Pretty Person of the Week!! (WARNING: there is also a rant)

This is a good day for it to be Thursday.
You see, Tuesday I had an...encounter with Boy-Craig. I won't give you the details, but let's just leave it at: I'm freaking horny since then. I'm not sure if any of you particularly wanted to know that, but you'll just have to deal. :P
But it's okay. Thursday is after all our day for our Pretty Person of the Week. And today, I am pulling out someone I have been saving for a special occassion. One of the absolute hottest men who hasn't been featured yet....Channing Tatum!

He, like my very first Pretty Person Jim Verraros, is some that I hope to at the very least make out with when I make it to Hollywood. Although, if things don't work out with Jim, Channing could be a future husband too. He is bisexual after all. :P

Channing is one of the few guys who I think can pull off almost any hairstyle. I don't think he could long face-framing hair, but otherwise...look at him, shaved head, full head of hair...he's still gorgeous.
















He's a model, obviously, but he's a model who has successfully and terrifically moved into the acting world. He played heartthrob Duke Orsino in She's the Man, and the sultry stud Tyler Gage in Step Up (which I still need to see). He's appeared on CSI: Miami (which, granted, not a testament to anyone's acting skills...) and if you look you can even spot him in Crazy Tom's (Tom Cruise's, that is) movie War of the Worlds, as the Boy in the church scene. I'm telling you that info so you know that you can skip the rest of the movie and just watch the one scene. He's also got a role in a movie that's come out since Step Up, but that I've never heard of, called A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints. He's also going to be in two upcoming movies slated for 2007: The Battle in Seattle, and an untitled Kimberly Peirce project. Make sure you catch both of those -- you wouldn't want to miss a single dose of Channing, would ya?
So, in not so good news, I have been home for almost a week and I can't stand being in this house. We moved to this god-forsaken building shortly before I left for school -- so obviously, I didn't get much say in what house we moved into. It had everything my father wanted, it had everything my grandmother needed...so mom settled for it, and I have to deal.
But I can't stand it. I absolutely loathe this house with every fiber of my being. This house depresses me, which I know sounds silly but it's true that certain buildings can affect your mood and there's nothing positive about this building's effect on me. I've expressed this dislike to both of my parents, and the response is pretty much "suck it up". I don't even enjoy celebrating in this house. I know I have to be here for Christmas, but mom and dad are going to want me to celebrate News Year's with them. Here's my resolution for that: I'll celebrate New Year's with the family if the family moves.
I can't stand spending a single night in this house as it is, let alone one where I'm expected to be cheerful and happy with the family. Speaking of which, apparently I'm stuck here tonight even though I'm not working tomorrow. This is the biggest bullshit I've ever heard of.

Anyways, to get on a happier topic...here's more Channing.Oh my, Channing, what a big gun you have. ;-)