Ace said:

I'm sure I would.

We're waiting on a picture.

JustErin said:

If you mean in my average-looking-but-in-good-shape-with-a-winning-personality days , they're on my computer at work. I'll dig something up tomorrow.

In the meantime, allow me to stroll down memory lane with this pic from Rolling Stone:


Doesn't Helen look just thrilled to have Woody Harrelson's arm around her?

bucketofbouncyballs said:

Whatever! I just want to know how big of a stick you use to beat the guys off of your little 19 year-old-cute-self

bucketofbouncyballs said:

I am!!!!! .I will hop on a plane and fly down. Where do you want to meet??
[Edited 12/11/06 18:43pm]

Spats said:

lol and u edited becauseeeee?

bucketofbouncyballs said:

Because i typed something that might make some people mistake me for a Romantic Sissy Boy. Nevermind. Anyways, where do you want to meet?

bucketofbouncyballs said:

Because i typed something that might make some people mistake me for a Romantic Sissy Boy. Nevermind. Anyways, where do you want to meet?

Ace said:

Who are those ugly ass women???

JustErin said:

If you mean in my average-looking-but-in-good-shape-with-a-winning-personality days , they're on my computer at work. I'll dig something up tomorrow.

Ace said:

Quel age es-tu?

JustErin said:

Trente-neuf.

Ace said:

Ahhhhh, maintenant je comprends. Vous etes un vieil homme.

Mais je suis sur que vous etes toujours "hawt", mon ami.

JustErin said:

If my translation skills are still accurate, I'll say you are very kind. But...how you say?... "Nuh-uh"?

Spats said:

'Tis true they don't have the exquisite style of a Britney Spears (), but they had no shortage of celebrity paramours. Tell me: do you find Theo Kogan attractive?

Ace said:

Never heard of the person.

Spats said:

Dude, you and I live in the same city, but worlds apart.

purplehippieonthe1 said:

that is me...but no to be honest guys don't show it and its really frustrating. I don't want to be alone anymore. It sucks.

What area of Toronto do you live in?

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It offers some of Toronto’s best theatres, bars and nightspots and, as well, The District encompasses many gourmet restaurants, fine shopping, the best of accommodations, sporting facilities, live theatres, movies, top-class luxury hotels and a good number of other attractions.

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bucketofbouncyballs said:

Maybe they think you are taken. Hot looking girls usually are. And guys can be intimidated by pretty girls. It has to be one of those reasons.

Stymie said:

Do you actually smoke?

JustErin said:

It's all past-tense. Trust me: you ain't missin' nothin' now.

Ace said:

Nope.

Stymie said:

Good.