Just lost my normal life!

[atra201]

absolutely true
and DesertFox plz don't call her Ali, i'll be confused and think you're talking about me.

[DesertFox]

No problem Atra. By the way, we should come up with a special nickname for her from our FanClub...any ideas??? how about...youre the most gorgeous, smart and inteligent women ever!... thats to much i know...ok, lets keep it at Alizee.

Handshake by the way. Peace of mind is a must.

[Edcognito]

Originally Posted by Roman

I know what you mean man.
...snippage...

What was I saying? Anyway, I can certainly classify that as the sexiest thing I've ever seen (won't say how old I am, except old enough to know). That voice, that face, that body, that demeanor... just when you thought women couldn't get any better...
...snippage...

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Dude - your 31, says so in your sig! :P

Ed

[Edcognito]

Originally Posted by C-4

I laugh every time someone new comes onto the forum and finds out what we have all known about Alizée all this time.

On Monday night, my wife and I were watching Entertainment Tonight, and Extra, which follows ET. They were talking about Brittney Spears, Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Jessica and Ashley Simpson, and some other "celebreties" and how they have influenced young American teens, mostly in a bad way.

I thought immediately of how Alizée has such a great public image, how she conducts herself as a lady should, and how she is the definition of pure class, and perfection in every way. To me, there is no one else worthy of being a fan of. As for the look of these Amercian trashy women, they actually look ugly to me after Alizée. I was never really attracted to them or took any interest in them, but upon closer consideration, now they all just seem so insignificant to me with how they are conducting themselves.

Since Alizée, I have not bothered even being interested in anyone else's music. All of my other interests center around France and anything connected with it. I am thankful to Alizée for sparking my interest in France and for giving me the first excitment I have felt about anyone or their music since Beatle-mania.

It was definitely worth the wait!

DAM! SINCE Beatle-mania?? OMG! Your as "developed" as i am! Maybe even BETTER!

Ed

[Roman]

Originally Posted by Edcognito

Dude - your 31, says so in your sig! :P

Ed

Oh, yeah , I just added that yesterday or the day before. figured what the hell, let people get a better sense of who's out there.

[SupaKrupa]

8 - Confidence. I especially love this aspect of her. Oh so confident.

[Edcognito]

Originally Posted by SupaKrupa

8 - Confidence. I especially love this aspect of her. Oh so confident.

Which "She" would probably find very funny - as "She" mentions very often how shy she is!


Ed

[rwd716]

Originally Posted by Edcognito

Which "She" would probably find very funny - as "She" mentions very often how shy she is!


Ed

I think she made great strides to outgrow her shyness but that's jmo.

[SupaKrupa]

She's just being modest...

[badog7]

Alizee shy? mais oui!
I was watching Brad's compilation vid yesterday and noticed that in the 100 year anniversaire of Le Tour de France- where she dances Mylene's steps in combination to Vingt pas Ans- she at first shows that fantastic seemingly confident smile then looks nervous.
But wouldn't you be knowing you were about to show all those cameras -including national TV- what you 'had for breakfast'? Ooh lala! Sure she wore a 'ficelle' but really, is this the behaviour of a 'good' girl, unlike Brittney et al? Its Mylene's popstar prescription all over again..Alizee definitely looked on edge- just watch it..its only momentary..
I've often wondered if these sorts of demands led to the break with B & G..and left her with only one obvious creative outlet..childbirth!
Reflechir a!