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I think she's pretty, but she has that "she looks young, but old at the same time" look going on.

She didn't get her boobs done: Here are pics of her in 2004: I don't see any difference from now. As for her face: then:2003/2004 now:

18. But by now I gather everyone knows the BMI scale is completely bogus

@brianwp It's fine. I can be pretty rough around the edges too and my last post towards you wasn't quite an exhibition of my pretty colors That's the problem with forums and such, statements on paper can appear much harder than they would have in reality. So if you're guilty of having a big mouth, I'm certainly guilty of acting on impulse. I'll go back on topic soon, but I wanted to reply to Sergenius' post first. And I promise you all, that'll be the last of it. [off topic mode]Maybe for some people it's easy. Just like some people are talented in sports. But not everyone has the potential to be a good boxer. And neither does everyone have what it makes to be a really good actor. I'm not comparing good acting to fame or blockbusters. Because then there are a lot of people who don't fit the bill. But take actors like Christian Bale for an instance. Most people know him as Batman or even from Terminator. He played a wholly different character in American Psycho and in The Machinist, it was hard to recognise him as the person we know him as. He has several other (lesser known) movie roles like that. Kristen Stewart, who we all know from Twilight, played someone entirely different in The Cake Eaters. Jaquin Phoenix played a despicable ruler in Gladiator and a nice brother in Signs. Etc. And let's not forget the supporting roles. These actors might not get the same attention as their prettier and more famous colleagues, but they have a big hand in making something work. So all I'm saying is that though yes, the business is plagued by bad performances and loveless projects, the statement "acting is easy" doesn't apply to those who really try to be someone who is very different from who they themselves are. I don't think actors need more respect than other people doing their jobs, but I think that writing everything off in that business as "easy, I could do it" is a bit short sighted. BUT you're probably right that Evangline's looks did help her a lot. Okay, now before I bog down this entire thread with my rambling, time for some eyecandy:

My personal opinion aside, the best way to have people stop talking about it is to stop talking about it. Putting this out there again is going to invite people to speak their minds about it, which in turn is going to lead to another worthless debate noone will win. I like this picture. She looks like she's enjoying an inside joke

Pfff, acting is easy. I could do it. Now looking pretty, like Brian said you either are lucky enough to be beautiful or you better know your way around reincarnation. Haha, don't you know it As for acting, everyone who hasn't done it thinks it's easy. Everyone just thinks that if you can behave like a normal person, you can act it as well. Yet there are so many movies with bad acting in it. Which is then blamed on the actors, because they're either "stupid" or "talentless". But really, is it that easy? Are you a good liar? Can you be whomever you want to be? Can you come across as confident when you're really not, appear calm when you're nervous, talkative when you're shy, etc? Can you appear to have falled head over heels for someone when you're not? Can you reign in your bubbly personality? And do it so convincingly people really believe what you represent? I doubt that. I don't know many people who can lie effectively, let alone change their gait, mannerisms, accent and behaviour to fit a wholly other type of person. And then there's the fact that whatever comes out of your mouth is limited to what is written on paper first. Also, though beauty is a great asset in this business, that alone doesn't get you to the point people will know you and respect you as an actress/actor

Okay, it's photoshopped, but I love this pic anyway: If only they weren't courtesy of coloured contacts, eh?

I never really got the appeal of Emily Didonato, until I saw this pic:

For someone who has been on this earth probably twice as long as I have you come across as quite immature. Telling people how to behave on a forum when nothing they said is offensive, isn't what I'd categorize as a 'valid' statement. Your condescending tone is annoying; the very IDEA that you are entitled to teach people here manners, discussion style or anything else is preposterous, especially when you contradict yourself by choosing to insult someone. You like the Rolling Stones. Evangline Lilly went to a re-release of one of their albums, which might or might not indicate she likes their music. Does it matter? Because there's no way we can find out for sure without calling her up and quizzing her about her music taste. Opinions are opinions and you're sure entitled to have yours, as long as you don't force it upon others. Now, to get back on topic: Evangline's audition for LOST One of my favorite pictures:

Vanessaaa you always post pictures of gorgeous girls. Who is this?

Eh, 6? It's just a link and I don't like to give really low numbers

First I thought Valentine had dark eyes, but now I took a closer look they seem much lighter. Blue, greyish. Anyway, cute kid and Adriana looks marvelous as usual

Wow she really looks typically Dutch. Funny. I'll give her a couple of years. For now she's too bony and awkward (to me, anyway)

Is it just me or does she look kinda ill in those pics? ^^

8 Audrey Hepburn

Wouldn't call her hot, but definitely pretty. Margarita Levieva (another unknown, so here's a pic:)

Not guilty. I'm the irritating one that stares and points at it. Cheated on a school test?

Not guilty. Got smacked in the face though. Think I hate that more <_< Told your friend that dress/jeans/shirt looked great when it really didn't?

The dictionary should have her name behind it. HOT! Peyton List (to jog your memory:)

^4. Sorry. Not a fan. Ian Somerhalder

Wow guys, awfully low scores there. So, what's your idea of a 10? Anyway: ^8. Cintia rocks. Vanessa, do you have a link to that photoshoot? She's gorgeous!

This: Going to a party and everyone is supposed to dress up. Decided something different instead of the usual dress would be nice.

No. I have to say I'm biased though. I mean, I don't really find her all that great looking and she annoys me as a person because she talks like a bubble brained high school girl. There are so many more gorgeous and younger girls out there that could give her a run for her money. I mean, comparing her with Adriana Lima at age 25, she really doesn't measure up to me.

Well, to be honest: do you think Michael Bay bases his casting choices on acting skills or because she's a victoria's secret model and looks pretty much flawless? I don't think Jason Statham has anything to do with this. Honestly. I think Bay just looked at her and thought "hot damn!" I mean, Rosie has that sex appeal thing going on and because she is a model, noone expects acting skills, which is the best position to be in when you're in a Micheal Bay movie. I mean, I like Megan Fox, but look what that role got her: instant fame because of her looks, instant bashing because of the acting and she's supposed to be an actress. I mean, if Rosie gets bashed for her performance, who cares? She'll just raise one of her defined brows, pout her lips and go on her merry way and land a luctrative modeling gig.

Because people tend to put a vote out for their own country I didn't as I hate the Dutch accent. :yuckky: But that's probably because I'm a bitch and I just get annoyed when people can't talk English the way I do To be honest I hate heavy accents no matter what country. You can have the most beautiful French accent, but if that makes you wreck the English language...I hate it. I like the way Monica Belluci speaks because you can sort of hear where she's from (though she sounds more French than Italian to me) but she speaks clearly and she pronounces everything pretty well. So for me I think it can be pretty cool when you can hear someone is foreign, but I like it to be so weak you end up asking the person where they're from because you can't pinpoint the accent. That said, just hearing normal English is refreshing when you're walking around in a big city like London or Dublin and hear all these people talk in foreign languages.