Question to men

So how do you like your women?slim ? big? and which celeb do you like?

skinny chicks are kinda off putting.

like hella skinny, nothign wrong with some nice curves.

nice eyes n a nice smile do it for me. nice boobs come a close 3rd to those 2.

celebs i like: liv tyler, amanda holden, jessica simpson and abi titmus (but thats probably got more to do with her being a filthy tart than anything else)

what about you russ?

well ill use my wife as the example...

she has a great figure, nice and healthy and not thin the slightest...im always slooking at the eyes , its the window to the soul....she is an indian with green/golden eyes....really quite amazing, i never knew such colours existed in eyes...,,,anyway this is starting to turn into a mush, so ill be quiet

Don't be a wimp and tell us what celeb you want to dip :P

true story: was in the pub a while ago, this absolutely stunning bird walks in and we're all giving it aye man i definetely would y know. and my bro's s8itting there like "I can't look cause I'm attached" what a prat.

u know, i see girls but i just dont go checking them out left right and centre, ppl call me 'disciplined' but compared to them i probs do look like a saint, true hound dogs they are

far as celebs, i cnat say i really check any out, when i was younger had a big thing for cameron diaz...she looked alot fuller then she does now, she looks veyr thin compared to the Mask.

I like a nice body not to thin not to fat just some curves would do it for me.I like for women to have a nice personality ( I just can't stand girls that take being feminine to far) and a nice round ass would certaintly help. Celebs I like: J.lo, Jennifer Garner, Elizabeth Hurley, Hillary Duff, Michelle Branch, and I think I kinda had a thing for Rene Russo When I saw the Thomas Crown Affair.There are to many to list here.

I like my women to look rather pretty without having to use lots of make up. I look for nice attractive eyes and large full lips that are great for kissing. Hair must be pretty long, at least shoulder length, but I don't really care about the colour. For the figure, I like my women slim, but not too slim. Boobs don't have to be too big, I think size C or D is ideal.

The celebs I like are Sheryl Crow, Emma Bunton (has it going on now she's lost the weight she used to have), and J Lo. Sandra Bullock is also very good looking too although she's starting to lose it I think.

EDIT: Another woman who is hot, is the one in mreto's sig at the moment. Kate Hudson. She has a natrually pretty face and a very nice figure. Her boobs could do with being a tad bigger, but apart from that she's pretty much perfect. If you've seen almost famous then you'll know what I mean.

Short, petite, girl next door types....with nice smiles and push up bras. They're the type that usually break my heart!! Devils disguised as angels!! Always had a thing for Katie Holmes (Joey) and Jamie Lynn Sigler (Meadow).... if you watch the TLFR DVD theres a quick shot of a girl dancing during Misunderstood....she also pops up for an instant during Bad Medicine - blonde, cute looking. I'm sad and anonymous enough to say that I've used my slow motion button a couple of times to check her out!! If, by any chance, she is reading this....hello, I like you.

as many others have said before: too thin isn't nice, nor is too fat. but everything between the extreme values is perfect. i prefer long hair to short hair and dark eyes (brown) to blue or green eyes. the eyes are the most important part of the face, and the face is the most important part of a girl. then probably the boobs (not too big, that's not nice, but she has to have boobs. think you know what i mean ), then the entire body (how tall is she etc.) and the least important thing for me - also many others may think different - is a "nice ass".

but a lot more important than these things is that she is a rather happy person that smiles often and a person that does not try to hide emotions. if charisma and character are good, they will automatically look good. no need to have perfect figure.