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He/She USED to be hot
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So, I never post on these, but I think a lot of people are missing the main point of why many individuals get offended by some of these types of posts. Your right, the celebreties don't likely care much about what is posted about them, and it goes with the territory. However, on this site, I get concerned when teenagers and young individuals read these types of posts, especially young girls, as it just re-emphasizes the unhealthy focus on outer appearance, weight, and unattainable goals for most individuals rather than the true spirit of the site, which is to feel good about yourself no matter what shape, size, age or color you are. I would like new people coming to the site to experience the same unconditional support and encouragement that I always have, especially the younger generation who has been bombarded with terrible messages from the media about self-worth being related to appearance. I honestly could care less personally that people want to post thier opinions of what they find attractive, but what message does it really communicate? Yeah, it's a fun chit-chat thread, but that does not lessen the impact it has on the readers if they are impressionable. No judgment here, just food for thought.0
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So, I never post on these, but I think a lot of people are missing the main point of why many individuals get offended by some of these types of posts. Your right, the celebreties don't likely care much about what is posted about them, and it goes with the territory. However, on this site, I get concerned when teenagers and young individuals read these types of posts, especially young girls, as it just re-emphasizes the unhealthy focus on outer appearance, weight, and unattainable goals for most individuals rather than the true spirit of the site, which is to feel good about yourself no matter what shape, size, age or color you are. I would like new people coming to the site to experience the same unconditional support and encouragement that I always have, especially the younger generation who has been bombarded with terrible messages from the media about self-worth being related to appearance. I honestly could care less personally that people want to post thier opinions of what they find attractive, but what message does it really communicate? Yeah, it's a fun chit-chat thread, but that does not lessen the impact it has on the readers if they are impressionable. No judgment here, just food for thought.0
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bump for later0
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I said I tried to avoid those classes for myself. I'm an engineer and I don't enjoy any type of journalism, liberal studies, history, sociology classes, etc etc etc. For my electives I took all the easy ones like opera and art history because I didn't have time to be bothered with those classes. I'm sure many people in those majors may not enjoy electronic power systems classes either. Just like I was forced to take waste of time electives, it would be funny to see the reverse and have liberal arts majors be forced to take some of my beginner core classes.
Anyway, back to the actress. She passed a wild know it all blanket statement about all actors as if she just "knows" actors. My brother happens to be an actor who works in a small theatre company and I can tell you that actors aren't looking to be judged. They truly enjoy their craft and want to work at getting better for themselves. Many actors, if they happen to get famous, its considered a bonus. Another thing too, many actors will say we're all actors technically so how did I insult her?
Here:Of course I knew that, honey. I acted in the 4th grade play so I'm an actress too.
And I'll pass on the journalism classes. I'm done with college and made sure I went to a school that didn't make me waste time in a class like that. Maybe you should take an acting class and you might make it big
Some colleges do make you take classes outside your interest and comfort zone. That's why I mentioned the requirements that the UofU has since I have been looking at them extensively for months now. Like I have any interest in taking ceramics or music classes yuck, and I really have no interest in learning a second language that's why I took Latin in HS to avoid having to take it in college, but if they made me take one I would probably take Chinese because my daughter is in 2nd grade in a Chinese immersion class and that is what she is learning. But just because a school makes someone take some classes that are outside of their field doesn't make it a bad school, its actually kind of a good thing. And journalism itself isn't necessarily a bad course to take, it helps with writing anyways and English. Science majors have research writing classes and other writing classes that take on a different tone then journalism but they are still writing classes. Also, in Utah liberal arts and other of those types of majors do have to take physics or chemistry at least 2 classes in the physical sciences category. They also have to take math up to whichever class is just below calculus (I honestly don't know I started in Calc as soon as I started college.)0 -
Here's one for the complainers...I say this one got better with age!!
I totally agree. Go John Stamos. Rrrar.0 -
Not hiding, I just don't post pictures on the internet. Don't you know how unsafe it can be?!0
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bumo...for later.0
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Some colleges do make you take classes outside your interest and comfort zone. That's why I mentioned the requirements that the UofU has since I have been looking at them extensively for months now. Like I have any interest in taking ceramics or music classes yuck, and I really have no interest in learning a second language that's why I took Latin in HS to avoid having to take it in college, but if they made me take one I would probably take Chinese because my daughter is in 2nd grade in a Chinese immersion class and that is what she is learning. But just because a school makes someone take some classes that are outside of their field doesn't make it a bad school, its actually kind of a good thing. And journalism itself isn't necessarily a bad course to take, it helps with writing anyways and English. Science majors have research writing classes and other writing classes that take on a different tone then journalism but they are still writing classes. Also, in Utah liberal arts and other of those types of majors do have to take physics or chemistry at least 2 classes in the physical sciences category. They also have to take math up to whichever class is just below calculus (I honestly don't know I started in Calc as soon as I started college.)
