Conference turris::womannotes-v3

    
    Major woofs for Harrison Ford, Robert Plant, Kevin Costner, Kathleen
    Turner, and Raquel Welch.
    
    -Jody
    

    Karen Allen - 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' & 'Starman'

	Let me preface this confession by saying that I'm normally repulsed
	by men in rock bands.





	Axl Rose, Guns and Roses



	Yowza!
	

    Steven Segal, especially in "Hard to Kill".  Whattaman.  I've got a
    rice bowl for 'im...
    
    Johnnie Depp's pretty sexy.  Even Edward Scissorhands was adorable. 
    Woof!
    
    I wouldn't give a "woof award" to a woman, but Catherine Deneuve is my
    idea of female perfect.  Classy, quiet, cool, impossibly beautiful.  And 
    knows her way around a wine list.
    
    I like that skinny leader of the Black Crowes, too.  "Hard to Handle"?
    I'll take a shot at it.  Woof!

    4 replies and no one mentioned Keanu Reeves. 
    
    wow.
    
    Lisa

    he's less cute since he "grew up".  I liked him better in Bill & Ted's
    Excellent Adventure.  He's not quite "cute" and not quite "handsome",
    but definitely easy on the eyes.
    
    Additional woof to Tom Cruise but ONLY in Legend.
    
    -Jody
    

    Not in Rainman, Jody?  Charlie Babbitt resembled my sweetie in
    college, Peter.  Major woofness!  But I agree - Tom himself, eh.
    
    S.

Isabella Rossilini
Linda Hamilton

Kevin Costner

	Is it OK for men to post in this note ?

	If so:

	Simply for looks:		Kathy Ireland

	For pure, sexy intelligence:	Kirstie Allie

	If it's not OK for men to post in this one, 

	Never mind....

	Steve H

    Audrey Hepburn in "Funny Face."
    
    Audrey Hepburn in "Robin and Marion."
    
    					andrew

    
    
    Re: .10
    
    Nice personal name... why didn't you give a woof to Kate Bush?

    I already commented in True Confessions but I'll repeat it here and add
    to it.
    
    Jeff Bridges - the body, the smile, the ponytail  (I'd *really* like to
    be able to...)  (but *not* the brother...sorry) :-)  
    
    Anyway...
    
    Wesley Snipes (oh, my god, I don't *believe* how hot this guy
    looks.....well, if I ever had a chance I'd do just what that
    secretary in the movie did...)
    
    Kurt Russell - great body, great smile
    
    David Bowie - I rented a video of his Serious Moonlight Concert and by
    the time it was finished I was really pissed that I'll never have a
    change to have sex with him :-(
    
    
    Lorna
    

Soiuxie (as in & the Banchees)....wow! 

Ellen Barkin (that scene in "the big easy"...you know the one :-) :-)

(this one might belong in "true confessions", but) Michael Bolton...if only
he had Michael Stipe's talent,or if only Stipe had Bolton's looks...

dee (with nothing better to do on a Friday afternoon than dream ;-)

    >Re: .10
    >
    >Nice personal name... why didn't you give a woof to Kate Bush?
    
    Okay -- Kate Bush <woof>!
    
    					andrew

    Errol Flynn---babe in the extreme!
    
    
    
                                  L.J.

        Mary Steenburgen
        Amy Irving
        Geena Davis
        
        Dan

Woody Allen and Michael Gambon, an English actor who sometimes appears on
BBC stuff seen on PBS. Also, a Scottish actor who appears in the same arena.
He played the MP in Traffik and recently the boss in Truly, Madly, Deeply, 
still playing at Copley Square.

Also, the guy who plays Inspector Morse. I suspect he would be good-looking 
    
    
enough even for you, Lorna :-) But then again, I also like Leo McKern, the 
guy who plays Rumpole of the Bailey! So what if he weighs 200 pounds! Not
to rathole, but Rumpole of the Bailey must be the funniest program
on television. This Sunday at 10:00 p.m. on Channel 2 is the last show in
the series (Mystery). The British are truly superb at parodying themselves. 

Rumpole quotes poetry, defends the innocent, mocks the upperclass boobys 
(they give new meaning to this word) who are his colleagues, and calls his 
controlling wife "she who must be obeyed." I have thought of buying a VCR 
just to tape Rumpole. I hear there's a Rumpole Society in California. I
join in a minute if it were on this coast.

Eileen

I could chase Jay Leno, P. J. O'Rourke, and Peter Jennings 
around the block a few times. 

Meigs

    
    
    Traci (what a body) Lords - About 130 Movies!
    
    Woof Woof Woof Woof.  Why does doggie come to mind???? :-)
    
    David.
      

    
    Margaret Tutwiler

    So there we were, my best friend and I, two dykes, me with a sort of
    detached appreciation of the male body, her being almost totally
    oblivious to their existence, walking through the mall.
    
    She is in the middle of telling me something, something reasonably
    interesting and compelling, when *he* walks past...
    
    Both our jaws drop to our chests...
    Our conversation ceases entirely, forgotten...
    We stop walking...
    We stare openly, turning our heads as he walked by, shamelessly in
    awe...
    
    He was young, perhaps 19...dark brown hair, long and silky and flowing,
    down to his waist.  he was slim in the way that only 19 year olds can
    be, broad shouldered...he had dark eyebrows and dark eyes, and strong,
    interesting features, like Val Kilmer (a major woof, if I do say so
    myself)...he looked like the sort of brooding, dark, artitistic type
    that sends me (and Jody! :-) through the roof...and he was in animated
    coversation with a beautiful woman of about the same age...
    
