I would say that about you any day....You're my hero, Tracey! "Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Guys:
Things are really hard right now and I rarely look like myself these days. You guys do not know how good your words make me feel--- and not just the words about my looks. Thank you Tracey Astromancer wrote: > > Oh yeah... > > Reece Jennings > > wrote: Told ya she was hot! > > _____ > > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected] > ] On > Behalf Of Astromancer > Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2007 3:57 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [scifinoir2] Re: Prayer Vigil for Keith (was: "Ghost Rider" > Tops Forty Mill at the Box Office) > > That was horrible...In any case, you are gorgeous! You are tall! So > much for > my perception of you as a bookish marm wearing longish hair and > glasses on a > chain...Don't get mad, I've learned my lesson about stereotyping...I hope > Theresa is okay. Have you talked to her since then? Okay, I'm done talking > and gawking... > > "Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)" > aladvantage.com> wrote: > Haven't scanned any pictures onto my computer yet, but here is an image > I found of my album cover online. http://www.discogs. > > > com/artist/Two+Sisters > Click on the image to see it large Not really how I looked, but they > were trying to make me look like I was from the streets of the Bronx > (only been there once when I got on the wrong train to a photo shoot). > I'm not really a singer or a rapper, I thought I was auditioning for an > album cover, but the heard about my job as a micheal jackson look alike > during the offseason and set me up in a Milli Vanilli like situation in > which I made appearances, did radio interviews, but never actually > sang. I was supposed to sing on the second album, but they were some > really unsavory people who really did not want to pay, so when the real > legitimate backer got out and they got Theresa-the other half of the duo > addicted to crack, I ran. > > Astromancer wrote: > > > > Wow...Now I wish I could see some of you work as a model...Sorry, > > incurably curious... > > > > "Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)" > > > > wrote: Guys: > > > > I was a print model and I did some work as a makeup artist. I got news > > for you. Most of the gorgeous actresses and models your talk about look > > like that or worse without makeup. > > > > Let me tell you a brief story from my youth. I never believed I looked > > as good as the other models I worked and socialized with. I looked so > > young that friends called me jail bait, so despite the fact I was 21, I > > got work as a 13 - 16 year old. Because I was photographing so young, I > > rarely had my makeup done like say, Eva Longoria. Then one day I got a > > job as an adult - you know high fashion. They spent two hours on > > make-up. I barely recognized myself (not a heavy make-up person > > normally) After the photo shoot, I went to hang out with some friends > > and I could not bring myself to wash off the make-up. While I always > > got some attention, never anything like this. Cars were stopping, some > > guys were following me and changing directions even, others were staring > > and talking about me. It was wild. It was then I understood why my > > cousin (an actress) always spent two hours every day putting on make-up > > and why she insisted on redoing her hair and make-up after sex. She was > > addicted to the power. She said all she had to do was lay there during > > sex and they got off on her looks. When you are just cute (as she was > > without make-up) you don't cause car accidents because guys can't take > > their eyes off of you as they did when she wore makeup. Since I was a > > recovering tom-boy, I could not fathom wearing that much make-up > > everyday. However, over the years, if I was sad or something bad like a > > break up occurred, I would pull out the big guns to get a > > self-confidence boost. In fact, I feel one going one after this illness > > > > I think Eva looks cute without makeup compared to many of the stars men > > lust after. Ironically most women who are really pretty without makeup, > > often do not have the bone structure to photograph as beautifully with > > makeup as some of the women you guys lust after. Its all jaws, > > cheekbones and shadows and highlight. They are canvases for the > > make-up brush. > > > > Tracey > > > > Martin wrote: > > > > > > Keith, I *hate* to be the person who has to show this to you, but I > > > just had it handed to me today, and you know what Fate does for a > > > living... > > > > > > http://www.jumpoff. > > > > tv/blogstory.php?m=b&bid=160 > > > > > > > > > > > And be sitting when you click. > > > > > > KeithBJohnson@ comcast.net wrote: > > > Eva Longoria, "B" Team? Rosalyn Sanchez less attractive than Dawson? > > > Are you mad? Do you rave?! :) > > > I think Jolie has a dangerous/crazy