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Hey MC94. Nice to see you. To answer your question see my last post.

 

*Grins*

Right, sounds very...fun.

 

I am watching Mrs Palfrey at the Claremont which stares a youngish Rupert Friend.

I am just now noting a rather peculiar correlation between British gents named Rupert and hotness.

Rupert Friend



Rupert Graves



Rupert Everett



Is it a requirement? Upon the onset of hotness do they all change their names to Rupert?

 

The name Rupert conjures up mental images of bears and watchers to me.

 

Those are gorgeous men, I wonder why I never really liked the name Rupert. It's officially my favorite! LOL

 

*yawn* what's going on peeps?:redface:

 

I'm watching a bit of a marathon on BBC-A of being human, the show.

 

hmmm, sounds interesting

 

Actually, it is. Had someone just told me, "Hey, there's a new show where a
werewolf, a vampire, and a ghost all share a flat and have to get jobs," I would
have said, "Ugh! Groan!!!!"

But since it is delightfully British and dry humored, it works well.

 

heh heh hehe

 

Th inclusion of Aidan Turner (classic hottie) and Russell Tovey (nerd-boy cutie) definitely
add to the watchability of the show. For me at least.

 

oh brother

those are just pretty boys Wrey

real men have beer guts

 

Plus the show gets a TV-MA warning displayed on the screen after every break. Which
means, especially on BBC America, "You lucky git! You've got BBC America and get to
watch shows that bloody puritanical American censors would never, ever, ever, not in a
million years, even if their granny asked really niecely, would they ever show on your
networks. Get ready for bums, boobs, bad language, and the occasional surprise full
frontal."

 

sounds too good to be true

 

I'm not a self hating American, not in the least, but since getting BBC-A, I've
found it difficult to watch American shows. American TV is too... soft.

 

TV is kind of lame, I have to admit:redface:

 

Hello

American TV has a lot of competition between video games and fantasy books, which has stolen a lot of the adventurous youth

 

Part of me hears you, part of me knows full well that British youths have access to everything that American youths have and probably more.

US TV is still really lame and corny.

 

Agreed, but if TV had boobs on it when I was teenager, I’d probably have put down the controller. That could have something to do with it

 

Ah, now I understand.

 

whenever I wanted to see boobs and butt I would just watch Latin TV

 

You have very good taste in men, Wrey.

 

That works for you, Jon. Latin TV, coming of course from Latin culture, is not
disposed to satisfying... other... differently oriented requirements.

British TV seems to be much more modern in that respect.

 

they show boobs and butt, where american TV is so puritanical in comparison

 

Thank you.

I'm glad that the adorably cute nerdy boy has been added, finally, to the list
of desirables.