    And then he was outo f sight, through the door.  And Hagan and I
    gasped, realizing we hadn't breathed for the entire, oh, 30 seconds he
    was in our line of sight.  Simultaneously we sighed...*wow*...
    
    D!

    
    *sigh*
    
    

    the waiters at Club Cafe....*swoon*
    
    Ingrid Bergman...
    
    Kenneth Branaugh...
    
    Audrey Hepburn in "My Fair Lady"
    
    oh hell...I'll just have to go through all my old movies...
    
    \D/

    Kelly McGillis

	I can't believe my favorite has not been listed yet!  Mel
	Gibson is a God!  Of course, I'm a little disappointed to
	find that he is shorter than me.... 5'7" I believe?

	I like the clean cut, conservative, all american look...
	probably why I married a guy who has that look (my husband
	is a hunk too!).  

	Karen

	For the most beautiful, genuine smile in the movies:

	Annabeth Gish

	Steve H

    Me!
    
    
    
    (*8

    Two more attractive actors:
    
    1) Matthew Broderick - actually I prefer his looks to those of any
                           other person I've ever seen in my entire 
                           life.  (but he seems to have dissapeared - I
                           haven't heard anything about him in over a
                           year....wish he would make a new movie soon,
                           or visit *me* - either would be okay)  :-)
    
    2) John Cusak -        another adorable face...even though I hated
                           The Grifters he looked wonderful in it
    
    
    
    Lorna
    

    As far as actresses go, I think Geena Davis has a *perfect* body.  At
    least she has my idea of what a perfect female body looks like.  *I*
    would like to have her body (only miniaturized since she's around
    5'10"!)
    
    Lorna
    

...E!!!

D!

    
    Katharine Hepburn (young, middle-aged, old, however!)
    
    Demi Moore (short hair only)
    
    Sin�ad O'Connor
    
    the boy at Tower Video (late teens, piercing Husky bright light 
    blue eyes, long black hair pulled back in a ponytail, full lips, 
    porcelain skin, willowy body)
    
    Jody Bobbitt
    
    Carla
    

Carla: seconded on all of them, except the boy at Tower Video, since I
haven't seen him.

D!

    
    Lisa (Liza) Gibbons = E.T.
    Jane Seymour
    Kim Basinger = 9 1/2 wks
    
    Demi Moore = GHOST

    okay...my "Twins Peaks" noms...
    
    Best Male:  Kyle McLaughlin
    
    Best Female: Sherilynn Fenn
    
    I get heart palpitations here........
    
    I'll second the E and Jody nominations too! :-)
    
    \D/

    James Woods
    
    Meg Foster
    
    Nigel Davenport
    
    Sian Phillips [a few years ago anyway ... haven't seen her lately]
    
    Shawn Phillips [with his hip-length golden hair]
    
    the guy in line at the MKO DCU ... didn't catch the name on the badge
    
    David Bowie [esp. in Labyrinth]
    
    several members of our community that I'm too shy to mention in public
    
      Annie

                        Jean Claude Van Damme

    Lou Diamond Phillips...must have the long hair!  ;^)
    
    
    
                                     L.J.

>    several members of our community that I'm too shy to mention in public

 Don't leave us in suspense! (especially after the setup!) <pout>

	Laura San Giacomo
	Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio

	Cary Elwes (winner, best sneer award)



	*A*

    Oh, go ahead! I don't see why Charles should be the center of attention
    all the time :-) After all, this is =Wn=.
                                         ^
    
    E. (Not to be confused with E; I just get tired typing my name.)
    

    Patrick Bergin (Mountains of the Moon, the English Robin Hood)
    
    Oliver Reed in Women in Love
    
    Kris Kristopherson with long hair
    
    Donald Sutherland (and maybe Keifer in a few years)
    
    Christopher Lambert (Greystoke)
    
    Charles Jourdan
    
    Karl Langerfeld
    
    Taurean Blaque (cop on Hill Street Blues)
    
    Raul Julia
    
    Shawn Phillips (yes, Annie, I agree!!! serious major ungodly wooof!)
    
    Aiden Quinn
    
    Liam Neeson
    
    

    ... they may not be the best looking cats in the world, but they
    jump so ... nicely when you "woof" at them unexpectedly...

    did someone mention long hair?
    the man who played Wind In His Hair
    mmmmmm.  You can have Costner, Lynne...

Re: .25

Pity Mel's Australian then, isn't it ?

    re: .45
    
    Sorry, but Mel is originally American and moved to Oz when he was a
    boy,
    if I remember rightly.
    
    Either way American, Australian what does it matter he is still *MAJOR
    WOOF* material.
    
    
    Tracy W

    Tom Berringer (sp?)
    Cesar Romero (after he turned gray.  One of the few men who looks
    better older)
    John Saxon
    Cary Grant (all time favorite)
    Sam Elliott
    James Stacy (the actor who lost an arm and leg in motorcycle accident)
    
    I can't remember his name, but he starred in most of the Gidget movies.
    
    Linda
    

    Hal Linden
    
    Ditto on James Stacy
    
    Ditto on James Darren (Moon Doggie on the Gidget movies)

    
    
    Tamara Hampton    -  YEOWZA!!!   ;->
    
    
    Hamp

    I agree with Mel Gibson - he has a beautiful face, and nice body, and
                              even at 5'7" (?) he's still 6" taller than
                              me
    
    Also:
          Dennis Quaid
          Harrison Ford
    
    
    
    Lorna
    

    re .43, actually, my cat, Raven, is far more attractive looking than
    most humans I've ever seen.  (if only he could drive a car & had
    money....)  :-)
    
    
    Lorna
    

    Sean Connery  at any age.  Woof! Woof! Woof!Woof! Woof!
    
