I'm hot for Elastigirl

[Angel Tarragon]

I have a woman friend that has the hots for Aqua man.

 

[Darth K'Trava]

That might explain the Animal Attraction I feel towards Rebecca from TailSpin.

Sheesh.


AGGGGAAAAAGHAGHGAHAAAAGHAGGAGAGAGHHHHHH!

Legend of the Overfiend. Repressed memories coming to surface. brain exploding, eyes melting.

ROFL

Which only goes to prove one thing from a post above: Torm is a furry!!!!

 

[WayneLigon]

And here I thought you were talking about Rita Farr....

 

[BOZ]

Legend of the Overfiend. Repressed memories coming to surface. brain exploding, eyes melting.

aiieiieeeeeeee!!!

 

[der_kluge]

And pretty much every female member of the Justice League.

'Nuff said.

Ew!

Oh wait, my bad. She wasn't in the Justice League.

 

[der_kluge]

Der Kluge, your .img isn't showing. I'll just assume it's an anime character in a tiny skirt and move on.

Odd. How well you know me...

Anyway, it's "The Swan" (Jun), from G-Force.

 

[Rel]

And here I thought you were talking about Rita Farr....

No, but I'd do her too.

 

[Truth Seeker]

*reframe from screaming or...just...screaming*

 

[Acquana]

I'm not entirely sure why this discussion would make people uncomfortable. Well, okay, aside from the furries, that is. The point is that storymakers have a very nasty habit of making lots and lots of "attractive" characters be their focus, either by accident or to please the fanbase. It seems fairly natural that if having craptons of pretty people appear in cartoons, movies, video games, whatever ... Then obviously the facial structures and body types have to appeal to someone. It's less the idea that you want to search for that particular person (aka "thinking they're real") and more having a set look and attitude be attractive. Case in point: yeah, Harrison Ford is a damn fine man. But most women will say that Han Solo is better.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

*reframe from screaming or...just...screaming*

Methinks you meant to say 'refrain'.