This has turned out to be one of
the most expensive photos ever taken,
requiring the use of special cameras
on loan from NASA.
Regular cameras, it turns out,
could not stand the heat.
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Showing posts with label Arthur Sales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arthur Sales. Show all posts
Thursday, March 31, 2011
RADIATION BURN NOTICE
This has turned out to be one of
the most expensive photos ever taken,
requiring the use of special cameras
on loan from NASA.
Regular cameras, it turns out,
could not stand the heat.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
20/20 VISION OF LOVELINESS
This photo of Arthur Sales in glasses
just does me in.
Arthur Sales, mild-mannered Brazilian male model.
But when danger calls, he rips his glasses off
and become Super Brazilian male model.
And when his agent calls, he rips his shirt off
and become Super Hot Brazilian male model.
And when I call, he lets it go to voice mail.
just does me in.
Arthur Sales, mild-mannered Brazilian male model.
But when danger calls, he rips his glasses off
and become Super Brazilian male model.
And when his agent calls, he rips his shirt off
and become Super Hot Brazilian male model.
And when I call, he lets it go to voice mail.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
A DAY IN THE LIFESTYLE
I know. I know.
Too many video clips lately.
But somehow I don't think people will complain.
It's very cool to get my pronunciation of his last name
confirmed by the boy himself. And if this clip
isn't long enough for you, here's this.
Too many video clips lately.
But somehow I don't think people will complain.
It's very cool to get my pronunciation of his last name
confirmed by the boy himself. And if this clip
isn't long enough for you, here's this.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
BIRTHDAY BOYS FROM BRAZIL
Aniversário Feliz to Arthur Sales!
Isn't that cute? He made the same face when
I met him in person, right before saying
"How the Hell did you get in my bathroom?
And "Give me back my rubber duck!"
If today is Arthur's birthday, that makes me exactly one month (and a lot of years. sob.) older than he.
I've never posted Arthur Sales here before, but -- believe me -- I have noticed him. Though I tend to find pretty faces more attractive, Arthur's face is more handsome than pretty. And handsome in a really attractive way. And, as Kenneth in the 212 pointed out, he's been hard at work re-building his body.
I'd about 85% decided to make him Man of the Month for August. What would you guys think of that?
One thing detracts though: Arthur is another one of those guys who had a generous helping of brown spots on his skin. Though certainly not as pointilistic as, say, Alex Pettyfer, nevertheless I find it a distracting flaw, always giving me the impression that he needs to wash his face.
Don't get me wrong. No one needs to be perfect to be beautiful, and this boy certainly looks good even with a few spots on his skin. Indeed, some people find little flaws like these make people look better.
But I am a bit worried about seeing more and more spots on people's skin in recent years. Is this some result of ozone depletion, of growing up in a world where sun exposure is more damaging than it was when I was this guy's age? Or is it simply that magazines aren't hiding the spots like they used to?
Isn't that cute? He made the same face when
I met him in person, right before saying
"How the Hell did you get in my bathroom?
And "Give me back my rubber duck!"
If today is Arthur's birthday, that makes me exactly one month (and a lot of years. sob.) older than he.
I've never posted Arthur Sales here before, but -- believe me -- I have noticed him. Though I tend to find pretty faces more attractive, Arthur's face is more handsome than pretty. And handsome in a really attractive way. And, as Kenneth in the 212 pointed out, he's been hard at work re-building his body.
I'd about 85% decided to make him Man of the Month for August. What would you guys think of that?
One thing detracts though: Arthur is another one of those guys who had a generous helping of brown spots on his skin. Though certainly not as pointilistic as, say, Alex Pettyfer, nevertheless I find it a distracting flaw, always giving me the impression that he needs to wash his face.
Don't get me wrong. No one needs to be perfect to be beautiful, and this boy certainly looks good even with a few spots on his skin. Indeed, some people find little flaws like these make people look better.
But I am a bit worried about seeing more and more spots on people's skin in recent years. Is this some result of ozone depletion, of growing up in a world where sun exposure is more damaging than it was when I was this guy's age? Or is it simply that magazines aren't hiding the spots like they used to?
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