    Richard Burton -- and having just read a biography of him, I find out he
    was very intelligent and well read too.  
    
    James Coburn -- craggy looking, but well worth a WOOF!

>    Sean Connery  at any age.  Woof! Woof! Woof!Woof! Woof!

 Too bad his views about women are significantly less than enlightened...

    Oh, damn.  In my fantasy life Connery is rather more feminist than Gloria
    Steinem.

    Charlie Sheen
    Tom Cruise
    Alec Baldwin
    William Baldwin
    Keaneau Reeves
    James Dean
    
    ....and one September night in 1990 Jason Bateman was a guest on 
    Arsenio Hall...and looked soooooooo hot, my roommate and I were
    on the floor drooling..sigh....
    

    
    I forgot one:
    
    Christian Slater (especially as a young lad in "Name of the Rose",
      also his first cafeteria corner scene in "Heathers")
    
    MAJOR (howwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwl) WOOF!
    
    C.
    

    re: .42 (::GONZALEZ)
    
          Who is Karl Largerfeld, please?  I saw you mention him before...
    do you mean Karl Lagerfeld, the head designer for the House of Chanel?
    Or it this some other person.
    
    Frederick
    

    re .57, Christian Slater is my 17 yr. old daughter (Melissa's) favorite
    now.  Her second choice is Keanu Reeves.  I think Reeves is pretty
    cute.
    
    Lorna
    

Ummm,  isn't there a limit of how many of these one person can
enter?!?

;-)

    Oh yeah....how COULD I have possibly forgotten Christian Slater....
    
    sigh...sigh....just the voice......swooooonnnnnnn
    
    arf!
    
    sus

    
    Michael Praed (when his hair was still long)
    Mick Jagger (young!)
    David Bowie (ditto)
    Bjorn Andressen
    

    
    
    Bjorn Borg
    Ivan Lendl
    
    	I have this thing 'bout tennis player's butts and legs!!!!!
    
    	  Greg

    Sharon Gless
    Duncan Regehr
    Linda Hamilton
    Lady Di

    re.38
    
    well, Mark, there's also the folks I "woof" at that need to be
    considered ... I'm sure some of them would be a tad shocked as I've
    never mentioned it to them.
    
    But here's one that I'm fairly sure knows ...
    
    
     Margaret Gonzales

> I'm sure some of them would be a tad shocked as I've
>    never mentioned it to them.

 "I know," he replied devilishly. ;^)

No, no, no, Doctah, you haven't got the idea.  Try this:

"You little demon," he replied devilishly.

Now there, isn't that better?  :-)

-d

    Raquel Welsh
    Linda Evans
    The Barbie Twins
    
    
         REK

    RE: .58
    
    Yes, that man.  Sorry I misspelled his name.
    
    Major serious woof.
    
      Margaret

    G'Day,
    
    Re: .45
    
	>Pity Mel's Australian then, isn't it ?
    
   But we all look the same and one is heading to the US soon :-) !
    
    David.
    

Duncan Reagher (spelling is questionable)....looks are to die for...he is
Australian by origin, I believe, and portrayed Errol Flynn on T.V. a few
years back....now playing Zorro on the Family Channel, or something...egads!
I never like pretty men, but he has such a twinkle in his eye...and the rest
of the stuff is quite supreme.

Sean Connery - yes, even now...eyes and Scottish accent...cuddlesome

Michael Caine - soft spot for that accent and that smile...

Charlie Watts (Stones drummer) - from my childhood lusts - I still think he
hss the most interesting eyes - and cheekbones - in rock and roll.

Anthony Hopkins - always loved his eyes and his smile...dangerous stuff

Christopher Plummer - smile for me and I will melt right here....

Dorian Harewood - voice and bod and smile....just perfecto!

James Earl Jones - voice and voice and voice...and laugh...and intensity...and
on and on.....I would chase this one down, given a chance...any chance

Pierce Brosnan - over and above the obvious charms, there is something ....
perhaps I sense a backbone, a sense of standing to his values, anyway, I
think I would like this man...

Gene Wilder - gentle; quick to laughter; such an aphrodisiac...laughter..

Danny Aiello (spelling in question) - again, there is that quality of KNOWING..
I think I would be comfortable with such a man...and I like comfort most of
all.

Billy Dee Williams - some are just made to stand on this planet to make it
look GOOD...this is one such man.  He might even be intelligent and nice...I've
never been able to focus enough to notice...nekkid fantasies abound...

Robert Redford - okay, I confess...he is my "guilty secret" lust....but, hey,
he IS sexy in a very western, ageless way.  I do suspect, however, that he
has the personality of a stalk of broccoli...

    Re .73: That's Duncan Regehr, Canadian I think; I remember him fondly
    (!) from "Wizards and Warriors" ["Is it getting warm in here?"]. He got
    to be a goodish bad guy in "V", too.
    
    Oh, well, now that I've gone and replied... for pure woofability, I'd
    give points to Ken Wahl, late of "Wiseguy". Neither he nor his
    character ever really turned me on, and yet those shots of him, clad in
    a top-flight Mafioso suit, gazing moodily at a city skyline... or him,
    in faded denim, gazing moodily at his old Italian-immigrant
    neighborhood... or him, in a black leather jacket, gazing moodily -
    well, you get the idea. (When he stopped gazing moodily at things, I
    knew the series was doomed.)
    
    How about Andy Garcia (specifically, from "The Untouchables" - I've
    liked him in other things, but he was really stunning in that one).
    And I'll agree on Sean Connery, too; I've always thought that a
    person's suitability as an eye-catcher (i.e., "woofability") need have
    nothing to do with that person's actual beliefs, marital status, or
    sexual orientation. I mean, we're just _looking_, right? [Aren't we???]
    
