It's not a great movie, but it is very pretty and he is one of the prettier things.

I also recomment The Buddha of Suburbia a BBC miniseries about a young indian man growing up in the suburbs of London.

Nope, don't see the sexiness, either.

it's hard to see in a still. there's just something about the way he moves or something.

This is why Aimee is so very very smart.

And this is why Steph is so very very smart.

And pretty.

What does peacocky mean to you here, Allyson? Vain? Hoping to show off talents in order to attract females?

I'm going to fumble a little on this, I can't seem to pull the thing out of my head and put it into word-form.

The entire function of that tail is to attract a mate. It's always there on display, even if the peacock is thinking about some tasty snack or wondering if it'll rain, this enormous part of what makes a peacock a peacock is that tail. And so an enormous part of what makes a peacock a peacock is constantly trying to attract sex, even when it's thinking about lunch or if it'll rain.

Sorry for the fumble, I'm still working out the epiphany.

You forgot Sucks, Aimee.

eta:

Perkins, have you seen Kama Sutra

Nope. I think I need to though.

I get the attractiveness and the hotness, but not from pictures. On film, acting , sure. But not pictures. Of course, most posed pictures of people making sexy faces or whatever make me get all skeeved and clamp my hands over my eyes while I close the window. It's just a thing. It doesn't appeal to me at all.

And this is why Steph is so very very smart.

And pretty.

Just like Aimee.

Does anyone want to tell me what I should spend my Amazon gift certificate on? I got $100 from mom and step-dad for my birthday.

A present for me?

I don't find him attractive AT. ALL.

I look at him and go "Huh. A younger, slightly better-looking version of my favorite developer cow-orker", so I don't get the attraction, either.

What do you want, Perkins?