Brad

Cabin in the Woods was a really clever and entertaining horror. It had a lot of fun playing with the usual cliches of horror movies, and director Joss Whedon always manages to insert some good laughs in his work. I can't say there's been much released in 2013 so far that's impressed. Hopefully the summer picks it up.

Regarding King Joffrey, I'd agree I can't stand him, but in context I think he's perfect. He's a character I love to hate. He's meant to get under our skin and make us alternatively shake our fist at the tv when he gets away with crap and cheer whenever he gets comeuppance. I wouldn't put that on the same level as characters who make a show unwatchable due to poor acting, writing, etc. Another of my own entries to the list: I used to love watching House, but couldn't stand any scene with Amber Tamblyn's character: Now Olivia Wilde's character on the other hand...I think I'm running a fever!

Tall and respectful gentleman offering BFE, PSE, or the especially popular LKE. Not familiar with LKE? It's the "Lurker experience" and I guarantee you haven't felt anything like it. That's right, do you want someone to look through your galleries and read your posts without ever commenting or messaging but only daydream from their computer how wonderful it would be to actually make contact? If so, then the LKE is for you! Few have the discipline to spend the years of practice necessary to truly master the LKE, so book now because (hopefully!) it won't be available forever.

I think all those who mentioned confidence have it right and that's certainly the prime component. Though I will say it's important to remember there's a difference between confidence and arrogance, as the latter is certainly not sexy in my books. I find flirting extremely sexy, though I suppose that's related to confidence too, as confident people tend to be better at flirting too. I'd also mention happiness. People who are clearly enjoying themselves and seem to be having a good time always seem more sexy to me. Interesting that--on tv at least--male characters stereotypically considered sexy are often the quiet, broody, intense type, but is that what people really want? Personally, when I'm spending time with a lady, I find a sincere smile and laugh a lot more sexy.

Janice Litman on Friends: (or any character that actress has played, actually!) Dawn Summers from Buffy: (she only knew how to speak whining!) Not a tv/movie character, but I'm giving this guy an honourable mention anyway:

You're probably looking for something a bit more complex than this, but the world could generally be a better place if people would remember the simple rules of two wise philosophers: :)

A few more additions to this wonderful obsession:

Thanks for the reply. Turns out it was because I was still in "new member" status. Once I had enough posts/time under my name, the comment box showed up.

Waking up in the early morning when it's still dark and thinking it's about time for the alarm to go off...but then realizing it's earlier than you thought and you've got a couple hours of sleep left (or even better, remembering it's actually your day off!) Gotta love life's small perks.

Tuxedo rental for a friend's upcoming wedding. Gonna look dapper! (don't get to use that word enough)

Apologies if this information is already posted somewhere, but I'm trying to figure out how to comment on pictures. Is it because I'm still listed as a new member that I don't have that option? I see other member's comments but don't see where the option is to leave one. Cheers all.

I think I'm a little in love with this thread.

This is long overdue but I just want to add my voice to the crowd here. Sierra was my first experience with a service provider and I couldn't have hoped for more. Her personality and demeanor are a match for her terrific looks and touch. The experience start to end was a fantasy come true.