    None of the previously-mentioned models do much for me. I only seem to
    get interested in people who seem to be intriguing characters - that
    is, they have to be doing something. [Moody gazes notwithstanding!] In
    fact, the majority of my dream-fodder seem to be "X in the role of Y,"
    as opposed to simply "X". Hence, Kevin Costner in "Bull Durham" =
    WOOF!, but Kevin Costner in "Robin Hood" = <yawn>...
    
    So if I say I had the major-league woofs for Hauptmann Dietrich on "Rat
    Patrol," you'll know what I mean. ;-)
    
    -b

    I'm sure I'm going to butcher the spelling on this but...
    
    Rutger Hauer in LadyHawk
    
    
    Jan

    
    I think you spelled it right, Jan....
    
    Yes. And in "Bladerunner"...
    And even in the Guiness adverts (do you people get those?)
    
    Meanwhile.....Bruce Willis.
    
    'gail
    
    

    Denzel Washington - cute face, nice body - actually *unbelievably*
                        *extremely* cute & nice is more like it
    Jeff Daniels -      nice chin :-) (actually there's something
                                       about him that really turns
                                       me on - especially in Something
                                       Wild - when his character went
                                       from being very conservative to
                                       more off-the-wall)
    
    Matthew Modine -    very boyishly cute - nice smile
    
    Daniel Day Lewis -  especially as the gay punk type in My Beautiful
                                Laundrette 
    
    Patrick Dempsey -   always in such stupid movies but *he* himself
                        is actually quite attractive I think
    
    
    Lorna
    
    
    

    Another tennis player:
    
    		Andre(sp?) Agassi - uhhh swooon *mega woof*
    
    
    Tracy W

    Dixie the cab driver from the first season of "Pee-Wee's Playhouse"
    

    re: .79
    
    ooh! I liked her too!  I had forgotten all about her.  Now
    I wanna go watch my old Playhouse tapes.  
    
    with love,
    cheyenne

    yes, yes, yes for Duncan Regher, major howl.  Also, the original actor
    who played Zorro.  He was also in Lost in Space, but can't remember
    his name.
    
    I agree with .74 on Hauptman Dietrich if he is the one who was the
    head of the Germans.  Is he still acting in one of the daytime soaps?
    
    Pierce Brosnan is also a major howl.  I'm a sucker for an accent :-)
    
    Lots of good looking men in Playgirl too ;-)
    
    Linda
    

    The late Guy Williams played Zorro in the original series, as 
    well as Professor John Robinson in 'Lost in Space'.

    I'm sorry, but something about the Arsenio Hall show makes its guests 
    look incredibly hot beyond all belief.
    
    Last night:
    
    Jean Claude Van Damme
    
    
    I'm in lost.....  (love+lust=lost)
    
    swoonswoonswoon
    
    (I'll try and make this my last entry....)
                                              

    
>    Pierce Brosnan...I'm a sucker for an accent :-)
    
What are you talking about ?  he doesn't have an accent !  

:-)

    Damn I missed J  C Van Damme on Arsineo!  Ow !  
    
    They gave him a real hard time on 'BCN one morning. They were 
    teasing him about his flexibility. Charles Laquidara asked Jean Claude
    if he could lick himself.  
    
    They asked him why he had a body gaurd if he was such a tough guy.  
    
    Jean Claude fielded the questions and banter well, and made me smile
    that he was a gracious guest when all the DJs were so rude. 

    
    
                         Burt Lancaster
    
    
    jacki
    

    Tom Petty - it's amazing what blonde hair, cool clothes & a guitar can
                do for a guy :-)  (the talent & brains don't hurt either)
    
    
    
    Lorna
    

    Lorna, I'll second that nomination.  I had a crush on my younger
    brother's friend who looked a lot like him, and now plays base in
    a local band.  
    
    Kim

    trivia:  I was set up to go on a date with good ole Tom
    several years ago (before he was married), I was friends
    with his guitar player... he passed out with his face in
    his spagetti so I decided the date was over %-) I declined
    any further involvement... he did look kinda cute with meatballs
    in his hair though %-).  He was real nice.
    
    with love,
    cheyenne who_knew_then_what_she_knows_now_would_have_put_up_
    with_spagetti_faced_Tom

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH Cheyenne--that is hilarious.
    
    give me Tom Petty,
    with a facefull of spaghetti
    I'll put him with Keifer
    in the old reefer (igerator) that is!
    
    hahahha...sorry, couldn't resist!
    
    Kim

    Kim -
    
    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!! 
    
    phew!
    
    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAgaspHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
    
    *That* was precious Kim.  I can't stop laughing!
    
    with love,
    cheyenne who_IF_SHE_knew_then_what_she_knows_now_would_have_put_
    up_with_spagetti_faced_Tom                  
    
    

    
    My ex-husband passed out at the kitchen counter once in the middle of 
    a half made sandwich, standing up , face first onto the counter.  And
    *I* stuck with him another year.  And he couldn't even sing!!!
    
    Geez Cheyenne, did you have to be so *petty*? 
    
    groan
    
    Kim
    

    I can't stop laughing... deep breath... everyone thinks I'm nuts,
    sitting here laughing all by myself %-).
    
    Well... if Tom had married me and *then* slept in his spagetti
    I would have stuck it out much longer than I did.   I tried to
    act like everything was fine but people were staring at me and
    ... oh!  it's just *too* painful I *can't* go on. %-)   It was 
    reminiscent of that scene in "A Clockwork Orange" ... "I think
    something terrible is about to happen to me" SPLAT!
    
