models of all time, David Gandy and Sean O'Pry both have dark hair and blue-green eyes. This movie was another example:

Zeke being outed, while perhaps embarrassing for Zeke (assuming this wasn't staged), is probably a good thing for trans-gendered people in general, as it puts a human face to the trans-gendered and their struggles. Those who watch Survivor have grown to like and respect him, and having him outed makes the viewer feel as if he knows a trans-gendered person--that it's not just some theoretical "one of those people." It also showed the tribe rally behind him, and normalized acceptance of trans-gendered.

Zeke must have known that there was a real possibility that he could be outed one of these days, on national TV no less. I'm sure he was "reminded" of this fact when he auditioned. Now I want to know what the plumbing's like down there. I wonder if we'll ever find out...