Who was your crush when you were growing up?

[Sergeant Rock]

Did you know there is an animated Kim Basinger in the Bakshi film Cool World?




Sarge

[Sergeant Rock]

...Followed by my fifth grade teacher...

I had a crush on my 5th Grade teacher too. It was her first year teaching so she must've been 22 or 23. A couple of friends shared my obsession with this teacher. We often found excuses to show up at her apartment after school. She was gracious...usually...and gave us milk and cookies. Here's the class picture. I'm in the first row, fourth from the left in the dark shirt.



Sarge

[PerfectWagnerite]

I had a crush on my 5th Grade teacher too. It was her first year teaching so she must've been 22 or 23. A couple of friends shared my obsession with this teacher. We often found excuses to show up at her apartment after school. She was gracious...usually...and gave us milk and cookies. Here's the class picture. I'm in the first row, fourth from the left in the dark shirt.



Sarge

She is the tall gal on the right? Even from this picture you can tell she is lanky and pretty. Funny you said you guys hang out where she lived. Had you been 8-10 yrs older she probably would have called the police instead of feeding you.

[Sergeant Rock]

Funny you said you guys hang out where she lived. Had you been 8-10 yrs older she probably would have called the police instead of feeding you.

Yep, our behavior was tolerated only because we were 10 

Sarge

[Cato]

That crush died hard.

Wow!  Crash and Burn!!!    You dodged a uranium-coated bullet!   

But, the hair was Farrah's thing!

They were "Angels" after all, maybe they're praying to Charlie?

There is your answer!!!

As for me growing up, I liked Dr. Kildare (whoops, that sort of pegs my era...)
I didn't really have a favorite Beatle, though.

Richard Chamberlain competed against Vince Edwards (Dr. Ben Casey), who wins, because his mentor was Dr. Zorba (the great Sam Jaffe).





Vince Edwards


And to be complete...Sam Jaffe!

[Draško]

Wow, you had good taste! 
Wow, you had bad taste! 

Hahaha ... I have to admit that minor questions like psychotic behavior or indeed questionable ideas about hygiene never really were much of a deterrence for me.   

[hpowders]

When I was 10 years old, I had a huge crush on the actress Patty McCormack. She was also 10 years old and was from Brooklyn as I was.

Now, many years later, I don't see what the attraction was! 

[Sydney Nova Scotia]

Did you know there is an animated Kim Basinger in the Bakshi film Cool World?




Sarge

I've just got a new crush now 

[NikF]

The woman in the black. Even after all these years I still don't know her name and still don't care that I don't know her name.





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[Ken B]

The woman in the black. Even after all these years I still don't know her name and still don't care that I don't know her name.





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Ethel Gumperz.

[Ghost of Baron Scarpia]

Yvonne Craig (aka Batgirl).



(I shouldn't be admitting this.)

[NikF]

Ethel Gumperz.

Is that your final answer? Take a moment if you wish.

[NikF]

Yvonne Craig (aka Batgirl).



(I shouldn't be admitting this.)

Yeah, she's a nice piece of stuff (he said, objectifying her as much as possible) and I always liked her eyes.

http://www.youtube.com/v/BKU8w5KkyWg

At 1:33 - I'm the guy who starts groping her derriere. At 1:44 the blonde standing behind notices and hopes to receive the same treatment next.

[Marc]

I was of the (original) Charlie's Angels generation, so:



(Wasn't much into Kate Jackson, though - at least not compared to the other two.)

I was also into Mork and Mindy's Pam Dawber ...



... and Dorothy Hamill.

Nice choices, all of them, even though I was one of those stubborn idiots who thought Cheryl Ladd was an improvement when she replaced Farah, despite all the scorn I received from die hard first hour Angel-lovers. In my early teenage 'approach', I found Cheryl far more huggable than Farah, and therefore more of an angel.
(But I mainly switched on the telly because of Jaclyn...)

[Marc]

Is that your final answer? Take a moment if you wish.

(Deep breath.)

Mayté Mateos.

[NikF]

(Deep breath.)

Mayté Mateos.

Cheers.

But despite Mayté Mateos perhaps possessing a more suitable hint of exotica, I'm afraid that Ethel Gumperz has already become a name I've grown to become almost tenderly fond of. 

[Marc]

Cheers.

But despite Mayté Mateos perhaps possessing a more suitable hint of exotica, I'm afraid that Ethel Gumperz has already become a name I've grown to become almost tenderly fond of. 

I think I'm gonna use that name for the main female character in my still to write novel which will make all other books and publications superfluous, including all Pl@yb0y Calendars (and threads like these).

[NikF]

I think I'm gonna use that name for the main female character in my still to write novel which will make all other books and publications superfluous, including all Pl@yb0y Calendars (and threads like these).

It sounds interesting indeed. Good stuff. 
Put my name down for a copy? - especially if it's one of those 'pop-up' books. 

[Marc]

It sounds interesting indeed. Good stuff. 
Put my name down for a copy? - especially if it's one of those 'pop-up' books. 

Sure. Putting names down for a copy is the easy part.

[NikF]

Sure. Putting names down for a copy is the easy part.

I'm sure it is. But I believe that if your idea has value and integrity, you'll get the job done in fine style.
Having said that, if you do get writer's block I'd be happy to ghost write a section for you.  Maybe along the lines of 'How to steal Yvonne Craig from Barney Scarpia' or something?