'Out Of Gas'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
He picked up some girl, and then sent his friend in to sleep with her instead. Also, I think he was the one that said he wanted a woman from outside the industry, so that she'd be properly impressed with the business.
He is pretty, though. His look isn't one that aged well, but he's moved with the times.
Oooh, Allyson, I need to go to Lush this weekend.
Also, I think he was the one that said he wanted a woman from outside the industry, so that she'd be properly impressed with the business.
That's all I could remember, and looking at the pretty, I was thinking, "Hmmm, I don't think that's quite grave enough for me to discount the pretty.
He picked up some girl, and then sent his friend in to sleep with her instead.This'd be the one, and makes me sick.
He is pretty, though. His look isn't one that aged well, but he's moved with the times.
Do you mean the mullet tuff boy look, or his looks, in general? I was just thinking he had aged well. He's in his early 40s. He's lost the baby face look, which was part of the appeal, but yes, he's kept current, thank goodness.
Oh dear. There's a Full House slash community on LJ. I must go be ill, now.
Do you mean the mullet tuff boy look, or his looks, in general?
The Full House look, I mean. It's very then. But he's updated himself quite tidily.
I can separate the pretty from both behaviours -- and each of them by itself is enough to make me not a fan. Though the schtupping one is far worse (it could be repaired by her working it out and falling for the friend in some terribly cheesy Lifetime movie way. But I suspect that wasn't the case, and there are a few groupies out there wondering if it was them).
and there are a few groupies out there wondering if it was them
occupational hazard of being a groupie?
The Full House look, I mean. It's very then. But he's updated himself quite tidily.
Oh, yeah. It changes over the course of the series. I never watched it when it was in first run, but I see it with the kids, now.
Though the schtupping one is far worse (it could be repaired by her working it out and falling for the friend in some terribly cheesy Lifetime movie way. But I suspect that wasn't the case, and there are a few groupies out there wondering if it was them).Well, it's really akin to rape, isn't it? She (assuming she was sober enough to give consent) would have been consenting to be with him, not the friend. Is this more than rumor? Is it something he copped to in an interview or something?
occupational hazard of being a groupie?
Of being a bad groupie. I've never had sex with a guy that I couldn't be sure who it was. How could you not notice? But I'm assuming there was something in the Stamos groupie sex that made him think he could get away with it, and he didn't include getting busted in the anecdote.
I keep thinking it's even more important, if you're a groupie, to verify the identity of your partner, but that implies that there are many one on one scenarios in which the identity doesn't matter. And I'm fairly sure those are a minority.
Is it something he copped to in an interview or something?
I'm pretty sure I read it from him.
Aha!
There is an interview with John Stamos in Jane Magazine. One of the questions was "What's the worst you've ever screwed someone over?"
I was on the road years ago, I think it was before the Beach Boys [John played drums with the band in the mid-'80s]. I was playing somewhere in Finland, and there was a girl hanging around who was really drunk and interested in me. I wasn't into her, but my friend was. So the girl came back to my hotel, and I turned the lights down and we started making out. I said "Hold on a second, I've gotta go brush my teeth." It was dark, I left the room, and I sent in my friend, who looked like me. And she thought she was having sex with me, but she was really having sex with my friend. I was young and didn't have a conscience.
Ewwww. And the ewww is only slightly mitigated by the fact that he seems to now realize it was a bad thing, but just not enough. And admitting to it in an interview just floors me too much to be able to consider whether or not I could appreciate the candor.