It wasn't me. Honestly, I didn't do it, mum!

[mishmish3000]

I didn't notice any music, Rudi, I think you must be in shock... it was just a bunch of regular looking guys having half their faces made over to look feminine. it was actually fairly interesting, from an artistic point of view, and a cultural one. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

In high school I enjoyed being part of the drama club but more in terms of learning how to use makeup to age people or to have certain "looks"... and building the sets was cool, too. Acting was sort of boring. I still love watching how people can transform themselves with costumes and/or makeup.

But cute puppies and their mothers are also enjoyable to watch. As are kittens.

[mishmish3000]

Ooops, I didn't mean to post twice. My bad.

[HansV]

I have removed the duplicate post.

[mishmish3000]

Thank you, Hans!!!

[HansV]

OK, getting back to dogs, no, I mean kilts, er, ...

Dog.jpg

[BobH]

Och Aye! 'e has the tam but where's the dram?

[HansV]

OK...

Shetland-sheep-dog-and-Whisky-Glencoe.jpg

[BobH]

OK...

Shetland-sheep-dog-and-Whisky-Glencoe.jpg

Much better!

I especially like the MacCallans!

[Rudi]

I will admit that makeup is quite deceptive. After their faces were done, the video captured their profiles, first the "male" then turned 180 degrees to show "female". Some of them (esp. the ones without facial hair), when showing the female side actually looked feminine!!! At first glace (if you weren't aware of this deception), one would think the person was female. So makeup can fool the mind...or it is just a powerful association with female gender.

PS: I think this thread is getting back on track based on the original title.... "It wasn't me, honestly...It was my other half..."

[Rudi]

OK, getting back to dogs, no, I mean kilts, er, ...

Dog.jpg

A Scottish Terrier.... I'd love to see him assemble them bagpipes and play Scotland the brave.

[BobH]

Aarrrgghhhhh!

My eyes . . .


Has Peter Ustinov been reincarnated?