Women in just sports jerseys? Yep, another thing of mine.
I haven't really followed her career, but she'll always be the Noxema Girl to me.
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Crush of the Week: Rebecca Gayheart
This week's Crush is actress Rebecca Gayheart, a fixation of mine since the early 90s. I saw her on some entertainment news show tonight, but I was at the gym and the sound was down, so I have no clue what she was promoting.
Women in just sports jerseys? Yep, another thing of mine.
I haven't really followed her career, but she'll always be the Noxema Girl to me.
Women in just sports jerseys? Yep, another thing of mine.
I haven't really followed her career, but she'll always be the Noxema Girl to me.
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I haven't really followed her career, but she'll always be the Noxema Girl to me.
Well to me, she'll always be that stupid spoiled millionaire that murdered a little boy who was walking home from school, because she was swerving through traffic and talking on a cell phone.
Seriously Micah, your standards are slipping. Besides Kristen Bell should be on your list already.
My mistake, Kristen Bell has already been a Crush of the Week. But Rebecca Gayheart is still a kid killer. I'd make a joke about her awful driving and how she's from the real Hazard, Kentucky. But that would place me in the same circle of hell as her. :P
You know, I remember hearing about that back when it happened, but it just fell out of my memory.
Traditionally, the CotW has been like standardized tests: the overall scoring is based on physical attractiveness, personality/deeds will raise your score, but a wrong answer (read: killing a kid) will not detract points.
But I vow never to make the following a CotW: Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, Winona Ryder, Joan Crawford, or Nick Nolte.
UK has a hockey team? Who knew?
I didn't until I looked for a picture of her last night. Turns out, the team gets some lovely KY lasses to advertise for them.
the overall scoring is based on physical attractiveness, personality/deeds will raise your score, but a wrong answer (read: killing a kid) will not detract points.
Micah, words cannot describe how very proud I am of you at this moment.
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