"You look like that actress, you know, the one on TV."
chandler
Blue Ridge Foothills
Do you very often tell strippers they look like somebody famous? How do they react?
I think about such similarities a lot more often than I say. I usually see a combination of features from two or more celebrities that would be kind of hard to explain. When I do tell them, it's usually not the same person they say most guys tell them they look like. The popular comparisons usually strike me as lame and unimaginative, e.g., all cute young blondes are told they look like Britney Spears (until recently, that is), all short-haired, light-skinned black girls look like Halle Berry.
I think about such similarities a lot more often than I say. I usually see a combination of features from two or more celebrities that would be kind of hard to explain. When I do tell them, it's usually not the same person they say most guys tell them they look like. The popular comparisons usually strike me as lame and unimaginative, e.g., all cute young blondes are told they look like Britney Spears (until recently, that is), all short-haired, light-skinned black girls look like Halle Berry.
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I've neer been told that I look like anybody famous. I must be very ordinary looking. People come up to me all the time and say, "Don't I know you from somewhere?"
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So THEN, I started to wonder whether or not strippers could compare. And yes, they can. Some of them are as stellar and super-hot as any given Hollywood star. Especially one of the stars who has a certain "look" -- for example, Sandra Bullock at the start of "Miss Congeniality" is ultra-ugly, because she lacks the "made up professionally" appearance that gives her star quality hotness. Then they make her up and voila! super-stunner. Same with some strippers.
I consider this a mixed blessing. On the one hand, "hot enough" women are now accessible to me. On the other, it's only at strip clubs. So, I'm still wondering how to get a date with a woman who could be a Hollywood starlet, but I guess it's a start ...
There is a dancer at Brad's BF who looks like Kate Moss.
At PT's--Sauget (East St. Louis), there is a dancer who looks just like Penelope Cruz.