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GUEST POSTER #4 - CLEM BASTOW

(RYWHM says: You haven’t really lived until you’ve seen Clem Bastow in hotpants. I like that not only does she have a way with words, she also has killer taste in music. She looks like an incredibly hot blonde but is a secret nerd and I adore that about her. If you see her out and about, you might want to touch her a bit.)

Together In Electric Dreams

There’s a great moment in my favourite movie (well, one of them), When Harry Met Sally, when Harry and Sally are walking through Central Park, discussing their recurring sex dreams. Sally recounts hers and Harry incredulously responds: "A faceless man rips off your clothes... and that’s the sex dream you’ve been having since you were twelve?" Well, he’d have a field day with my sex dreams. Much to my chagrin, I’m seemingly unable to dream about bodice-ripping escapades with the objects of my genuine affection (oh, how I’ve longed to romp with Orlando Bloom in the subconscious realm, clichéd as it may be...) - however, that’s not to say that a surprise dream visit from a particular person might not lead to a recurring (if completely inexplicable, in some cases) fondness in the real world. In other words, some folk make such good dream lovers that you’ll willingly continue to crush on them IRL, despite the relative embarrassment of having to publicly admit to such affections. Confused yet? So am I. Let’s begin!

Sylvester McCoy:


Okay, I can kinda understand this one. I was majorly in love with the seventh Doctor (Who, of course, stupids) from about grade one until grade four. I used to fantasise more, in fact, that his first sidekick, Mel, would get killed by The Rani. Or anyone, really. I think I actually drew pictures detailing her demise in art class. As such, I’ve never really had any X (or even MA) rated action from the Scottish fop, but he insists on appearing time and time again. Matters, no doubt, will not be helped by having interviewed him yesterday and his having greeted me by announcing that he was lying in bed talking to me. I am so going to the Tardis tour.*

David Tennant:


He was totally hot (in a mental, teenagery way) in Takin’ Over The Asylum (see above); cue Year Nine sex dreams. Anyway, I completely forgot of his existence until yesterday, when I realised that he is going to play the Tenth Doctor, after wracking my brains as to who this mysterious “David Tennant” was. Evidently he’s grown up into a “well respected classical actor”. And, I have it on good authority (i.e., from Sylvester McCoy) that he plans to carry out his Time Lord duties in a kilt. Awesome. Anyway, this is what he looks like now:

Score.

William Fichtner:


Yeah, you know you’ve seen him around; he was recently given props in Vanity Fair’s Hollywood issue as being one of "the business’" most dependable character actors. He’s been in Go, The Perfect Storm (SO hot, rent it NOW if you know what’s good for you), American Beauty, countless others, and… some flick with Demi Moore that I’ve never seen. I was sick (feverish) on the couch and watching a video (before I knew Fichtner even existed) and the preview to what Google tells me is called Passion Of Mind (and I’m sure it’s as ghey as the title suggests), which was some kind of torrid love story of a Sliding Doors ilk. Anyway, lo and behold, I drifted off to sleep and who should, ahem, pop up? You got it. He’s one of the freak sex dream guest appearances that has led to a full blown real life crush. Damn his wife to hell.**

Bon Scott:


But you all knew I was hot for him, didn’t you? Of course you did. And the best thing about sex dreams is that there are no STIs in the virtual realm! Everybody wins!

Rhys Ifans:


I’m beginning to realise that I’ll regret this post…



...and now I’ve confirmed it. Seeya, kids!



* - if anyone would like to buy me all of the seventh Doctor’s episodes on DVD for my birthday, I won’t complain…
** - not really, I’m sure she’s GREAT. < / gritted teeth >

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24Jun14:45
mscynic said...

William Fichtner in 'Drowning Mona.'

If you haven't seen it, you MUST hire it immediately.

He is brilliant.

24Jun14:55
Clem said...

Ha! You've been waiting for a moment to share that, haven't you?

24Jun14:58
Dxxxx said...

I once had a dream about Matthew Perry (Friends) and from that night on had a mad crush on him. Come to think of it, we didn't actually make the hot sex in the dream, we just hung out and talked and laughed all night.... but it was enough to make me fall in love with him for a number of years.....

24Jun15:00
Clem said...

Yes! The "we get along really well" dream is perhaps even MORE powerful! It turns you into one of those Year 10-ish "I just know we'll be best friends" type crushers.

24Jun15:28
Tuppence said...

I had that kind of dream. But it involved Daniel Boud. That makes me a loser, doesn't it.

24Jun15:33
l-kat said...

I reckon Bon might be the silent type....

24Jun16:25
Adam said...

At least you people had crushes with dudes that can pull off retro, 80s fun times.

My young crushes are all lame:

1. Every host of the old Bugs Bunny show*.


It's so not cool to like anyone from Channel 9. I knew it at the time, hence never, ever telling a soul.


* With the exception of Kate Fisher, I was more intrigued and amused than crushy.

24Jun16:55
daniel said...

You ain't no loser Tuppence. *wink*

24Jun17:04
Tuppence said...

We went to the movies and had a very nice time.
I woke up smiling.

*blush*

24Jun18:47

...i had a daniel boud dream too...i blogged about it and he never wrote back :(

proof

http://littlefaeriegirl.blogspot.com/2004/12/i-was-so-totally-having-sex-with.html

24Jun19:15
Buck Fudd said...

Acropolis Now?

All of them?

Good God...

*regrets even reading post*

24Jun19:31
Clem said...

Ha! Buck, I was but seven years old. And it was Rick, not Mimmo or Jim.

25Jun00:28
Russell Allen said...

I went to LA on hols once and I was desperate to see a celeb. Any celeb? I hung out at all the cool places just to see one. After 5 days I was distraught that all my travelling and celebrity obsessing was for nought.

On the last day, I went to a scuzzy In 'n' Out Burger to console myself with heaps of fried food and Mr WIlliam Fichtner was ahead of me at the queue. He ordered a QuarterPounder with Bacon and a side of fries, no drink. Result!

25Jun02:05
Ross_P said...

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25Jun16:51
Buck Fudd said...

"it was Rick, not Mimmo or Jim"

Well, you had a touch of taste, even at 7.

There's a poster I keep seeing on St George's road for an undoubtedly shite "wog" comedy show called "Mamma's Boys". "Mimmo" is in it and he's suffering some very unfortunate, but richly deserved, pattern baldness.

25Jun20:23
Henry Gagblat said...

Who did William Fitchner play in American Beauty, though?

(*cough*nobody*cough*)

25Jun21:39
Mere Kris said...

Fitchner is so sexy when DeNiro shoots him in Heat.

26Jun12:53
megan said...

Oh, totally with you on the David Tennant thing. I loved Takin over the Asylum. I've the feeling he's going to be in the new Harry Potter movie too (sudden reappearance after years of nothing)

26Jun20:01
miss piss said...

You can take a number for David Tennant k thx.

27Jun14:01
Bronzetrinity said...

William Fitchner is just plain hot!!! He's so evil and bad most of the time I just love it!

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