Comments by "" (@johnwattdotca) on "Why social media is calling Hollywood’s leading men ‘babygirl’" video.

  1. I don't know if I want to meet a baby-girl or a woman with man-arms.
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  2.  @modove2842  For some reason you've got me thinking about Betty Boop. Boop-boop-a-doop!
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  3.  @modove2842  It's not a question of being an older generation, it's a simple matter of "baby-girl" being a new word. That's like Arnold Schwarzenegger calling someone a "girly-man". Clark Gable wasn't around in the 1970s, except for re-runs of Gone With The Wind.
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  4. I'm not going to ask what the attraction is for cleaning toilets.
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  5.  @filmsnat3428  Sarcasm doesn't translate well in font. Also, some people say the opposite of what they mean as a way of being smart, or humorous. If that person is literate it becomes convincing. I wish sarcasm was operational here, so i could get into being facetious.
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  6. I find myself studying the paint job on the faces of screen personalities.
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  7.  @crakface  The best reference for a yellow face, or a pale, orange-brown without facial creases, is Kari Lake. I was saying she's going to be glowing like an angel before the election was over. As an artist I find it interesting how make-up is used to upgrade someones' face when they are only looking straight into the camera.
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  8. Does this mean you don't see women with man-arms?
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  9. You're not paying attention, unless you have woman-arms.
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  10. You care enough to drop some font.
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  11. I wouldn't say it's deeply important, unless you think People magazine deserves a Pulitzer.
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  12. What if this broad has man-arms?
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