Three words (okay, maybe six. But they're hyphenated into three!)

[mayhap]

Total. Gold-medal-winning. Cuteness.

Congrats to one of my twin Olympic boyfriends!

Comments

[baroquestar.livejournal.com]

No way dude, the Romanian guy who looked like an old-fashioned trapeze artist is way better. :) I want to dress him up in highwaisted, belted striped tights and black boots, with a white singlet. *nod*

But what do I care? Australia sucks at gymnastics. :)

[spooky-nine.livejournal.com]

but they rock at swimming. i love ian thorpe.

[mayhap]

He rocks my world and spits in the face of the overly-Americentric NBC commentators at the same time! Whee!

[baroquestar.livejournal.com]

Aw, Thorpie. He's sweet. I keep expecting him to come out of the closet any minute now. :)

[spooky-nine.livejournal.com]

NO! he MUSTN'T!! we have to get married and have wild sex!

oh god, could you imagine him in bed...all that stregnth and stamina...
[off in a fantasy world]

[baroquestar.livejournal.com]

*grin* Can't empathise myself, I don't normally go for athletic types. But the men's gymnastics has me glued to the screen every time. Mm. Flexible.

[spooky-nine.livejournal.com]

i prefer swimmers over gymnasts. swimmers are muscular yet lean, whereas gymnast bodies take on that inverted triangle shape. large, manly shoulders, but tiny womanly waists. plus, they're mostly all really short.

[mayhap]

I want to dress him up in highwaisted, belted striped tights and black boots, with a white singlet. *nod*

And who am I to say you nay? Mmmm, pretty.

My mom actually turned her TV off at one point because the Australian women's gymnastics coach was OMG SO MEEN!!1!! to that one girl. I thought this was a slight overreaction, but still.

[baroquestar.livejournal.com]

*laugh* Poor kids. It's a lot of pressure for teenagers. I'm sure they'll get over it.

I'm actually not watching the Olympics all that much. I watch the men's gym. for phwoar value, the women's gym. for "yeeegods how do they DO that?", and the equestrian events because I was a horsey adolescent.