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I don't know about you...

...but if I were still single and looking, this would not get me to go sign up for True. I give them some credit for not putting someone with washboard abs in their advertisements, because really, how many people actually have washboard abs? But why couldn't he just have his shirt buttoned? Why can't this be some decent, friendly looking, guy in full dress? More, "Hi, what's your name," less "Hi, what's your sign?"And is it just me or is he wearing acid washed jeans with pleats?

P.S. The more I stare at his stomach the more it looks like Lord Voldemort. I'm just saying.

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Anonymous said…
eek! this is frightening -thanks for the heads up-and yes, this does look like something or someone who would be featured in "Tiger Beat" or "Bop" magazine.
1:46 PM
Anonymous said…
I think it's less "Tiger Beat" and more "Hot Man On Man Action".
4:53 PM
Anonymous said…
You know... It sounds like you are looking for substance, rather than just pure unemotional physical attraction.... hmmmmmmmmmmmm. lol
11:55 PM
Sassy Pants said…
It would help if I was actually physically attracted to the guy in the picture. Then I'd be much more willing to be shallow.
8:09 AM
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