And the boys go on and on.

It's not usually my thing to just post a heap of pictures from other websites on my blog just as inspiration. I find those type of blogs boring, especially when it's just mass pictures of fashion.

If ever I do this, there's usually slabs of text in between the pictures or a reason why I have posted the pictures - like making reference to a person. But today I am going to post a heap of pictures from other websites as inspiration. Or eye candy. Think of it as a community service.

Lizey Lou's regular blog posts featuring famous hot men always makes me smile. So today I am inspired by her. I saw the first picture I've listed on her blog.

No apologies for solely focusing on looks, either. I am sure they probably all have beautiful souls too. I know for a fact that seven of them do, because I've met them. I have marked the beautiful souls with an asterisk.

And the boys go on and on. I hope this gets you through your first day back at work!

Daniel Johns. Yes please. Perfect teeth.

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Though I think he's also pretty hot here

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Rob Thomas*. So I've only 'met' him from afar (he waved to me), but wow! I have a thing for his bulging eyes.

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David Beckham. With this body, it's ok that not all his face is in the photo. I don't care for football. But apparently he's a good player. I wouldn't know. I'm too distracted by his...er...

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Ben Cousins. He used to be a footballer. Again, I don't care for football. Or drugs. Just his eyes and smile. 

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Scott Speedman. I was always a Ben Covington girl. Never batted an eyelash at Noel Crane.

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Kevin Mitchell/Bob Evans*. This is a picture taken by a friend, and it features my arm.

Callan Mulvey*. That day was one of my favourites of 2010.

Angus Stone*. Beardless. Uh huh.

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Sam Johnson*. That smile. And that voice. He did the couple pose with me. Squeee! Am I not the luckiest girl in the world?

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Simon Baker. He was also hot when he was Simon Denny.

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Caleb Followill. I love scruffy.

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Darren Hayes*. The man looks hot in a suit.

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Hamish Blake*. His smile makes me go dizzy.

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Heath Ledger. An amazing actor. A beautiful face. Such a tragic loss.

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Jake Gyllenhaal. I only just discovered him in Love and Other Drugs. Woah. Can I get those undiscovered years back???

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Sam Worthington. Scruffy. Blokey. Ocker. Hot.

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Ok, so now that I've gratuitously perved, and probably treated these poor men like meat, I'll move onto more serious matters.

Who do you think should have made my pictorial list?

Sam Worthington melts my heart.

When I heard on the news Sam Worthington's girlfriend was wearing J'Aton to the Oscars, I thought - gosh, I'm honoured, J'Aton is my fave designer!

I loved what they did for Dita Von Teese.

Can't wait to wear the dress they've made for me.

Then I remembered.

I am not Sam Worthington's girlfriend outside of my dreams.


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Avatar

It was 43 degrees last Monday.

I went to work, was grateful to be at work inside and under the airconditioning. I was at a loss about how to keep cool after work. My flat is like a Kettle barbeque. Wrapped in a heat blanket. It wouldn't have been possible to keep cool, and the hospital emergency ward was not an option so early on in Summer. Might save that for 47 degrees.

So I decided to go see a movie with the longest duration.

Avatar.

Wow. It is amazing. Believe the hype.

Well maybe the plot is a bit Hollywood. And the violence is a bit Hollywood. And I admit I got really bored in the macho scenes towards the end.

But the graphics are spectactular. The colours and the landscape of Pandora are like nothing I've seen in any movie.

The idea of an avatar is conveyed really well.

And Sam Worthington is divine. Even if you don't like the movie much, you will like it for Sam Worthington. His looks. His accent when it drifts back to sounding Aussie. His character. Hotttt.

Anyhow. Enough superficial talk.

Last semester at uni I studied the concept of avatars and the program Second Life, and how avatars allow one to create the identity they aspire to be. Sam Worthington's character got to do just that. He was in a wheelchair in 'real life' (by real life, I mean real life in the movie), but used the power of his mind to control his avatar's body. His avatar was able-bodied, strong and powerful. I now want to re-read my uni notes. I am also considering doing a piece on Avatar the movie in my thesis at the end of the year.

The movie really got me thinking.