You still can’t with the coffee cup #richardarmitage
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Lol! Who holds the cup that way, Richard?!
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Actually, I do. Always have… Sometimes to warm my hand, mostly as a habit.
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Me too. Though I mostly do it with both my hands if the cup is full.
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So do I when I’m not in a restaurant. In the cold weather, with both wrapped around it.
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Actually it seems to be the way a lot of males hold them. Fingers too fat? lol
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Not fat, powerful and sexy
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There’s something sort of charmingly masculine about it at this point. Although one wonders why they put handles on mugs anyway.
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For when they’re too hot to pick up?
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It’s a good point — he can do that because there’s nothing in the cups, probably.
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Seems like every guy I know holds a cup that way, ignoring the handle. Very much a guy thing.
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I’ll agree to the male thing, but please be nice about the way he holds the cup. I like mugs myself, for tea, Hot Chocolate, and sodas most of the time. I also would use them sometimes when I have a cold for Chicken Soup!
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The tone here can be critical and joking. Many of us are long time fans who don’t take Armitage all that seriously. This tone is not for everyone.
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I do take him seriously, however, I am a fan that thinks any way he acts is truly a work of art in total motion and makes me happy in countless ways. I do humbly apologize for any offence I may have given without realization of it
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It’s fine to be happy, etc., etc., and obviously I wouldn’t be blogging about him for six years if I didn’t take him seriously, just please don’t tell other people they are not being “nice.”
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Thank you for accepting my apology. I will in the future be more respectful of other’s opinions.
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