As started last Monday, here's the male for Monday. A much more fun blog to post, in my opinion.
This week it's Richard Armitage - the man who spawned an Army, (see following link http://thearmitagearmy.co.uk/main/), yes a man knows he's arrived when a group of females are prepared to fly his flag, so to speak.
Why, I hear you ask would they want to fly his flag well, it all started with this...North and South the ending of which is below.
A man takes off his cravat and it does something to a gal, especially when the man is tall, dark and speaks like melted chocolate or, what melted chocolate would sound like if it spoke. He needs a health warning stuck onto him. Now that he is in Spooks, (a fine show which I recommend...when it returns to the BBC) he's doing the whole 007/agent thing. Off course the real swoon facter is his Guy of Gisbourne in Robin Hood. All black leather and mean looking...I just hope they've forgotten the black eyeliner in the new series because he did look a tad pantomime baddie!
Unfortunately YouTube is being a twat tonight so I can't obtain a vid from Robin Hood. I dare say you're all crushed!
Mondays Male - Richard Armitage.
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No Longer Redundant/Men.
First, some good news. I am no longer redundant, jobless, one of the wretched - I am, once again, in gainful employment well, from next Monday I will be. Yes, I have beaten the job interview woes and actually impressed someone enough for them to hire me. That would explain the pig currently flying over my house...and the stuff that is splattering on to the roof!
Prior to the telephone call this morning, (that informed me of the above), I had planned a blog for today. I had decided to bring a cheer to the gloom of Monday, to make it the day I write about that fine species called Men. More specifically, men who I like so, first on the agenda is Mr Kevin McKidd, a fine figure of a Scottish actor who first came to my attention in one of my favourite films of all time and one of the best werewolf films ever made, 'Dog Solder's'. I was forced to pay close attention to him in that modern day romp, 'Rome' which was marvelous stuff and very informative on the old history front. 
There's something about a man in Roman uniform...
Dog Soldiers, vital viewing for any werewolf fan!
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