charm, and her look varies. > > > Sometimes she's very attractive, at others she's gorgeous. Rosario > > > just ain't pretty to me, but hey I agree she and Angie have nice > names! > > > > > > -------------- Original message -------------- > > > From: "ravenadal" > > > Eva and Rosalyn are nice but strictly "B" Team. Selma, Sofia and > > > Monica are in my starting five (need I mention the other two?). It > > > is amazing to me that someone who can appreciate the charms of the > > > Holy Trinity you mentioned could be so blind to the charms of > > > Angelina and Rosario (son, even thier names are pretty). > > > > > > ~rave! > > > > > > --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ups.com > > > > , [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > > > > > Man you had me spitting Sprite out my nose with that one! I think > > > Mendez is awright, but she isn't all that pretty to me. The body's > > > not bad, but it ain't in full Sista mode, so it doesn't do the same > > > as, say, Kenya Moore. As for the others, hey, who says you *have* to > > > think Rosario Dawson is hot? I really don't get it with her. Angelina > > > has a certain allure, no doubt. > > > > > > > > As for my "Man Card", I hereby declare the following ladies > > > officially "hot". I'd place all of them above Mendez and Dawson with > > > no hesitation. Every single one makes me do a double- and triple-take: > > > > > > > > Since we discussed Mendez, let's start with the Latin ladies: > > > > > > > > Eva Longoria - Oh yeah! With that slinky bod and that to-die-for > > > face and dark tresses, wow! Now *that's* a lovely Latin lady. Rosaria > > > who??? > > > > Rosalyn Sanchez - Talk about sultry, she oozes it. That voice, > > > that confident bearing, those eyes--almost like a cat's. She's even > > > smaller than Longoria, but you dont have to be built like Kenya to be > > > smokin'! > > > > Selma Hayek - What can I say? The throaty voice and smoky skin of > > > Sanchez, and a Coke-bottle body that just won't quit. Edward Norton > > > was a *fool* to let her go! Muy caliente!! > > > > Sofía Vergara -- If I were going to hire a Latina actress just for > > > pure eye candy, I'd look no further! *This* is what I call a hot > > > Latina! Rivals Kenya Moore for pure carnal power. If she'd been in > > > the movie, the Ghost Rider would never have stopped burning! > > > > Monica Belluci - Intelligent, daring, poised, eyes and lips that > > > draw you in, and body fine as a sculpture. When I think sexual > > > sophistication, she's it. > > > > > > > > And the others: > > > > > > > > Gabrielle Union - Pretty, pretty, pretty. Dazzling smile, cheeks > > > that make you wanna pinch' em (the facial ones!) She looks almost > > > like a doll. > > > > Nia Long - Another lady whose combination of intelligent and > > > sexiness can't be beat > > > > Kimberly Elise - Wide almost innocent eyes, looks way younger than > > > she is, gives up a vitality that i find irrestible. Makes me smile > > > whenever I see her > > > > Tamala Jones - Despite her penchant for playing loud mouthed ghetto > > > types in films, I find her to be sweetly attractive. She has a > > > beautiful smile and dark eyes that all but twinkle. > > > > Sanaa Lathan - What can I say? Lovely smile, eyes like a doe's, > > > cute New York accent, a strength and vulnerability that I find > > > irresitible. That's a a Black woman... > > > > Kenya Moore - I'm still reeling over the fact that this true > > > brickhouse once thought of herself as ugly. Curvaceous and toned. > > > Wow. > > > > > > > > Feel free to include any of the above in conversationsa about > > > hotness where you want me to join in! Hopefully this list will > > > assuage your concerns about me! :) > > > > > > > > -------------- Original message -------------- > > > > From: "ravenadal" > > > > Keith, I am organizing a prayer vigil for you. You are obviously > > > > possessed by demons (pale ones at that). Please tell me you did not > > > > type: "For those guys who think (Eva Mendez is) hot (I'm not one of > > > > them)." Seriously dude, it is the only way you can maintain > > > your "man > > > > card." First you denounced Angelina Joli, then you forsake Rosario > > > > Dawson and now you taken the name Eva Mendez in vain. In the words > > > of > > > > the Miller Lite repo-man, "You must be crazy!" > > > > > > > > The ONLY reason I would consider paying first run movie theater > > > prices > > > > to see "Ghostrider" is because not only is Eva Mendez in it - she > > > > GAINED WEIGHT to be in it (no wonder those shirts don't fit)! Be > > > > still my heart! > > > > > > > > ~rave! > > > > > > > > --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ups.com > > > > > , KeithBJohnson@ wrote: > > > > > > > > > > I'm surprised at this big haul. Did anyone else see "Ghost Rider" > > > > this weekend? I checked it out today. It was only okay. At best, I > > > > can say that it has moments that are fun from a purely > > > > put-your-brain-on-hold cartoony point of view. Not really coming > > > from > > > > the serious angle of the Spider-Man films or latest Batman flick, > > > it's > > > > over-the-top, full of explosions, silly demonic villains--who as > > > > always dress in the coolest leather!