Blonds or Brunettes?

[Rare Bird]

I totally find Blonde's off the fancy radar! how about u lot?

[Beechwoods]

Redheads!

[John]

Long black hair does it for me

[magiccarpetride]

I totally fing Blonde's of the fancy radar! how about u lot?

Like red wine, brunettes are better for your heart.

[keiths]

I've always had a thing for redheads, but hair colour's way down the list to be honest.

[Rare Bird]

Aye Brunettes are pure sex!

[Reid Malenfant]

Brunettes, no doubt about it :)

[Rare Bird]

Too right Mark

[snapper]

Anything with a pulse,too be honest.

[Haselsh1]

Black bird, blonde hair, short and very spikey. Sorry :whistle: personal fantasy mode just entered.

[Jac Hawk]

my latest aquisition is black, she has pioneer stamped on her face, ohh and my partners black too, like they say "once you've had black you'll never go back". brunettes run a close second though.:)

[Rare Bird]

Anything with a pulse,too be honest.

:lolsign:

[Rare Bird]

That BBC Newsreader bird Suzy Reid, she's always laughing/smiling, i like women like that..

YKr6Dm7imRA

[Jonboy]

Aye Brunettes are pure sex!

same here i've been married to one for nearly 20 years although shes more beetroot than brunette at the moment, dumpted a blonde one to get jiggy with my missses all those years ago

[John]

In my younger days I was attracted to woman which required a bit more work I was trying to explain this to someone at work. He thought it was about rescuing but not one bit; more like if you Brad Pitt you have the choice between two beautiful women Jennifer Aniston and Angelina Joile which one do you go for I make the same choice as Brad yes she be harder work but hey in the it will have other benefits

[Techno Commander]

Either would be fine with me.

Although I do work with a particularly cute girl with pink dreadlocks.:)

[Beechwoods]

Mmm... dreads :)

[Marco]

What about baldies?

Marco.

[Rare Bird]

:lolsign:

V17duGlHEYY

[Techno Commander]

What about baldies?

Marco.

Depends where. :eyebrows::eyebrows:

[MartinT]

Neither. I've always had a soft spot for raven-haired beauties.

As for redheads, never again... :eek:

[Rare Bird]

As for redheads, never again... :eek:

Was it the wire wool effect that did it? ;)

[MartinT]

Was it the wire wool effect that did it? ;)

LOL! No, it was the virtually bipolar changes in personality, the quick-fire temper and never knowing where I stood with her. I finally got very tired of it, and almost tired of life, before I extracted myself.

[Beechwoods]

What about baldies?

Marco.

I've always had a thing about LUH 3417 (Maggie McOmie) from George Lucas' THX 1138 (ever since first seeing it, that is) :)

http://content9.flixster.com/photo/10/19/27/10192731_gal.jpg http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_X3lNYc1hcaE/S9oqZUARoaI/AAAAAAAAAog/qQ2n-Axhe7Q/s1600/mccormie.jpg

[Rare Bird]

Ah well in that case i'm happy to be THX1138. If you have the 2 DVD set of this Nick the extras are very intresting..You know i think i might just put this on now.

[Jac Hawk]

Depends where. :eyebrows::eyebrows:

Well said that man :eyebrows: there's nowt worse than munchin on the hay :lolsign:

[Beechwoods]

Ah well in that case i'm happy to be THX1138. If you have the 2 DVD set of this Nick the extras are very intresting..You know i think i might just put this on now.

Indeed I do :) There's some great stuff on there. I assume you know the sound design was by the same chap as did sound design on 'The Conversation' (Walter Murch) (which is a great film if you have a thing about open reel tape!).

[MartinT]

'The Conversation' (Walter Murch)

One of my all-time favourites.

[Rare Bird]

Aye Gene Hackman great film

[jantheman]

Alive is good enough for me...:lolsign:

[MartinT]

For pure, stylish, scares, it's hard to beat John Carpenter's The Thing. Was there ever a better combination of directing and utterly chilling music?

Well yes, but it takes Ridley Scott and Vangelis or Michael Mann to beat it.

[goraman]

Being married there all off the table for me,but it dosen't mean as a man I don't apreciate seeing a strikingly beautiful woman.
After all we are only human,I really think the most beautiful sight is a slender,but curvy indian woman in a silk sari and hand crafted jewlery.
I belive it to the very essence of beauty.

Here is my idea of femail beauty beond words.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVg6Ehu1VXY&feature=fvsr

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qhkBTGE_Wo&feature=channel

A coloized moive staring my favorite actess Madhubala (Madhuri learned from Madhubala's graceful moves,notice even there eyes convey the dance).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJOkkUOU7UQ&feature=related

[Alex_UK]

My preference is for "classy" women, (although most classy women don't have a preference for me! :lol:) and brunette often looks more classy than blonde IMO, but that said my wife has tried all sorts of colours and always comes back to blonde as (although classy!) she is definitely a blonde at heart! To be honest though, hair colour or style is the least important thing as most women change it like the wind anyway!

Much more important physically is lovely eyes, (brown preferably) a nice smile, and I'm much more a bum and legs than boob man. Nothing worse than a skinny woman though - a proper woman as Jeff says should be slender but curvy... :)