Fangirl Friday: Care's Laminated List!

By -
So, ages ago, Wench Angela did a post on her Laminated List.
It occurred to me that, you know, I don't think I've ever shared my laminated list. Sadly, I don't think I can ever really laminate it, 'cause there's too much shifting. Anyway, click on through to see who makes the list! With both video and photographic evidence to support my choices. You're welcome.




 Tom Hiddleston

A lot of times, I find that celebrities are ridiculously gorgeous... right up until they open their mouths. Then it's all over - I can't handle the idiocy. Tom Hiddleston? He and Bendybars Comeandgetem only improve the longer they talk and it's the Best. Thing. Ever.















John Barrowman

Hot as hell, funny, and absolutely without self-consciousness? Sign me up. I love John Barrowman, he has a kind heart, a wonderful sense of humor, and a streak of just FUN that can't be beat!















Sam Heughan

Oh, Sam. I'm late to the party on this one, but seriously. He's... There isn't a word for it. Beautiful-but-rugged, impish, with a killer smile, and I've yet to hear him open his mouth and say anything stupid in his gorgeously accented voice, which makes for all kinds of starry eyes. Mine included.















Karl Urban
Karl took over for my beloved DeForrest Kelley as Bones in Star Trek when the reboot came around, which already bumped him up a few points on the HOLY SHIT scale. But then we got more glimpses of him, actually HIM, and the sense of humor on this guy is incredible, and that just makes it for me. <3

















Colin O'Donoghue
Dear lord save me from this one. He's a geek. An unashamed geek (another like Barrowman!), with gorgeous eyes, a spectacular smile, and the package is pretty killer, too. He is all kinds of fantastic, and it's kind of no wonder at all that he's on the list.















~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~HONORABLE MENTIONS!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


David Tennant
David Tennant. David is one of the few actors that turn up on the list that I know very little about. But honestly, between The Doctor, Twigs, and his playful seemingly-nature? Definitely a GIANT honorable mention.












Cole Hauser
Honestly, Cole Hauser is just damn pretty. And very real. And also kind of taken over by a fandom for a character I absolutely adore. The two merge, and WHOOMPH. Cole Hauser. *_*













Joe Manganiello
Another unabashed geek, great eyes, great smile, smart and funny? Sign me up! 





So tell me, Saucy Readers, who's on YOUR laminated list? I obviously trend to smart, funny geeks, what about you?

Comments

Post a Comment

You Might Want to Read...

Black Dagger Brotherhood: Scenes That Left us Begging for More

By -
Image
Created by Olga Daniels What better way to prepare for the impending release of the next Black Dagger Brotherhood novel, Lover at Last by J. R. Ward, than to relive some of our favourite scenes in the previous books?! Some of these scenes were selected by multiple Wenches, others are just personal favourites. One is. Clearly. The. Wench. Favourite. It won't be hard to tell which one! After the jump, see which scenes made us ooh, ahh, and pant for more.
Keep reading »

A Tribute to The Fiery Cross

By -
Image
Or How I Learned to Stop, Smell the Pig Shite, and Fall in Love with the Fifth Book in Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander Series A young White Sow dreams of all the food she’ll be eating to grow into her role in this book As the wait for the new Outlander book and television series drags on (and oooooonnnnnnnnaaaarrrggghhh), many fans have been rereading the first seven books in the series. Fascinating online discussions abound as to the motivations of the characters, the nuances of meaning within various scenes, and future possibilities and foreshadowing. Amongst enthusiastic effusions about all things even remotely associated with our beloved series, I’ve seen one recurring subject of complaint. People like to pick on The Fiery Cross . “It’s too slow.” “It doesn’t have enough action.” “Where’s the mystery?” So during my recent reread, I set out to take a few notes about memorable moments. But I gave that up early on. There were far too many. Because the book was like a beautifu
Keep reading »

When The Music's Over

By -
Image
A SUPER Spoilery Discussion of Feversong by Karen Marie Moning by: Zee the Terrible and Barbara Bones By Olga. It's now been two weeks since we got our hot little hands on Feversong , the final book in the Mac & Barrons part of Karen Marie Moning's Fever series. It's almost all we can talk about in the Saucy Wenches hallways (which is really online, but you get the drift) and we have lots of thoughts and opinions so we aren't putting off our Super Spoilery Recap Extravaganza any longer!  Zee told you about how much she loved it in her Wench review, here , and it will surprise exactly no one that Barb did, too. Loved it to pieces. Thought it was pretty much perfect, exactly the kind of conclusion KMM has been promising us since she gave us Iced , leaving everyone precisely where they need to be. That said, we have lots and lots and LOTS of thoughts. So come with us through the jump where we're dishing all the dirt, in filthy, spoilery detail. We menti
Keep reading »

Dani Mega O'Malley: Superstar

By -
Image
Giddy with anticipation for the release of Karen Marie Moning's Iced , a lot of the Wenches have been thinking about Dani "Mega" O'Malley, the young sidhe -seer we first met in Bloodfever , who is poised to step out of the shadows behind Mac and Rowena and take center stage. Though Moning has recently said the three books she is writing for Dani will continue the story we've been following in the Fever books, the POV will shift to reveal the next chapters through Dani's eyes. With our heads firmly buried in Shadowfever in a frenzied effort to finish our rereads before the new release, we Wenches have been wondering what's in store for Dani. But no one has wanted to stop reading long enough to write a proper tribute to our young heroine as she prepares to take the leap to leading lady. Though we all think she's pretty awesome and deserves a big ticker-tape parade to show our support. So a sneaky Wench tried the stealth approach and asked us
Keep reading »

Review: Annihilation (Book and Movie)

By -
Image
When I read Annihilation last fall, I was intrigued, repulsed, mystified, enchanted, horrified, compelled, absorbed, and ultimately so unable to articulate what had happened that I didn’t attempt a review. But it has never stopped growing on me, new insights twining around in my brain. It’s insidious. Then the movie happened. I. Had. To. Go. I didn’t think anyone could film the book, and I was on Cloud 9 when I saw the abundance of rave critical reviews. It got compared to Apocalypse Now and 2001: A Space Odyssey ! It got called “stunning” and the “Best Sci-Fi Film in Years” that “ranks among great philosophical sci-fi”! And though there were many differences from the book, it sounded almost as batshitcrazybrilliant as the book!! Which means there are now two equally haunting versions of this story for me to wonder WTF happened. I might not have all the answers, but I’ve certainly enjoyed replaying scenes in my mind and pondering the possibilities. And I suspect that’s
Keep reading »