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⌈ Secret Post #3216 ⌋

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(The Blacklist)

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[The Sum Of Us/Russell Crowe]

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[Dan and Phil]

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[Tokyo Ghoul:re]

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[dick grayson]

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[Scandinavia and the World]

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[Doctor Who]

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[One Piece]

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[Lost Dimension]

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[Sleepy Hollow]

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Inspired by #8.

Who do you have a crush on who died before you were born?

Julie D'aubigny. If you don't know who she is, look her up. I don't think a more YOLO person ever existed.

I wondered if she was who I thought she was and indeed she was! I think I read that Lady Oscar is partially based on her. Even if only half her life really happened she's still pretty badass.

Re: Historical Crushes

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TE Lawrence

Me too!

Mary Wollstonecraft <3 <3 <3

She was so cool and smart and determined and didn't give a shit what anyone else thought of her and went hard all the time

I'd quite like to have fucked a young henry the 8th. Not the old, fatty-fat, version from the painting, but the young and virile man about the jousting course. That I wouldn't mind.

The Roman Emperor Hadrian.

If we are going Roman, I'd go for Trajan. I hear he was famous for his might column.

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Jacques Brel
damn that man's voice was impressive!

Sarah Bernhardt!

Johannes Brahms was a cutie.

Stephen Tennant

http://theredlist.com/wiki-2-24-525-970-1110-view-1920s-5-profile-stephen-tennant.html

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SO MANY

Errol Flynn
Tyrone Power
Ray Milland
Robert Montgomery
Gilbert Roland
John Barrymore
Charles Farrell
Robert Mitchum
Laird Creggar
William James
Wilfred Owen
John Keats
Tennessee Williams
William H R Rivers
Ulysses S Grant

NEED I GO ON

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Ada Lovelace

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It is a known historical fact that Alexander Hamilton was one hot piece of ass.

Hmm . . . Oscar Wilde, Edgar Allen Poe, young Joseph Stalin, and Nikola Tesla. I also have a lady crushes on Emily Dickinson and Queen Victoria.

He didn't die before I was born, but Laurence Olivier. So darn handsome.

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Everything I've heard about Rod Serling makes him pretty damn attractive to me. Socially active, intelligent, thoughtful, damn good writer... If I'd been around in his day and he were single, I'd go for it.

Gary Cooper. He died before my mom was born.

Charles Boyer. DAT VOICE and DEM EYES. Need I say more? ;)

he died when I was a kid, but John Lennon.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabelle_Eberhardt

Wouldn't mind having a M/M/F with James Dean even though he's short.

James Dean (so much potential, if he hadn't've gotten cocky while driving...), and Lillian Gish (who died at age 99 almost exactly a year before I was born).

On a more background-noise level, Desi Arnaz, Clara Bow, and young Orson Welles.