Armitage anatomy: that oh so vulnerable suborbital vein

Top searches leading to this blog today? “lara pulver,” “lara pulver naked,” “lara pulver hot.” Poor Richard Armitage, who only drew a quarter as many searches as usual. Any reader who ends up here: I have no pictures of Lara Pulver naked and wouldn’t post them if I had.

still on the road. unanticipated snow made it hard for other drivers to cope. tips for success on slippery roads: use your gas pedal as a brake. use your actual brake as little as possible. if you think you have to use your brake and are already coasting, steer slightly onto the shoulder and use those bumps to help you brake. do not accelerate suddenly, ever, for any reason. if you skid after accelerating, always steer into the skid. be extra alert to what other drivers are doing. do not pass. if you think you have to pass, leave three times as much time as you would on normal roads. do not change lanes in front of a semi trailer, thus blocking it as it accelerates down an icy hill. he can use his engine to brake but there’s little else he can do on ice to slow his forward momentum that won’t jackknife the trailer. follow other cars at three times the distance you normally would. all in all, turn off your cell phone, relax your body as much as possible, and concentrate!

This is what Lucas North (Richard Armitage) looks like when he’s concentrating.

Lucas North (Richard Armitage) reads the micromedia he got in Moscow, in Spooks 7.8. Source: RichardArmitageNet.com

Here’s Mr. Armitage’s face from the other side, with a slightly different perspective on the veins we looked at yesterday — you can see the angular vein more clearly — plus a few more that are more visible from this angle. We’ll come back to the superficial temporal vein, as that one shows to advantage in some other pictures. Here, in particular, I am really liking the look of the suborbital vein.

The same. Source: RichardArmitageNet.com

The appearance of the vein here makes him look a little bit older and a little fatigued. Vulnerable. Let me kiss that little vein, Lucas, dear.

~ by Servetus on January 3, 2012.