Which celebrity would you have sex with?
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gerard butler
:foot: :gs: :smurf: 
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Justin Biber all the way  :love:
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Gerald….. :hug2: :hug2: :hug2: :hug2: :hug2:
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Zac Efron, Colton Haynes, Tyler Posey :love:
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Sexy choices!
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Tim Hooper, Nick Frost
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Christopher Meloni! omg what a daddy :crazy2:
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Cody Christian,Colten Haynes,Dylan Sprayberry (I'm a big Teen Wolf fan!) and sweet Cameron Dallas!
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Jake Gyllenhaal
Daniel Radcliff -
Would have to be Jason Statham :cheesy2:
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Matt Lanter. Such a cute baby fat ;D
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Too many to count
- Hugh Jackman
- Matt Bomer
- Chris Evans
- Ryan Reynold
- Charlie Hunnam
- Jeremy Renner
- Joe Manganiello
etc….
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I would love time with Divers Tom Daley , Chris Mears and Jack Laugher great looking guys nice buts in their speedos great thighs they could all sit on my face ANY TIMEÂ Â :cheers: :cheesy2: :diddle: :missio: :anal2: :ride: :churn: :mout: :diddle: :surprise:
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oh man, there are so many fine actors out there.
likeEric Dance
Patrick Dempsey
Chris Evans
Bradley Cooper
Chris Pratt
Scott Caan
Michael Fassbender
Jake Gyllenhaal
Dylan Mcdermott
Chris Hemsworth
Aaron Paul
Tom Mison
Jensen Ackles
Ilkka Villi
Norman Reedus
Ian Hecox
Colin O'Donoghue
Sean Maguire
Eion Baileybut right right now I would have sex with Charlie Day
I mean his face is so fucking adorable.!
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To quote a bad 80s song, I like 'em big and… real dumb
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Too many to list them all for me, too, and their appeal shifts in and out of my awareness anyway. Glad to see Mark Ruffalo has some fans. He's not only a hunk, but a citizen activist and smart. Seems like he'd be a lot of fun for anyone to play with. Same way I feel about Gerard Butler. A threesome with those men would be a glorious way to die.
Lots of people seem to like Chris Pratt, who certainly does have an appeal I would not resist, but he is rather conspicuously eager for everyone to know how christianist he is and how much of a proudly gun-toting reich-whinger. Otoh, while I seem to remember him saying in some interview that he did not want any more shirtless scenes because etc., no such statement turned up in a quick online search. But I did find this intriguing revelation:
“If I only gave a quarter of my sperm donations to a clinic, I could still do it. In my late teens and early twenties? Oh jeez,
   you could have taken that much sperm out just by doing my laundry, or cleaning my sheets and laundering my socks… If
   I thought about it, I would have made a fortune myself.”Skipping over athletes and any current celeb other than actors, Keanu Reeves still looks good to me. Ben Browder is a terrific actor,
able to play romantic lead, dashing science-fiction adventure hero, and broad comedy with pratfalls. The movies I wish he would make, however, would be wildly popular here, pretty much whoever his co-star is.Someone liked "Ryan," and did not seem to think there was any need for disambiguation. Me, I'll happily surrender utterly to any of the big three– Reynolds, Kwanten, or Gosling. I think Kwanten is trying to be a real actor, not just a fantasy of golden youth at the peak of perfection. And I think Taylor Lautner, a somewhat similar hunk ("Have Abs, Will Travel") will go on to have a long career if he's not already so filthy rich that it doesn't matter. Don't know whether they have two brain cells between them, but I am quite sure of what they do have, and would love to spend a weekend with them learning all about it.
BTW, do you know that Ryan G. personally built the table his character builds in "The Notebook"? Or that he got that part because they wanted someone who was "not too handsome." HAhaHAhaHAhaHAHAHA!
So now we know he fapped in bed and collected the evidence in a handy sock. I wonder did he shoot directly into it, perhaps using
the footwear as a protective buffer between cock and hand the entire time, or just used it at the finish -- as if he were practicing his aim to be ready to take full advantage of potential possible future opportunities.The comments were in regard to The Delivery Man, a movie about an overweight guy and a sperm bank, apparently. As dedicated as he is as an actor, he gained a lot of weight for the role, then had to take it off again because the real money is in having the kind of rock-ribbed body one associated with someone playing a superhero.
He also said, "I was always a very much naked person. I loved to always get naked. I was very free, so I thought, I may as well get paid.” He continued to share that at age 18 he worked several gigs with the most memorable one being for his friend’s grandmother’s birthday party where he was paid $40.
You can read more of that at: http://www.homorazzi.com/article/chris-pratt-male-stripper-past-shirtless-pics-fat-diet/#ixzz3sj1JbMrQ
We have visuals that Justin B. performed naked for (his grandmother, wasn't it?) using his guitar as a cache-sexe, but I doubt Pratt's early self-exploitation was anything like what Dancing Bear employees get up to. Dammit. And however much he wants you to know he goes to church on Sunday, he also likes beer on Saturday night, so there may be some hope for him.
