SAY WHAT?

You're a law student animosity? Hmm...I hope you don't write your 'briefs' like you post, heh heh.

Animosity, as a law student, you deftly analyzed that my use of "heh heh" in my post was indeed indicative of good humour, and not an intended slight on your character. Also, 'tis okay, I am Canadian, and like the letter "u". U have no obligation to "follow suit", so to speak.

So many questions...I don't know Ryan Malcolm personally, but I did see him on Canadian Idol. I thought he did a great Elvis Costello impression, but I can't say I'm a fan of the pop pap they are making him do now that he's a supposed star. I won't tell you if I am a gemini or a taurus because it would be a lie. You have 10 more guesses.

I use Winmx rarely, and don't participate in any chat rooms there, but my profile might very well be similar to what I posted here. I have nothing to hide.

I've got two words for you, metro sexual, that's what your after...

Brand X wrote:

I've got two words for you, metro sexual, that's what your after...

wot in the worlds name is that ?

animosity wrote:

Brand X wrote:

I've got two words for you, metro sexual, that's what your after...

wot in the worlds name is that ?

Welcome, BTW!

Metro Sexual is a term for men who have most or all the stereotypical attributes of a gay male except he's straight.

Think, Slappy Doo Hoo.

True dat! I think you'll know it when you find one. I don't think that actor is really gay, is he? He acts the stereotyped part very well.

The guy who plays Will on Will and Grace is completely not gay, married too, and interestingly makes a point of thanking his wife many many times in his emmy acceptance speeches. Makes you think, hmmm....

Metrosexual: a heterosexual man "in touch" with his femenine side, meaning he wears cologne, applies night cream, has manicures, enjoys shopping, combines his clothes and polishes his shoes.

Actually, perhaps that's the catch you've fallen into.
The true metrosexual is a rare breed.

Most heterosexual men aren't very keen on what they wear or how they look -except in the rare event they are falling in love and want to impress the girl-.

If a less than high level of cleanliness, good manners or sensitivity turns you off, then you're leaving out most heteros.

You don't like men in shorts (Not that I wear them, even if I have great legs). Perhaps you don't like men in sweatshirts that haven't been washed in weeks. Or with unkempt hair. Or with the same pair of jeans with a spot of grease in the side you saw them wearing a fortnight ago. Or with a blue t-shirt, a green jacket and brown pants...
All lost possibilities.