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Would you rather be described as...

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Cute, adorable, hot/hawt/hottie, sexy, desirable, studly, burly, pretty, charming, appealing, stunning, amazing, striking, eye-catching, manly, good looking, handsome, beautiful, attractive, gorgeous, or some other adjective? What is the highest superficial compliment (in your opinion)?



 
charming when in a good mood, causting and sardonic when in a bad mood. :evil:

I've also been described as plucky before 😉
 
Originally posted by: FlyLice
Originally posted by: SynthDude2001
Originally posted by: FlyLice
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Originally posted by: FlyLice
Rich/Loaded
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It's a tossup between this and hawt as to which gets you more chicks.
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Rich/Loaded gets you more chicks. Being hot got you chicks in High School.
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QFT
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OK WTF IS QFT? Quite F'in True?
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lol...that would work in this case, but it's usually "Quoted for truth" 🙂
 
Originally posted by: FlyLice
Rich/Loaded
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that might be fun to try on for a while 🙂

greatest compliment.. my vocabulary is letting me down here. some single word that means "good company", maybe. I'd rather be interesting and necessary, than cute and charming.









 
successful, rich, etc.

Guess I wasn't hot enough so I didn't get any chicks in high school so being successful, rich, will do it in the future
 
Originally posted by: anno
Originally posted by: FlyLice
Rich/Loaded
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that might be fun to try on for a while 🙂

greatest compliment.. my vocabulary is letting me down here. some single word that means "good company", maybe. I'd rather be interesting and necessary, than cute and charming.
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understandable...but I'm just talking on a purely superficial level. Like...If you saw Adriana Lima in a swimsuit, I'm sure you wouldn't say..."Wow, she looks necessary/intelligent." 🙂
 
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