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Someone unusual you fancy...

RachaelVO

I seriously fancy the cacks off Philip Glenister (he of Ashes to Ashes and Life of Mars fame). I think he is one sexy dude, and god knows I just so would...

Everyone I know thinks this is a pretty strange crush. My question is, who out there (ie famous) that is not a typical stud/hottie do you fancy?

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Pikey

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Love the walk.
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Ragnar Lothbrok

I posted this many moons ago in this thread, but as there has been a lot of discussion on the different opinions on what constitutes "unusual", I think this is worth posting again, as I really do consider this to be the epitome of unusual.

Annette Crosbie (the elderly wife of Victor Meldrew). At the time One Foot in the Grave came out, she'd have been almost 60 and by no means conventionally glamorous. I'd have been in my mid-20s at the time too, so there would have been the age gap thing.

Looked her up on Google just there and she still looks attractive to me.

That's UNUSUAL for ye.

Deebles McBeebles

That is unusual, R. And I can see why.

Stevieluvsye

Ragnar Lothbrok wrote: »

I posted this many moons ago in this thread, but as there has been a lot of discussion on the different opinions on what constitutes "unusual", I think this is worth posting again, as I really do consider this to be the epitome of unusual.

Annette Crosbie (the elderly wife of Victor Meldrew). At the time One Foot in the Grave came out, she'd have been almost 60 and by no means conventionally glamorous. I'd have been in my mid-20s at the time too, so there would have been the age gap thing.

Looked her up on Google just there and she still looks attractive to me.

That's UNUSUAL for ye.

That is spot on what i would call unusual and fcuking sick of you also

Ragnar Lothbrok

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

That is spot on what i would call unusual and fcuking sick of you also

Too harsh Stevie, too harsh.

Ragnar Lothbrok

And just to clarify further...I don't mean that I find her attractive as she is today, but back in her 60s she had a certain something.

Tammy!

Ragnar Lothbrok wrote: »

I posted this many moons ago in this thread, but as there has been a lot of discussion on the different opinions on what constitutes "unusual", I think this is worth posting again, as I really do consider this to be the epitome of unusual.

Annette Crosbie (the elderly wife of Victor Meldrew). At the time One Foot in the Grave came out, she'd have been almost 60 and by no means conventionally glamorous. I'd have been in my mid-20s at the time too, so there would have been the age gap thing.

Looked her up on Google just there and she still looks attractive to me.

That's UNUSUAL for ye.

So unusual, I don't believe it.

Ragnar Lothbrok

Tammy! wrote: »

So unusual, I don't believe it.

The heart wants what the heart wants

I'm not claiming she was a stunner or gorgeous or anything of the sort, just that I found her quite attractive at the time.

Deebles McBeebles

Kirstie Allsopp. Does that count as unusual?

Stevieluvsye

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

Kirstie Allsopp. Does that count as unusual?

Yes

2ndcoming

Says a lot about After Hours in general that over 6000 posts in this thread is still just a cycle of some cretin going: "Rachel Riley*. She's unusual cos she does maths and stuff." followed by 4 posts saying "she's basically a model, what's unusual about that, you tulip!"

*Insert any well known good looking person off tv here.

Deebles McBeebles

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

Yes

Huzzah!

Sittingpretty

Alan Rickman
Jeremy irons
Philip Glenister

Sittingpretty

Oh and Kevin McCloud

And

Phil from location location location

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Mac de Marco?

I know I'm not the only one but I think it might be unusual what with, well, his appearance. Seems like one of those ones that would make no sense from the outside but I can't take my eyes off the funny-looking little ridebag.

jimgoose

Valeria Fresh Supertanker wrote: »

...I can't take my eyes off the funny-looking little ridebag.

:pac::pac::pac:

Your compliments cut like a katana, EB!

Wayne Jarvis

2ndcoming wrote: »

Says a lot about After Hours in general that over 6000 posts in this thread is still just a cycle of some cretin going: "Rachel Riley*. She's unusual cos she does maths and stuff." followed by 4 posts saying "she's basically a model, what's unusual about that, you tulip!"

*Insert any well known good looking person off tv here.

2ndcoming I fancy you. Since reading this I came twice.

Capt. Autumn

Sittingpretty

I've thought of another one, chef Derry Clarke.

[Deleted User]

'Fancy' is such a quaint old word, don't you think?

Rashers Big Log

Tyson Fury

vriesmays

Gina Miller.

Galwayguy35

Mary Mitchell O Connor

Heidi Allen

stratowide

vriesmays wrote: »

Gina Miller.

Met her at a get together in England once.
Very petite woman.Not drop dead gorgeous but certainly attractive.
Had loads of charisma too.Would be a keeper..:)

Married to a millionaire type.

eviltwin

Alan Cumming. Think it's the accent.

Jonybgud

Minnie Driver.

I don't think she's unusual but I've been told she is.

Wayne Jarvis

Jonybgud wrote: »

Minnie Driver.

I don't think she's unusual but I've been told she is.

A fine looking woman indeed. I wouldn't say she is unusual but Alan Partridge probably would.

[Deleted User]

NeinNeinNein wrote: »

'Fancy' is such a quaint old word, don't you think?

Do you really think so?

Sounds like something from Estuary or. Manchunian English, such as you might hear bellowed across 't cobbles.

"Vera luv, d'ye fancy fish for yer Tea?"
"ah say Vera luv, ah fancy a Bitter, shall we tarry in 'et Rovers?"
"Ooh Vera luv, ah don't half fancy an hand shandy during 'et Brexit d'bate"

And so on.

Tammy!

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Do you really think so?

Sounds like something from Estuary or. Manchunian English, such as you might hear bellowed across 't cobbles.

"Vera luv, d'ye fancy fish for yer Tea?"
"ah say Vera luv, ah fancy a Bitter, shall we tarry in 'et Rovers?"
"Ooh Vera luv, ah don't half fancy an hand shandy during 'et Brexit d'bate"

And so on.

We use to collect Fancy paper in school ðŸ™‚

[Deleted User]

Tammy! wrote: »

We use to collect Fancy paper in school ðŸ™‚

I had a whole reply written about Brexit, hand shandies and Nigel Farage. In the interests of everyone's sleep, I've just deleted it. Probably for the best.

G'night all.