I think almost all 4 year colleges make you take some classes to waste time. I know its supposed to make you "well rounded" but for myself personally, I thought it was a waste of time. My school is also considered one of the top engineering schools too so its not that its a bad school. If I could do it my way I would have taken more important electives and maybe minored in another tech field. I learned all the writing I needed to learn in high school. I could honestly say my writing from my senior year of high school was the same as my writing in my senior year in college. I'm sure some people have fun taking electives and love the boost it gives their grade but I don't think everyone should have to take them.0 -
Cocaine? I thought his looks were because of boxing.0
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Cocaine? I thought his looks were because of boxing.
Love him in that wrestling movie though - it was nice to see the guy make a comeback, even if he wasn't pretty anymore!0 -
Yea, I have to agree. Not a fan of this thread, with the exception of those who chose to post pictures of celebs they think aged well. Well, carry on.
Same here, I have no desire to get judgy on other people, but personally I just don't get any enjoyment from other people's misfortunes. It's not political correctness, just how I naturally respond to this type of thing.
Regardless I honestly think most of the people posted look fine, they've aged, but we all will.0 -
Oooh, actually I still quite fancy Vince
i think he looks BETTER chubby!!!0 -
Ditto, I agree 100% here!0
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omg he use to be batman...What the heck happened to him...0
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Sounds like some of you have your panties in a wad. This is a thread about who you think used to be hot, but no longer find attractive. It's really not that big of a deal, it's chit chat. Which, last time I checked, is what this category is for. If all you have to do with your time is flame people on forums, you seriously need to get a life. Nobody is hurting anyone else, and nobody is doing anything wrong.
Agreed. Don't respond to the flamers! Just let it go...makes the world a happier place0 -
Lindsey Lohan.
Much hotter in the not/barely legal version...0 -
How about everyone post their hot young HS pictures then post your current pics
I'm sure everyone used to be hot
I am quite sure I have improved with age. With age comes confidence, as a teenager I had none and carried myself as such. Now that I am a grown woman, I can appreciate my strengths and recognize my weaknesses in order to improve on them. I would be more than happy to share my HS pic and my current pic! In fact....I already have on here.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/664622-post-your-picture-from-high-school?page=60 -
Here's one for the complainers...I say this one got better with age!!0
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So, I never post on these, but I think a lot of people are missing the main point of why many individuals get offended by some of these types of posts. Your right, the celebreties don't likely care much about what is posted about them, and it goes with the territory. However, on this site, I get concerned when teenagers and young individuals read these types of posts, especially young girls, as it just re-emphasizes the unhealthy focus on outer appearance, weight, and unattainable goals for most individuals rather than the true spirit of the site, which is to feel good about yourself no matter what shape, size, age or color you are. I would like new people coming to the site to experience the same unconditional support and encouragement that I always have, especially the younger generation who has been bombarded with terrible messages from the media about self-worth being related to appearance. I honestly could care less personally that people want to post thier opinions of what they find attractive, but what message does it really communicate? Yeah, it's a fun chit-chat thread, but that does not lessen the impact it has on the readers if they are impressionable. No judgment here, just food for thought.0
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How about everyone post their hot young HS pictures then post your current pics
I'm sure everyone used to be hot
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so people get ugly when they get old. got it.0
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come on...Mark Hamill was in a serious car accident. Cut Luke some slack!0 -
I refuse to believe the after picture if Mark Hamill
In his defense (and that is him) he had issues after his accident between A New Hope and Empire. Early facial plastic surgery did him NO favors0 -
OK...here's me at 18 on the right (my profile pic is me now..at 42)... I still get recognized by people I went to grade school with, so as you can see...I have ZERO self esteem issues (you'll notice I'm not hiding behind a cat photo as my profile shot).
YOUR TURN!
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This is especially sad because she's still very young.
That's sad what she have become!!!!0 -
This one gets better with age AND even looks sexy in his mug shot, LOL!
Mrowr!0 -
Can I do a "Used to be hot.... And still is!" one?
Because Liam Neeson can take me out to dinner anytime
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He is one that gets better with age0 -
To be fair, I'm posting a picture from high school. It was only 10 years ago though. Don't think you want to compare me at 7 vs me at 27.0 -
So here's a better with age (he was mentioned earier, but I haven't seen a picture)...0
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