DB Sweeney is a solid performer but doesn't seem to have a name that opens movies, though I have no doubt he could open me if he wanted to. Perhaps you were one of those who fell for him as the hockey player turned ice dancer in "The Cutting Edge." He may never look like that again, but he's certainly man enough for some people.
Chris Pine and Chris Evans have moved forward (would make for exciting double team action, just as Taylor Kinney and Taylor Kitch would) while Brendan Fraser is rather in retreat. He no longer looks like George of the Jungle, but did more acting in his first five minutes on screen in "Gods and Monsters" than many successful actors do in their entire lives.
He's a lust object in that movie, but the gay lead character in the overlooked and underrated "Twilight of the Golds." Of course he is also able to be a swashbucking adventurer saving us from The Mummy and has made a mint with silly comedies. But he is also smart as a whip, and even the way he looked in the last pictures of him I saw, maybe a couple of years ago now, he is guaranteed to be perfectly entertaining and intellectually stimulating in between bouts of doing what would be the stuff of legend, if only….
Another man who can do comedy and actual drama is Paul Rudd. Inclined toward scripts with fart jokes, he has also played Shakespeare on Broadway, among other appearances treading the boards, as they say. Started out in 1969 playing Donald for three weeks in Philadelphia in "The Boys in the Band." Kewl.
He was the hunky groom on "Friends" as that tv series finally ended, and Nick Carraway in The Great Gatsby, so he's gotten around some. My favorite movie of his, highly recommended, is "The Object of My Affection," where he is a gay man helping pregnant Anniston after she dumped her louse of a boyfriend. That picture is also worth seeking out diligently because it contains one of the last performances by the late Nigel Hawthorn, legendary British actor who shocked many by bringing his male lover to the Oscars when that was still not the done thing.
Oh, Bradley Cooper, of course. Furry Zac Efron. And Russell Tovey, lately on Broadway and star of stage and screen, including being a regular on a fistful of British sitcoms unknown to Murricans. (Their loss.) Watch him cavort naked as he transforms from human to wolf on the original British version of "Being Human." Watch his ears steal every scene unless he naked butt is in it.
Maybe no one here watched The DaVinci Code's three seasons and thus missed peeping handsome Tom Riley. And similarly Dan Feuerriegel, the irresistible gay gladiator who outlived Spartacus, along with his lover, in that infernally bloody carnage. Alas, he was not one of the principals who demonstrated full frontal appeal. Or butt appeal either, unless I misremember. Sure hope his career is long and rewarding though.
Does anyone else think Jesse Spencer, former teen idol from Oz, is eye candy? Well, maybe not. Also on the tv machine these days is someone named Jake McDorman, the lead in "Unlimited," a television series operating as a sort of sequel to the Bradley Cooper movie of the same name. Cooper makes occasional appearances. If Jake is tied up, Stephen Amell and his look-alike brother Robby can compare their moves and stamina in another threesome that one of us would find well worth doing.
And finally, though there could definitely be more, there's Warhol superstar Joe Dallesandro, retired now, but someone who will always be the most devastatingly handsome man I've ever met. That was back when he was doing "Trash" and becoming famous and more famous all the time, partly because of the rather imaginary version of his life portrayed by Lou Reed in "Walk on the Wild Side."
Could have provided more of a list and made fewer remarks, but it isn't just the body that makes me interested in someone, but who he is or seems to be. Gosling's music is my idea of worth listening to (check YouTube), and not much like anyone else's. Fraser and Sweeney are among those who have made some very interesting career choices far from the beaten path. All of these guys could spend the rest of their lives filling any Broadway house doing "The Changing Room" and "Take Me Out," because there should never be a shortage of fans wanting yet another opportunity to memorize every inch of detail in those extended ensemble scenes of full nudity.
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Sht! Betrayed by photo attachments again. Second try.
Oh. Also. If you have not seen Paul Rudd in Ant-Man, you may not know that he trimmed down and beefed up to the point that when he joined in the bizarre, celebrity-packed "Wet, Wild, American Summer" sequel (of sorts), at least one of the original actors making his returned complained that it was unfair that Rudd should have gotten so many years younger while the rest of the cast had gotten older. I kept thinking there was a character who looked a lot like a young Paul Rudd, but since they were pretty careless crediting the actors, it was not until quite a few episodes later I could say with certainty that the actor in question really was The Man himself. Remarkable.
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Definitely Hugh Jackman. I wish he would have his way with me.
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What about a threesome with a 40-year-old Sean Connery and a 42-year-old Alec Baldwin?
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One of the great moments in film was in The Shadow where we got to see the sunlight filtering through the hair on Alec Baldwin's
chest. Afraid he is a bit saggy these days. But Tom Selleck still looks pretty good to me, and if older men might have an appeal,
Brad Pitt is half a century old. Personally, I would not mind at all.
