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simply brilliant.

If you want another perfect example of this watch Hitch. I loved it the first time, but now after reading this I feel a little ill. Every guy is a complete geek and every girl is drop dead gorgeous.

i sefuse to support will smith. the guy should retire. did anyone see the NBA pregame show in San Antonio? horrible.

I bet you refuse even.

Aww, don't diss Will. He's just about all Philly has going for it in Hollywood.

I like Will Smith...and I think he was really hot in that movie.

The movie was really cute.

Even if Will put out 29348923278 bad movies, I'd still like him... I mean, is there anyone among us who doesn't still watch Fresh Prince reruns?

Cass wrote:If you want another perfect example of this watch Hitch. I loved it the first time, but now after reading this I feel a little ill. Every guy is a complete geek and every girl is drop dead gorgeous.

i dunno if you intended that statement in this way but i'll post this anyways

if you didnt intend it the way i read it, then i apologize haha

http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/ ... 1224c.html

Well I meant geek in a very broad way. As in not societially (is that a word?) "hot". But all the women are.

I love how Adam Brody is some kind of geek. Whatever.

And then it's not really all that great for a guy to stick it out with a wallflower nerd girl, only for the guys?

But good article, thanks.

adam brody is no geek. he's damn hot.

Yeah, my imaginary boyfriend.

Three things in that article made me very angry.

1.

Ashton Kutcher's "Beauty and the Geek," which pairs braniacs with bimbos for a "social experiment"

2.

"I think geeks are more successful. They're happier in the work they do," Koppel said. "And they're pretty faithful people, because they're certainly grateful for anything they have."

3.

I think geeks are intelligent enough to be wary of the idea that an attractive woman is interested in them," he said.

Feel free to speculate as to why.

well even the most beautiful of women won't dare believe they are.

Tis true.

That had nothing to do with anything.

Yeah, I read part of that article and got pissed off at how derogatory it was toward "geeks" and had to close it.

I was thinking of this yesteday when I went Jean shopping. Stores themselves really make this problem worse. Trying not to sound full of myself, but I'm a pretty thin person (which my friends like to point out/make fun of), and in Stitches the jeans I was looking at didn't come in sizes even near big enough. It's fine and dandy that some girls are comfortable in size three, but please stock some sensible sizes.

It's weird, the opposite thing used to happen in stores. For years, I couldn't find jeans small enough, cos all they had in stock was like size 5 and up in every store I went in. I don't know who randomly decided one day to switch it in every store on the planet, but they seem to have accomplished their goal.

... it sucks for like, everyone else, but I must say... it's nice to now be able to buy jeans that fit me!!!

It's been discussed here before how much sizes differ. In the stores here size five (if they have it) usually isn't very big at all...

No way. I am by no means a fat person, but I'm pretty tall and athletic. At no time in my memory have I ever been able to wear a size five.