Arianna Huffington's entry into the blogosphere has upped the ante for bloggers in sexiness - the following is my subjective and opinionated list of sexy bloggers, gender-neutral…
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126 - Aaman
Black Spy vs. White Spy
127 - Dave Nalle
>>I'm trying to get a read on who E Olsen looks like... can't quite put my finger on it.<<
Did the picture link Dawn posted back in comment #116 not help?
Dave
128 - Eric Berlin
That's what I was referring to.
129 - Dawn
I'm trying to get a read on who E Olsen looks like... can't quite put my finger on it
Sting?
btw, the pics of both Dave and Shark are equally disturbing. What, don't you people smile?
No teeth?
130 - Eric Berlin
btw, the pics of both Dave and Shark are equally disturbing. What, don't you people smile?
Sharp pointy teeth, maybe?
Sting?
Yeah, I can see that.
131 - Shark
Yeah, Dave, I'm an old hippie -- and I have roach burn scars older than you.
As to young looks and the lack of lines; it's genetic.
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Dawn: "...the pics of both Dave and Shark are equally disturbing..."
Almost as disturbing as that closeup of your tongue with chickenpox pustules.
Where is that? I tried to find it but couldn't. Maybe someone could post a link and we'll compare "disturbing"?
[winky face]
132 - Shark
To me, Eric Olsen looks like a Lutheran Youth Minister.
133 - swingingpuss
I think EricO looks like one of the Kennedy boys.
134 - Aaman
Ted?
135 - swingingpuss
God forbid, no - more like a mix of JFK and Robert.
136 - Eric Berlin
I've got it!
Neal Patrick Harris
137 - Dave Nalle
>>btw, the pics of both Dave and Shark are equally disturbing. What, don't you people smile?<<
When I smile it scares people.
Snark: "and I have roach burn scars older than you"
Then you must have started smoking at the age of about 12, because if you're any more than about 12 years older than me you're too old to be an old hippie and have graduated to ancient hippie.
Dave
138 - Lisa McKay
How old is an ancient hippie? I'm just curious...
139 - Eric Olsen
yeah, me too
140 - Dave Nalle
I think the dividing point between 'Old Hippie' and 'Ancient Hippie' is whether you were college age or younger during the Summer of Love. Old Hippies would have still been college age or younger in 1967 and have been in their teens by 1974. Ancient hippies were over college age in 1967 but not yet 30. If you were over 30 in 1967 you probably missed the boat on being a hippie but may have sympathized anyway, as my parents did despite being in their 40s at the time. If you were under about 8 in 1967 you just weren't old enough to be any kind of hippie before the 60s ended in about 1974. There are of course all sorts of neo-hippies or people with hippie attitudes and lifestyles who weren't part of the period chronologically.
Dave
141 - Lisa McKay
Well, thanks, Dave - I'm old, but not yet ancient. I guess that's a relief.
142 - Dave Nalle
I should point out that the theory behind my analysis of hippie classifications is largely based on my knowledge of disc golf tournament age divisions.
Dave
143 - Eric Olsen
I turned 9 in '67 - I was a young sympathizer and I remember staring out the car window in zoological awe as my Dad drove us through "the Haight" some time around then. But I was always a capitalist
144 - Dave Nalle
Well, that means you were a teen before the 60s officially ended (1974), so I think you can be an 'old hippie' if you like. The alternative is to accept being called a 'Disco Love Child', and no one wants that.
Dave
145 - Eric Olsen
I'll buy that for a dollar
146 - Dawn
Well, in my defense, I was referring more to your penetrating glares, rather than your countenance.
147 - Eric Berlin
I was born in 1974... the year the hippie movement died, by some accounts?
I first saw the Haight in 1998. I met a girl who lived just off the Haight in 1999 and married her a few years later.
She's no hippie though: she's a straight SoCal surfer girl from a good, conservative OC family.
148 - Eric Olsen
good move, EB
149 - Dave Nalle
There u go, EB - proof that the hippie movement was dead by 1998. Imagine meeting a wholesome girl in the Haight. Scary.
Dave
150 - Eric Berlin
Well, she moved to Berkeley right after we started dating. Right down the block from me, through a bizarre coincidence.
I think she had had enough of the street scene in San Francisco.
151 - sydney
I think Dave is the biggest surprise. not as smug looking as I anticipated...but more devilish. :-)
The merideth lady is a nice surprise.
152 - Bennett
I walked up and down the lower Haight in '01 and not a hell of a lot has changed. Less street people no doubt, but just a grungy as ever.
Lot's more tourist dives selling pseudo hippie stuff. Played a gig in some dive there in the mid 80's, here's a pic. I'm on the left with the four stringed thingy.
As I recall, all three of us had a deadly case of the flu that night. Ah the memories.....
153 - Eric Berlin
That looks like a pretty sweet band there, Bennett. Tell us more about your gigging out days.
Unless I have my geography wrong, it's the upper Haight where you have the pseudo-hippie stuff and most of the skid row type punker/homeless scene.
There are some half-decent spots on the Haight, which is kind of like the rest of San Francisco: it's an almost impossible city to get a hard and spot-on read on. Therefore, my New York sensibilities (south of 92nd on the East Side = good, north of 92nd on the East Side = very bad) never quite meshed with the vibe there.
154 - Temple Stark
Definitely good to see you there Bennett. I'll write the songs - if you'll play 'em.
- temple
155 - Bennett
"Tell us more about your gigging out days."
Echhh... Prolly more than you want to know. Genius guitar player, best buddy from '79 on, and endless Spinal Tap drummers. Just when we would get it together, another drummer would explode. Played most of the SF and East Bay clubs from '80-'90.
Never quite hit the right tone fer the times. Lots of great songs, lots of small audiences. Occational sparks of momentum, and the rare sound system that amplified the mix we had in the studio. Standard fare for most bands I'm afraid. Watched the Chilli Peppers and Primus hit it, from the wings.
It was a phase, a good one, as is being a farmer (small) in Vermont these days. Actually, the last five have been the best years, and it's just getting better.
......tolja!
:-]
156 - system
did you ever where a piano tie to one of your gigs? oh an where you more smiths, or huey lewis? the jam or the cure?
also... I'm 26 years old..wondering if there are any people that post on this site who are younger or roughly the same age. I saw one person was 29..
157 - sydney
system is supposed to say sydney. did I type my name wrong?
158 - Bennett
Sydney, No piano ties, for me anyway. We were kinda Bowie/Who/UFO-ish, but that's not quite right either... Hard to compartmentalize original rock.
Age, what is age? Me, I'm 47 but still 25 inside.
159 - Bennett
Temple,
If the songs you write can be accompanied by a chain saw, weed whacker, or roto tiller...
160 - steve
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