    He did apologize and bombard me with flowers and asked me out
    a few more times but... I declined. 
    
    clunk clunk <--- me hitting myself in the head with a sneaker.
    
    Please don't think I am saying bad things about him, he was very
    nice and polite and sweet and I liked him.   He was very entertaining
    %-).
    
    with love,
    cheyenne

    Oh Cheyenne!
    
     I'm another Tom Petty buff - I swear, you've known some of the most
    interesting people!  I'm certainly envious that you actually got to
    meet him!
    
     Another I like is Lou Diamond Phillips, who I think has been
    mentioned, and I sort of like Patrick Duffy as well.
    
     Then there's Carol King and Carly Simon, who I think are both *very*
    sexy!
    
      Course from the sounds of it, I wouldn't mind meeting your new
    roommate either........ ;-)
    
    bright blessings,
    -HA

    I like Carly too!
    
    Okay my new room mate is a major woof:
    
    He's 6' tall, lots of Iroquois blood, very long black hair
    with deep purple streaks and both ears pierced all the way
    up with silver rings.  He lives in jeans and flannel shirts
    and hiking boots.  
    
    swoon!
    
    oh.. and he just got his first tattoo.  I'm a bad influence.
    
    with love,
    cheyenne

    Don Henley!
    
    Now, Cheyenne, don't tell me you dated him :-) :-)
    
    
    
    Kim

    nonononononononononononono... never.  8-).
    
    I have a list here somewhere...
    
    with love,
    cheyenne 

    Dennis Miller
    Jason Patric
    Someone else reminded me of this---the guy who played Wind in His Hair
    who WAS that one??  mmm  mmmm mmm!
    oh yeah, and I thought DougO was cute at the WN bash  (I'm blushing
    now)
    
    Kim 
    

>(I'm blushing
    now)

Yeah, you're not the only one ;-).

DougO

Fellow .x00 grabbers!  Woof!

Dan

    
    RE: Tom Petty
    
    This is amazing coincidence Chey...
    I dated him once after a show here in the UK - years back, when he
    was doing the "Rock Goes To College" circuit.
    
    Isn't it weird that a "famous person" has dated two =wn=ers? 
    
    'gail
    PS He didn't crash in his spaghetti that time, FWIW, though that
    man can't half shift some alcohol...
    
    

    re .89, oh, Cheyenne, I'm envious, too! :-)
    
    But, just out of curiosity, how long ago *was* your date with Tom
    Petty?  From what I've read he's been married for 18 yrs.!  His oldest
    daughter is 15 or 16 yrs. old.  Hey, but, I am passing no judgement,
    ladies, I'd go out with him tomorrow given the chance!  There are some
    occasions in life when it's each person for hirself! :-)  Besides, if
    all he ever does is pass out in spaghetti I guess his wife has nothing
    to worry about! :-)
    
    Now, if anybody says they've dated Bruce Springsteen I'm going to sit
    here and cry!  :-)
    
    Lorna
    

    Lorna,
    
    I don't think Tom sleeps in his spagetti anymore, he is clean 
    and sober and doing really well... he has a beautiful house
    not too far from me and from what I have seen and heard he
    is very happy!  I like happy endings 8-).
    
    'gail,
    
    ooh!  We;ve shared a man!  oh baby we gotta talk!!!! ;-> ;-> ;->
    
    oh.. um... speaking of Bruce... 8-)... I don't know him but
    my room mate does %-).  Really!  He does!!! 
    
    with love,
    cheyenne

    Lorna,
    
    oops!  I just realized that I did not answer your question.
    It was in the early 1980's that I met and went out with Tom.
    It was right after the the first Heartbreakers' album came
    out.
    
    with love,
    cheyenne

    re .104, well, I'm just glad he's livelier in concerts than he was on
    your date!  But, I would have been happy to be that close to him even
    if he was asleep in his plate.  *sigh*   :-)
    
    Your roommate knows Bruce?!!!!  Oh, for a life in the fast track!  :-)
    
    (Your roommate didn't *date* Bruce did he?  I just had to ask.)
    
    Lorna
    

    re: .105
    
    No %-).  I guess they share the same taste in films and met in 
    a video store and have been best buds ever sense.  They're
    vidiots like me 8-).
    
    with love,
    cheyenne

    
    
    	Matt Biondi, especially when dripping wet in his little
                     Arena swimsuit
    
    	Keaunu(?) Reeves
    
    	The man with a ponytail I saw at MacWorld in Boston on Wednesday.
    
    	Andrew Kenah
    
    	Rachael Barlow
    
    	and the woman who starred opposite Mel Gibson in "Hamlet"
    	    (she absolutely exudes sensuality!)
    
    							nancy b.

    	and the woman who starred opposite Mel Gibson in "Hamlet"
    	    (she absolutely exudes sensuality!)

Glenn Close.

She was also in Fatal Attraction and Dangerous Liasons.

D!

    
    Speaking of sensuality . . . Uma Thurman.
    
    W
     O
      O
       F !
    

    	and the woman who starred opposite Mel Gibson in "Hamlet"
    	    (she absolutely exudes sensuality!)
 
Opps, when you said "starring", I assumed you meant Glenn Close, because
hers was the most major female role (playing the queen.) however, on
second reading I noticed the "opposite", and realized you might have
been referring to Ophelia (don't know the actress's name.)  

D!

