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The Smash break made me forget about Katharine McPhee.

I hereby apologize.

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Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) from How I Met Your Mother

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Since Shameless is my new go-to show, I guess that makes me responsible for putting up the Emmy Rossum photos.

Oh yes...

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Yea, man. Emmy Rossum just gets hotter and hotter by the day in my mind. She has an album only of classic jazz standards. How friggin hot is that?? I love this type of music:

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  SCfanatic35 said:
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Katy Perry tonight at the grammys.

As one of my friends from college used to say, "She's got some BMFTs"

Big Mother ****ing Titties

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Miranda Lambert.

And Ashley Monroe probably has my favorite voice in all of music right now:

Put her and Miranda together and you get this:

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Natalie Zea is on The Following and was previously on Dirty Sexy Money.

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From Quebec, Laurence LeBoeuf

Yours in earnest, Jason.
Call me Ernest, or EJ or Ernie.

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Natalie Zea is on The Following and was previously on Dirty Sexy Money.

She also appears on Justified as Winona Hawkins.


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  SCfanatic35 said:
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Katy Perry tonight at the grammys.

Yum.  However, I must say that I was blown away by Rihanna Sunday night.  Her appearance and her performance were both phenomenal (and I'm not really a big Rihanna fan)

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Gonna be tough to get them in the same picture.

Why cos they are so fat

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