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You know who I dug, too?

Brooke from Abbott and Costello.

And Mrs. Crabtree from the Little Rascals.

yes, Hillary Brooke and June Marlowe were dishes.

I find Dave Bickler very attractive, and don't we have some similar facial features?

I have no idea... He lives in the u.s. He was the original vocalist for the rock band Survivor.

The crown prince and crown princess of Norway is a clear example of couples with simular facial features.

I can see now that this is Norwegian. but in a generic sense we all look more alike than different.

Yes that is true I don't belive you can actually see that they are from Norway..

My father is English and my mother is Norwegian. I look like my father. My father most likely also has asperger but have no diagnosis, so with other words my aspergers stems from England.

does your Asperger prefer English ale or Norwegian beer?

I would prefer a drink please

I can do 9:30 pm Eastern time on quite a few nights. Sometimes I am racing against a deadline, though, so I may not be in the bar. I will be here whenever I can though, because I really enjoy the company/conversation. I kno I have stated many times that attraction for me is largely a charisma/repeat exposure thing, but I often find males with some degree of either stubble or facial hair appealing, in general. (I do not have any, so I do not think it could be too dependent on my own looks...) It is not a deal-maker or a deal-breaker one way or the other, just something I have an appreciation for.

I like things that are bitter or have a burning sensation, so I tend to be sensory seeking for things like diet soda (burn), ice (a cold/burn sensation), coffee and, very rarely, alcohol. I have to be in a VERY safe place with safe company since more than one makes me very friendly which, for an Aspie, is probably hilarious. As we all know, sadly, it is also inherently unsafe in places as, say, a bar.

I hope to see you gentlemen later! Have a great day.

Sorry I missed you.

I have stubble after one day not shaving.

I hope your Saturday was nice and relaxing.

What sort of music are you in the mood for?

Hi Kraftie! Sorry I missed you, as well. I am neck-deep in a project at the moment and hours pass without me realizing it. Ugh. I would love to hear some sappy 1980's love songs, please. You know, from back when the songs made it sound like we would all do anything for love, and the singer made you think they loved everything about you? I love that old stuff.
Stubble is also appealing from a sensory standpoint, as well as an aesthetic one. While I am not super thrilled by light touch normally, having someone *very* romantically close touch my face has always been really wonderful. sigh.

I meant to welcome our new compatriot, too, sorry. Hello Froya! I think the 'similar faces attract' argument is very interesting! People always say that when a couple has been together for a long while, they begin to look alike. Perhaps instead the viewer notices the inherent resemblance that was always there over time?

I was sleeping when you arrived in the Bar. But I heard a sweet voice, and decided to amble in here.

I'm thinking you would like "Gloria" by Laura Branigan. Or "What's love got to do with it?" by Tina Turner.

I bet you're doing lots of Genius things within that Project.

I was watching "28-Up, Born in the USSR" earlier.

Hello! and thank you for wellcoming me to the bar GeekChic I'm however afraid my social skills may be too poor for this place.

I have also ofcourse been attracted to people who I think have different facial structures then my own, but there is definitely something to the theory. Check it out, look at the faces of couples you know, or famous couples, and I think you in many cases will notice resemblances.

I haven't heard that, that people who have lived together for a long time start to look alike. Yes maybe it means that the resemblance was always there.

I'm going home now, as I have had too much to drink. To the rest of you I hope you have a good time here at the bar! Who knows, maybe I'll stumble inn again another time.

In this Bar, all you have to be is a decent person. No great social skills required. Only a decent sense of humor.