    Well, D!, I would nudge Helena Bonham Carter, who played Ophelia 
    opposite Gibson ahead of Close in sensuality exuding (exhortations?).
    But both are wonderful actresses and also quite sensual, so either
    could work. :^)
    
    Cheers,
    George

    Notes collision. D!
    Carter also acted in Room with a View and Lady Jane (opposite Cary
    Elwes) as effectively.
    Cheers,
    George

    8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-)
    
    Moderator!!  Moderator!!
    
    I think this whole topic constitutes an obscene, degrading
    objectification of men, and it should be removed IMMEDIATELY!!
    
    Especially since I didn't make it on anybody's woof-list.
    
    8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-)
    
    --jim
    

    
    What!  No references to my favorite??  (at the moment)
    
    Gabriella Sabatini
    
    The dark hair, those *eyes*...*sigh*.
    
    
    Ok, D!-- I'll concur too,
    
    
    E is not too bad either!!!
    But then again, so are you!  
    
    Yours in fluffy flirting,
    
    Debbi
    

    Terri Garr 
    
    could definitely cause an otherwise calm, rational boy to
    put an 'ah-OOO-gah' horn in his jalopy ;-)
    
    	
    

    Robin Williams - so funny it took me awhile to realize he's 
                     also quite good looking (which is a good
                     combination!)
    
    Billy Crystal -  also funny, also cute, nice smile
    
    
    
    Lorna
    

    
    Your comment on humour reminded me, Lorna...
    
    Bruce Willis.
    Dustin Hoffman.
    Alan Alda.
    
    OK - so I have weird taste. I'm a sucker for guys who can make
    me laugh.

    Roger Rabbit
    
       He makes me laugh

    Tret Fure - singer and songwriter...many woofs. Chris Williamson always
                holds onto her very tightly. Can't imagine why ;-)
    
    Omar Sharif (sp?) & Julie Christie in "Doctor Zhivago". I love that
    movie! I give both of them big woofs!!
    
    Angie Dickinson - woofawoofawoofa...I've always had a big crush on her.
                      Got a poster of her next to my bed at home.
    
    
    Laurie 

    .117 -- I'm glad to see I'm not the only one.  Bruce Willis.  Hubba,
    hubba!
    
    -jc
    

*WOOF* *WOOF* for:

Laura Antonelli (?) of WifeMistress
Connie Sellecca
Margot Kidder's voice
Julie Andrews (my first love)
Gloria Steinem
Linda Hamilton in Terminator 2
Sigourney Weaver in Aliens
Sophie Barjac as the doctor in Bordertown (TV)

and...

Veronica Hamel (of course!!!!)
  in any of her serious roles (Hill Street Blues, Sessions, Stop at Nothing, 
  etc.)

    The discussion of beer commercials reminded me of the TV ad
    for Rolling Rock, the one where two people are exchanging 
    looks across a crowded barroom. He walks over, right past her,
    (she's a _knockout_, woof, woof) and grabs a beer. The look 
    on her face is hysterical ;-) No sweat, he starts chatting her 
    up a few seconds later. 
    
    Perfection - blond, gorgeous, and drinks RR >;-)

    re .121
    
    nothing like a sexy voice, is there?
    
    On that note, I'd give a woof to Chris Isaak, 
    and one to Ian McCullough ... Lips like Sugar... (I have no idea what
      Ian looks like, but the voice, wooo
    
    and Linda Hamilton did look hot in T2...though that's been said 
    a thousand times.
    
    cheryl

    
    Jose Conseco (sp?)  Mega Woof!
    
    and  Kevin Costner, of course!  he's HOT!
    
    -Dotti.
    

don't know if these have been mentioned but:

Alan Autry (Bubba on "In the Heat of the Night")
Jean Claude Van Damme (The Muscles from Brussels)

and of course the ever popular and aging:

Harrison Ford
Sam Elliot    

    Silly me.  All this time I thought Connie Selleca and Victoria Hamel
    *were* the same woman!  Ambulatory women all look alike to me, I guess.
    
    
    ;-}
    Richard

    My favourites:
    
    Harrison Ford (especially in Bladerunner and Witness)
    Denis Quaid
    Kevin Costner
    Martin Shaw
    
    
    Alice T.

    
    ok, one thousand and one...
    
    Linda Hamilton in T2!!!
    
    Is it time to go back and see it again??????
    
    
    ;-)
    
    Debbi

    Jamie Lee Curtis on her show wednesday nite.......
    
    REK

 Maybe this should be in "I really hate"...

 I really hate that I don't know anybody to "woof" over...

    I know the feeling.
    
    I mean, I _remember_ the feeling.
    
    And I sympathise.
    
    Alice T.

    I just thought of someone else:
    
    The person who washed my hair at the old hairdresser's in Birmingham. I
    don't know his name. But he had wonderful hands. And sometimes, that
    counts. I'll go to the same hairdresser's again when I return next
    year, of course.
    
    Alice T.

    More WOOF awards...
    
    Jamie Lee Curtis
    Linda Hamilton (nth)
    Cecilia M Tan (my exgirlfriend... *sigh*
    
    D!

 CTAN?!!!

    You didn't know???
    
    I thought everyone knew.  *sheesh*
    
    Mark, WHERE DO YOU THINK SHE GOT HER START?  :-)
    
    D!

 No, I didn't know. (Feeling sheepish)

 Liked your post today (I beg, no demand, to differ). :-) :-)

 

    re.131 Doctah, ya gotta change the channel from ESPN every once
    in a while!!!

    I used to "WOOF" when a certain co-worker walked by...
    unfortunately, he moved on to another Dec site....
    
    But, a Woof for:  Mel Gibson
    
    HRH

    
    Ok, so who is CTAN?

<    Ok, so who is CTAN?

Ditto.

