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    I got a chance to talk to Ryan today, he said Josie was in his words "awesome, cool as shit!". They hung out in this one area where everyone takes a smoke break for a little while.

    "She was totally chill, it was like talking to a friend you've known for ever".. When I asked if she's as beautiful in person as she is in pictures, he was like "Fuck no. She's even a bigger hottie in person".. That and she smelled really good, like Bubblegum and Vanilla.

    He also said she had a thing about putting lotion on her hands all the time. lol Which I do as well.. I love soft hands.

    So was she smoking, or were they just hanging out there as a place to talk?

    From http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/artic...20model_1018740

    SEAL USES KLUM'S FAMILY AS ROLE MODEL

    SEAL insists one of the greatest benefits that came along with marrying supermodel HEIDI KLUM was becoming part of her extended family. The 43-year-old had a traumatic childhood and has spoken out in the past about his abusive father. He tells American publication People, "My wife has a good relationship with her parents - that's one of the gifts I inherited by marrying her. "I didn't have that kind of communication (with his own mother and father). "I wish I understood then what I know (now): that parents no matter how functional or dysfunctional, are trying the best they can." The singer, who has three children under the age of three with Klum, claims he relies on his in-laws for much-needed support. He adds, "We have great help. My in-laws are an integral part of our family life. Grandma and Grandpa are the best kind of help two parents can have."

    From http://www.dailysouthtown.com/lifestyles/2...113LIF3.article

    Of course he's happy; he's married to Heidi Klum

    Seal took the fast track to fatherhood.

    With three children younger than 3 with wife Heidi Klum, the singer concedes, "I don't profess to have written the handbook on parenthood. You just do the best that you can. And, as a parent, you know it when you're not doing your best."

    So when the producers of the father-son film "The Pursuit of Happyness" asked Seal to write a song for the soundtrack, the fit was natural, he says.

    "I was touched by (the film), and I could see the allegory in my own life." "A Father's Way" earned him a Golden Globe nomination; his appearance at the awards show Tuesday will be his first day back to work. He's on a six-week vacation in Aspen, Colo., with his family.

    The nitty-gritty of parenting is split evenly between Seal, 43, and Klum, 33, and that promotes harmony, he says.

    "You pick up the slack. When somebody isn't able to do something, you don't wait to be asked. That's the synergy of a successful couple and a successful marriage: To be intuitive to other's needs."

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    I found the above in the Lindsay Lohan thread (don't ask me what I was doing there, I'm regretting it already)

    Her funbags (god I love that word) are the worst in my opinion. Or maybe that's just because I dislike her :whistle:

    *hmm, maybe I should put a warning sign above the picture. With all the easily traumatised souls lurking around this forum and all :whistle: I mean, her fanbase consists of mostly 12 year old-ish girls....Just think of what their moms would think if they'd say: "Mummy, this is my idol" and then that picture would turn up.*

    I dislike Lindsay Lohan too, but are you sure they're fake? I saw some shots from the side where they looked pretty real.

    I have to agree with Headhuntaz here.

    I have been told to my face by multiple girls that I was "too nice", which is why they wouldn't date/sleep with me. I've had a terrible time trying to avoid being locked in the "friend zone". So I have to know: do you girls really go for kindness, or are you just saying that?

    :idk:

    Right, buddy. Maybe it's the mentality here, but there is a whole bunch of girls who told me that they were attracted by adventures, risks and bad guys. Nice guys only bore them.

    And I tried it out! It really works more when you're not nice.

    I'm not into "the bad guy". But headhuntaz is right that there's a whole bunch of gals that are into that ;)

    A friend of mine was complaining yesterday about her boyfriend being too nice. She said: "He never gets mad at me! Sometimes I say horrible stuff, or I'm just downright blunt, and he's either quiet and shrugging or like 'fine honey.' he agrees with everything I say. Sometimes I wonder if he even has an opinion."

    Well, ex_c, is that your definition of "too nice" :laugh: ? or are you different after all.

    Well, honey, let me put it this way: I don't want to be treated badly, so yes I like kindness. But I don't want a coward without an opinion ;)

    And what's really important: Gals (or atleast the ones with some brain capacity) don't want a fake. I can't care for a guy who's wearing necklaces so heavy his neck's bending over, a car so pimped it could be featured in a futurstic graphic novel, so many 'friends' they could populate an entire country and who uses so much slang I need a special dictionary to translate what the hell he's saying, while underneath it all he's just a shy collegeboy who's biggest secret is that he pees in the shower. :whistle:

    If you wanna get gals, just be yourself and don't be afraid to be different. It won't do you any good if you say you're favorite sport is bungeejumping while in reality you'd rather get shot first ;)

    Well, I do have a tendency to avoid conflict. But, I do have my own opinion and never pretend to like something I don't like. I almost never get mad or yell at anyone since most of the stuff people fight over seems foolish to me. I also never treat anyone badly - I treat people the way I would like to be treated.

    Does that make me "too nice"?

    :idk:

    I have to agree with Headhuntaz here.

    I have been told to my face by multiple girls that I was "too nice", which is why they wouldn't date/sleep with me. I've had a terrible time trying to avoid being locked in the "friend zone". So I have to know: do you girls really go for kindness, or are you just saying that?

    :idk: