Mrs. Lively is definitely a hot woman, but I wish she would get rid of that *thing*-which is some kind of mole or whatever-below her right eye. I mean, she's a Hollywood actress with enough cash, I would think, to get it gone, and such a procedure would be a pretty simple outpatient affair. We're not talking major surgery. She could even raise some cash for charity by selling it on Ebay.

I know that's shallow of me, but when I see her on screen and I'm checking her out, I'm looking at that more so than the rest of her face. Plus, with what we pay for movies these days, unrealistic though this may be, I expect my movie stars to look like nothing less than professionally massaged, worked out, tanned, fit, graceful, beautiful (and handsome) Greek gods and goddesses. In fact if a movie just plain kinda sucks, I'll consider it tolerable and sometimes even worth the money just because-and if-a beautiful actress is in it. We have to look at these people for at least 90 minutes, so why not?

Olivia Wilde, for what it's worth, is such a woman and needs nothing either added or removed.

Maybe she likes it?

Damn, I'd hate to see how you deal with real women in real life with all their flaws.

You know what they say, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I know there are some people who may like that mole. It's the little things in life that make us all unique

Skrade

laphtiya Wrote: Moses613 Wrote:I know that's shallow of me, but when I see her on screen and I'm checking her out, I'm looking at that more so than the rest of her face. Plus, with what we pay for movies these days, unrealistic though this may be, I expect my movie stars to look like nothing less than professionally massaged, worked out, tanned, fit, graceful, beautiful (and handsome) Greek gods and goddesses. Yes.......yes you are and as KAT said, I'd hate to see how you would react with a real woman. So on the subject you prefer your women photoshopped in stills also so thin they have this thing called size zero and have produces a wave of anorexia because normal girls think they are too FAT when they are a size 8-12. Sorry to get annoyed I'm not having a personal go at you but I am so p****d off at these so called stars who encourage people to be unhealthy because they want to be stupidly skinny for a part. Ok Rant over, I should explain I have some personal experience with this sort of thing (not me but someone in the family). You should accept people the way they are and no one should have to have ANY form of surgery just because you don't like the *thing* on the face.

Thank you for this, but *ahem* some people are "stupidly skinny" by nature. I'm sure it's not what you meant, but implying a person is anorexic just because they happen to have a specific body type is as bad as assuming all overweight people are gluttons.

Let's just agree that everybody should be who they are, and look the way they want to look, without having to conform to some societal idea of perfection so we can decorate other peoples' worlds so they can get their jollies, and not have to get down on a specific "look."

I find it odd that out of the innumerable topics out there (especially being that this is a Tron forum, it's not like there's a shortage of interesting conversations.) That the OP decided to make a topic about the beauty mark on Blake Lively's face (Which I find is one of those things that makes a person unique)
The mind is boggled.

laphtiya Wrote: anonymouspunk89 Wrote:I find it odd that out of the innumerable topics out there (especially being that this is a Tron forum, it's not like there's a shortage of interesting conversations.) That the OP decided to make a topic about the beauty mark on Blake Lively's face (Which I find is one of those things that makes a person unique) The mind is boggled. Clearly you've never been to /b/ before have you? Its like the Mos Eisley of the internet but worse.

It's a wretched hive of scum and villainy? Sign me up!

Bro, let me help you out here. The weird part is not your thing with Blake Lively's mole, whats weird was the conscious decision you made to make a thread about it on a Tron forum :/

Well, I have to admit that it's one of those things where I was wondering if I was the only one who noticed it, since it's just so.....*there*, and if others were bugged by it, indifferent, or liked it.

I do happen to have a lot of altitude here, since I am a glowing object of physical perfection myself, a chiseled, youthful Greek Adonnis at whose feet the entire female race falls in desperate supplication, begging for my physical charms. Compared to me, the statue of David is a beer-swilling couch potato who hasn't done a pushup in his life. Really. There is no way in the world I'm actually a 42 year old who's been fighting a slight gut for years, is obsessed with a Disney movie that came out two years ago, and just had 6 teeth pulled and is now wearing a temporary denture until he can get a permanent one after the usual 6 month waiting period. No way. That couldn't be me. No way. But then again, such a person isn't getting paid millions to be in the movies. But if he did, well, he'd hit the gym more often.

All this talk about perfection makes me think of Clu...... waitaminute, I hope the OP isn't Clu in disguise.