--stereotyped Texas yokels, and > > > of > > > > course, lots of CGI. That last was better than I expected, if not > > > > exactly top-notch. Never having read the comic, I have no reference > > > > for how true to the source material the story was, but it hardly > > > > matters. It's really just slow buildup to the Rider finally > > > emerging, > > > > a few battles, and Eva Mendes' wearing shirts that can't seem to be > > > > buttoned up. For those guys who think she's hot (I'm not one of > > > them), > > > > I guess that's a good thing. I just kept thinking she was more > > > literal > > > > eye candy than i've seen in a movie in a while. > > > > > but again, if you put the brain on hold and come from the > > > direction > > > > of the movie just being silly fun, her portrayal as the Girl is in > > > > line with the big-bosomed scantily glad heroines and villains of > > > comics. > > > > > > > > > > There were a few moments that had me smile, a couple that had me > > > > laugh outright, such as the Ghost Rider and another Rider going off > > > to > > > > meet the demons, fiery horse and motorcycle side-by-side, Western > > > > music playing. But overall the camp comic fun doesn't really sustain > > > > the movie, and again, it's only okay. I enjoyed it more than i > > > > expected, thanks mostly to Cage's weird-but-never-boring portrayal > > > > (Cage as a 37 year old Texan??) and the few good action moments with > > > > the Rider. But overall it's not a must see. I'd put it somewhere in > > > > the range as better than Fantastic Four and "Catwoman", maybe on the > > > > same level as "Daredevil", but nowhere near the standards set by > > > > Spider-Man or Batman Begins. > > > > > > > > > > ******************************* > > > > > Cage on fire at box office with "Ghost Rider" > > > > > By Dean GoodmanSun Feb 18, 1:43 PM ET > > > > > Nicolas Cage raced to the top spot at the North American box > > > office > > > > on Sunday with the cult comic book adaptation "Ghost Rider," the > > > > biggest opening of his wildly oscillating career. > > > > > The Marvel Comics adaptation about the devil's motorcycle-riding > > > > bounty hunter earned an estimated $44.5 million during its first > > > three > > > > days of release, putting it on course to break the record for the > > > U.S. > > > > Presidents Day holiday weekend, distributor Columbia Pictures said. > > > > > The record for the four-day period, including the Monday holiday, > > > > was set by the Adam Sandler comedy "50 First dates," which opened to > > > > $45.1 million in 2004. The Sony Corp (NYSE:SNE - news).-owned studio > > > > forecast "Ghost Rider" would earn about $51 million over the same > > > span. > > > > > The film, one of five new entries, opened on Friday amid critical > > > > brickbats. Variety said Cage's role was "stunningly bland," while > > > the > > > > New York Post and the Hollywood Reporter both invoked the term > > > > "stillborn." > > > > > Still, it surpassed the $35.1 million opening of 2005's "National > > > > Treasure" to become Cage's biggest bow. Since then, the 43-year-old > > > > Oscar-winner has appeared in three bombs ("Lord of War," "The > > > Weather > > > > Man," "The Wicker Man") and one modest hit ("World Trade Center). > > > > > Opening at No. 2 with $22 million for the three-day period was the > > > > Walt Disney Co. children's fantasy "Bridge to Terabithia," based on > > > > the award-winning children's book about two young outcasts. The > > > studio > > > > had hoped the film would surpass $20 million for the four days. > > > > > Last weekend's champ, the Eddie Murphy comedy "Norbit," fell to > > > No. > > > > 3 with $16.8 million, taking its 10-day total to $62.7 million. The > > > > film was produced by DreamWorks SKG and released by Paramount > > > > Pictures, both units of Viacom Inc. > > > > > Newcomers grabbed the next three spots: the Hugh Grant-Drew > > > > Barrymore comedy "Music and Lyrics" with $14 million; the Tyler > > > Perry > > > > family drama "Daddy's Little Girls" with $12.1 million; and the spy > > > > thriller "Breach" with $10.4 million. > > > > > "Music and Lyrics" and "Daddy's Little Girls" both opened > > > Wednesday > > > > to take advantage of Valentine's Day crowds, taking their five-day > > > > hauls to $19.5 million and $17.8 million, respectively. > > > > > Grant plays a washed-up pop star who resurrects his career with > > > the > > > > help of an amateur lyricist played by Barrymore. The film, budgeted > > > in > > > > the high $60 million range, was released by Time Warner Inc.'s > > > Warner > > > > Bros. 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