[quote=""Russ Whitfield""]
Red Sonya - Don't spill her pint. There's just something about those amazons, I think...
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ROTFL!
Must admit, I find it hard to think of actual historical figures as hunky. I always imagine that they'd be really horrible in real life.
I must be one of the few women that Jamie Fraser just doesn't do it for. I like cerebral, complicated heroes and he's just a p***k on a stick.
Favourite historical hunk fantasy? Reclining on a couch with my buncha grapes surrounded by most of the male cast of HBO's Rome.
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Hunks in History
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Reviving an old thread just for fun. We've had a list going at Goodreads (where anyone can vote a book on) and the top contenders have fluctuated a bit but right now it seems Jamie Fraser (Outlander) is the clear winner with William Marshall (The Greatest Knight) in second place, followed by Llewelyn (Here be Dragons) and Rhett Butler nipping at his heels.
For our newer members, who are your hunks (or hunkettes?) in history?
For our newer members, who are your hunks (or hunkettes?) in history?
At home with a good book and the cat...
...is the only place I want to be
...is the only place I want to be
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