GUH?

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This picture (from the latest fandomsecrets post) made me grin far too much. Combined with my rather unexpected insane giggling reaction to the Draco HBP poster at George st Cinemas the other week, and my delight at reports of how much of a sweetheart he is in his twitter, I'm pretty sure I should take this as a sign that, somehow, I appear to have fallen in love with Tom Felton.

I really have no idea how this happened. I was never that fussed about Malfoy, and don't follow the fandom terribly closely. It must be the hair. He has such pretty hair.* Or the face. I do quite like his face.... And, um. Yes. The grinning is happening again.

Reeeeally want to see the new movie now. Already wanted to see it for the inappropriate comments potential, but now for the silent inner-fussing that's sure to come whenever he's on screen as well.

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... STOP GRINNING, WOMAN!


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*Not in the new movie though. Dear god what is wrong with the hair people on these films? They've done the same thing to Daniel Radcliffe (who I've found ridiculously adorable since his first appearance on Rove a couple of years ago revealed him to be a total dork. Also, there was the play-flirting and kiss with Rove, which was just far too funny and cute. I like him very much, though not in a crushy, fangirly way - even though he's quite a nice looking boy when he's doing his own damn hair), and I just don't get it.

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i don't get classic beauty! like, i can see it in some cases, but i am a sex appeal/inoffensive gorgeousness sort of guy. classical beauty always ends up appearing to me as like "well some of her facial features are stronger than others, but not in a bad way, so i guess it's pretty cool". i'm not saying that's how it is, i'm just saying, that's all i ever get from people described as such unless they also have sex appeal

oh yeah. ...crap. well in that case, CONGRATULATIONS. and XP on you too, i follow many codes!