And Richard!  That's VERONICA Hamel, not *Victoria*!  (I would have thought
that you would have heard that name enough from me to know it well!)  ;-)

Also woofs for:
Lois Chile's voice (in Great Gatsby)
Mel Gibson (yes, even if he is a man)  ;-)
Harrison Ford  (ditto)
Marlee Matlin (Children of a Lesser God)

   Carol

    CTAN is Cecilia Tan, who I mentioned in my "woof" note as my
    ex-girlfriend...she is also a "big name" out on the internet, which is
    why Mark accused me of name dropping.
    
    But Mark, *I'm* a big name too - doncha realize we all know eachother,
    and it's just one big happy club?
    
    D!

    pot belly, just the beginnig of age crinkles around his eyes, paint 
    under his nails from the last house he painted, curly blond hair just 
    on the fringe of grey, the best pillow I ever had, has to be my own 
    dear Tom.
    
    ;-)KC
    
    

     Yes, D!, I realize you are also a "big name" celeb on the internet.
    :-)
    
     Sorry (to the rest of you) for the pseudo inside joke. I'm sure
    Charles must have gotten it, at least. ;^)
    
     The Doctah

> I'm sure Charles must have gotten it, at least. ;^)

Yeah I got it - pervert. You're *all* perverts.

	-- Charles the pot.

    
    Well, thanks for telling me who she was.  D! if she's an ex of yours,
    I'm sure she's deserving of a woof.  Or, maybe that should be WOOF!
    (I don't really "do" woofs.)
    
    KC?  In .143, that was really nice of you.  I can't really think of any
    woofers myself 'cept for ex's :-(  I think it's just a state of mind.
    
    CQ

    
    
    drool list..
    
    Mel Gibson  ('specially in Hamlet.. I was born a thousand years too
   			 late!)
    Richard Dean Anderson
    Kevin Costner
    Linda Hamilton
    Maid Marian in R'Hood  (durn it all, can't spell her name!)
    
    
    Jamd   	

    
    The guy sauntering down my street on Saturday....
    I mean, I don't usually stop and stare, but he was something else.
    
    Tall. Tan. About 20. Very tan. Very blonde. Long hair in a ponytail
    but shaved pretty short up the sides. Ice blue/meet eternity eyes.
    Open shirt. Levis. Smooth chest. Muscles - not beefy, just sinuous and
    lickable - most places I could see.....
    
    I stared. I couldn't help it. I doubt he noticed 8-}
    'gail
    

>Yeah I got it - pervert. You're *all* perverts.

 You expected something else?

although I hesitate to abuse my noting privilege by entering 2 in this
string, I had to add to my list:

	Armand Assante - can you BELIEVE those eyes????  and the face, and
	everything else....okay, he may be a MCP or something, but I can
	LOOK.  Besides, he always takes the most interesting roles, I think
	he must be a little smart or very skewed.  either way, I probably
	like him...or, at least, I can dream some very passionate scenarios...

	Robert De Niro - noone else can act so gentle and yet convey such
	potential for menace....I am eternally fascinated by the manner
	in which he "fleshes out" a character.  Brainpower and focus are
	aphrodisiacs to me.  This man is smart and VERY focused.

	Al Pacino - this guy needs to be taken care of...he looks helpless,
	but his love scenes are unbelievably sexy - maybe it's that slightly
	desperate, out of control look?

	Jeff Goldblum - tall, dark, handsome, crazy....need I say more?

    
    
    	I got through about half of the replies....
    
    	For me?
    
    	I ditto .44  Wind in His Hair was beautiful!
    	Mel Gibson	
    	Jon Bon Jovi
    	Kip Winger
    	Sebastian Bach
    	One of the guys who dances (used to dance?) at the Bahama
    		Beach Club for the Male Encounter, named Zach.
    	The guy who was in a TV movie years ago called The Last
    	  	Days of Pompeii
    	A guy I dated 3 years ago
    	Richard Grieco
    
    	JJ
    
    	
    	

    I've been too shy (please, don't laugh) so far to tell who my serious
    major big time gawdawful stupendous woof is.  I still can't belive I'm
    actually going to write it.
    
    
    
    Steady yourself.
    
    
    
    I mean really big time *WOOF*
    
                      John Hicks-Courant
    
    
    
    Hey, ya had to tease me about all the previous wooofs! :^)
    
      Margaret

    
    
    	Eeesh....How could I have forgotten  Michael Bolton?!
    	Add him to my list.....  the voice alone is melt material.
    

 Margaret-

 Is that a serious reply?

 -puzzled_but_curious

    Doctah,
    
    Who me? C'mawn! ;^)
    
      Margaret

Christopher Durham, who is doing the role of Pontius Pilate in the
American Stage Festival's production of "Jesus Christ Superstar" (in
Milford, NH)

The man has six sets of cheekbones, enough jaw for any ten guys, and a
build that simply does *not* quit.

Major *WOOF*!

-d

    
    Who is that guy who is playing lead guitar on Julian Lennon's
    current backup set?
    
    HHHHHHHHHHhhhhhhooOOOOOOooooowwWWWWWWWwwwwllllLLLLLLL!
    

    'gail:
    
    If he has short black hair his name be Justin.. if not.. cancel
    this reply %-).
    
    with love,
    cheyenne

re: .156 -d

� Christopher Durham, who is doing the role of Pontius Pilate in the
� American Stage Festival's production of "Jesus Christ Superstar" (in
� Milford, NH)

	Yeah, and that's some costume too.  I'm going to see it tonight, but
I caught dress rehearsal Sunday night.

