The "post pictures of beautiful women" thread

The Doctor · **Posted:** 19 Feb 2012, 19:56

oncebitten55 wrote:

The Doctor wrote:

If it wasn't already one of my life's dreams to work at Lego, it certainly is now:-

Yes, I'm aware it ain't a picture

Yeah, she's very fine looking indeed.

I can't tell if that a Dutch or German acccent, but I'll bet its one or the other
and her voice is very soothing, regardless.

Yeah, I'm a sucker for a non-latin European accent.

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BTW, I hope Legos are still made someplace other then China.

They're still made in Denmark as well as a few other countries (according to Wikipedia), but China doesn't seem to be among them.

Small Pink Blob wrote:

Wow, I'm in love! What a sexy... Town Hall. :mrgreen:

Yeah, the girl is nice too.

Who knew so much thought, research and tradition went into Lego model design.

Yeah, they really do think things through. they had the original blueprints for the Eiffel Tower to make this one:-

I love those modular houses though. I've got four of them: Cafe Corner, Market Street, Green Grocer and the Fire Station. There's still the Pet Shop, Department Store and the Town Hall I've got to get. It's great that Lego is thinking of its adult fan base in creating these models as well as the huge star wars ones and their famous landmarks series which includes the Eiffel Tower above as well as the Taj Mahal and Tower Bridge. I want them all, but I just don't have the money :cry:

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Off topic: TD, do you have any concrete plans to find work at Lego or is it meant to remain a dream?

Not sure on where to start with looking. I'm thinking that I'll have to move in order to get a job since there are no Lego stores down here or anything else Lego related. I suppose one could theoretically design a product on the computer and therefore not have to move, but I doubt it.

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Oh, and on topic: Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Ramona Flowers.

Small Pink Blob · **Posted:** 19 Feb 2012, 20:35

The Doctor wrote:

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Off topic: TD, do you have any concrete plans to find work at Lego or is it meant to remain a dream?

Not sure on where to start with looking. I'm thinking that I'll have to move in order to get a job since there are no Lego stores down here or anything else Lego related. I suppose one could theoretically design a product on the computer and therefore not have to move, but I doubt it.

You could always try to do what this guy does. :mrgreen:

I've spent many weekends toying around on Lego Digital Designer, try it if you haven't already.

oncebitten55 · **Posted:** 21 Feb 2012, 02:38

mrping · **Posted:** 21 Feb 2012, 08:30

2 thumbs up if you recognize her/her characters. First celebrity crush, I'd say she even shaped my standards of attraction. :lol:

Small Pink Blob · **Posted:** 21 Feb 2012, 11:12

That would be the second best Pink Ranger ever! :mrgreen:

(the best one being, of course, Jen from Time Force, who is definitely worthy of this thread but I can't find a decent pic of her)

Where is the first pic from? Doesn't seem like her usual PR look, although I don't know for sure.

mrping · **Posted:** 21 Feb 2012, 11:26

Small Pink Blob wrote:

That would be the second best Pink Ranger ever! :mrgreen:

(the best one being, of course, Jen from Time Force, who is definitely worthy of this thread but I can't find a decent pic of her)

Where is the first pic from? Doesn't seem like her usual PR look, although I don't know for sure.

Suzie Q! aka the movie I saw when I was like 7 and fell in love with her, I didn't even know who it was haha.

nookie monster · **Posted:** 21 Feb 2012, 21:20

hardliner wrote:

Sorry, but every time I see Taylor Swift, I only see some highschool siren who is young enough to be my daughter (young enough to be your grand-daughter, 55!)...just doesn't work for me.

Geez hardliner,

I think you're exaggerating a little bit here. If memory serves me correctly, you're not even remotely old enough to be her father. Taylor Swift is 22 - well beyond high school.

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Plus, her music sucks ass, in my opinion.

OK, I'll give you that one. :mrgreen:

The whole point of this thread is pure escapist fun - a respite from the daily suckfest that is most of our dreary lives. We all know none of us are ever going to date any of these women. Don't take it so seriously.

Now, back to the topic of age-inappropriate celebrity crushes...

Michelle Branch

ardia · **Posted:** 22 Feb 2012, 16:45

oncebitten55 · **Posted:** 22 Feb 2012, 18:34

hardliner · **Posted:** 23 Feb 2012, 07:08

nookie monster wrote:

hardliner wrote:

Sorry, but every time I see Taylor Swift, I only see some highschool siren who is young enough to be my daughter (young enough to be your grand-daughter, 55!)...just doesn't work for me.

Geez hardliner,

I think you're exaggerating a little bit here. If memory serves me correctly, you're not even remotely old enough to be her father. Taylor Swift is 22 - well beyond high school.

I guess you're right. I'm 33, and let's face it...jacking it was dry when I was 11, so there is no way. I thought she was much younger than that.

nookie monster wrote:

The whole point of this thread is pure escapist fun - a respite from the daily suckfest that is most of our dreary lives. We all know none of us are ever going to date any of these women. Don't take it so seriously.

Okay. I'll be good.

nookie monster wrote:

Now, back to the topic of age-inappropriate celebrity crushes...

Michelle Branch

But first...
I have to say that Michelle Branch seems like the kind of woman who has teeth made specifically for ripping guys' nuts off... :shock:

oncebitten55 · **Posted:** 23 Feb 2012, 11:27

jeje · **Posted:** 23 Feb 2012, 11:42

oncebitten55 · **Posted:** 23 Feb 2012, 11:48

oncebitten55 · **Posted:** 23 Feb 2012, 11:53

jeje · **Posted:** 23 Feb 2012, 13:01

I don't know why I keep hurting myself watching those beauties

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