					--Doug

Doug, be sure to catch my review in tonight's telegraph.  Then we'll
have something to argue over...  :-)

-d

 The woman in Littleton sub shop at lunch time today. I had to put aside
Mikhail & co for a second. Wow!

    
    
    	A guy here in my facility who shall remain nameless....
    

� Christopher Durham, who is doing the role of Pontius Pilate in the
� American Stage Festival's production of "Jesus Christ Superstar" (in
� Milford, NH)

	My theater companion, who no longer notes here, agrees 100%.  Major
woof.  I suspect she was dissapointed he didn't come out for drinks with us
afterward.

	I didn't get a Telegraph last night, so I couldn't read -d's review,
but from the dark looks I got when I mentioned it to the master electrician,
I suspect it didn't go over too well.


						--D

    re .161, .162, isn't it funny how you can spot strangers like that
    sometimes & just *notice* them for a long time and never (well sometimes
    never) do anything about it.  There's an engineer in the Mill that I've
    been *noticing* for a long time but have rarely spoken to.  There's
    just something I like about the way he looks.  (I sometimes wonder in
    cases like this if the person in question would be appalled to know I
    think he's attractive.  But, if so, tough, I have a right to discretely
    *look* as long as I don't harrass him!)  :-)
    
    Lorna
    

    
    
    	re: Lorna
    
    	The guy I'm referring to has become a friend of mine.  But
    	I still try and discreetly stare if I see him and he doesn't
    	see me.  ;)  And he has a great personality too!
    

  165 replies already, & not *one* mentioning Willem Dafoe??  %^b

  --Kathy

    Examples of people with seriously major amounts of woofosity:
    
    	Jane Seymour
    	Maggie Han (MURPHY'S LAW (tv) and THE LAST EMPEROR)
    	Diana Rigg (most, MOST, *MOST* especially as Mrs. Peel!)
    	Katherine Hepburn
    	Holly Hunter
    	Linda Hamilton
    	Brooke Adams
    	Amanda Donohoe
    	Amanda Pays
    	Mary Steenburgen
    
    And in the interests of balance:
    
    	Timothy Dalton (especially playing the Errol Flynn clone in THE
                                                              ROCKETEER)
    	Sean Connery
    	Christopher Reeve
    	Sidney Poitier
    	Jimmy Smits     \ both from
    	Blair Underwood / L.A. LAW
    	Scott Glenn
    	Christopher Walken
    	Cary Grant
    	Kevin Costner
    
    re:.147
    
    	� Maid Marian in R'Hood  (durn it all, can't spell her name!) �
    
    Well, that depends on which ROBIN HOOD you're talking about. If the
    the 1938 film, it's Olivia de Havilland. If the 1991 film, it's Mary
    Elizabeth Mastrontonio. If the mid-80's British TV series, it's Judi
    Trott. All three of them definitely score high on the woofometer.
    
    --- jerry

    
    default values accepted - woof for Kevin Kostner & Mel Gibson ;`)
    
    but also - even woofier :
    
    	Jack Nicholson
    	William Hurt
    	Terence Trent d'Arby (were'd he go anyway?)
    
    have not seen Seal but I'll woof for the VOICE
    

    
    Herman Brood . . .
    
    . . . is a man, whose voice makes me weak, whose lips (and dreams
    of the applications thereof) make me melt, whose style and energy
    and personality rock me, whose passionate artistry is an elixir,
    who I am _determined_ to kiss at the Azotodt Jongerencentrum De 
    Meern in Holland, on September 21st.
    
    D!, you're invited to this concert too.  (Ad's getting tickets!)
    
    "you whip me with your tail
     you penetrate my soul
     you make me feel the sting of rock and roll"
    
    Carla
    

    Re. L
    
    Sorry, I've never heard of him - who is he?
    
    Alice T.

    Ken Olin

    Add Fabio to my list...mega WOOF!

    Alan Rickman - I think Eileen mentioned him already but after recently
                   seeing him in two movies (Truly, Madly, Deeply &
                   Close My Eyes) and on stage in a play in London
                   (Tango At The End of Winter), I definitely second
                   a big woof for Alan Rickman.  He's an extremely
                   talented actor, with overwhelming charisma and,
                   despite a somewhat big nose, is very good looking
                   as well.  He has a nice body, nice hair, nice legs,
                   nice smile.  I'd certaily be more than satisfied
                   with him in the looks department.
    
    Lorna
    

Dennis Quaid -- that smile!

=Lil

    Last week I was flipping thru channels with the remote and came
    upon a film called 'Valmont'. I believe it was a different film
    version of 'Dangerous Liasons'. The lead role (female) was a
    major league ****wooooffff*** and I dedn't even get her _name_!
    
    Anybody know?

    
    I think I know who you mean but I ... can't ... remember ... her ...
    name!   Ah! Meg Tilly.  I first saw her in The Big Chill.  (I don't
    know what part she played in Valmont, though.)
    
    CQ

    
    Ok, I thought James Wood in a recent film in which he played a lawyer
    defending a young Korean man.  He had a pony tail in that one.
    
    Cq 

    Re: .175, .176
    
    I thought it had two female leads.  Meg Tilly was Madame de Tourval,
    Annette Bening was the Marquise de Merteuil.

    The male stripper on "Designing Women" last night.....
    
          NOT BAD!
    
    HRH

I thought the delivery man was even better.  I would've liked to have seen
him do the stripper act!  Woof!

Nanci

    The actor who's going to play "Tarzan" in the new
    series coming on soon...
    
    			Mini - WOOF!
    
    HRH

    And one of my WOOF nominees, Maggie Han, is now a regular on a new
    TV series, TEECH. And I thought there'd be nothing worth watching
    this year.
    
    --- jerry