In which Richard Armitage appreciates women
You better not remove this one, dude.
You better not remove this one, dude.
~ by Servetus on March 8, 2018.
Posted in Richard Armitage
Tags: International Women's Day, Oceans 8, Richard Armitage, Twitter
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woooo, up close and personal with Sandra Bullock here. I’m jealous. Of him! (I love Sandra Bullock).
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there’s something really sexy about that cap.
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REALLY sexy. I’m looking forward to this movie. I’ll bet Armitage plays ‘louche’ really well.
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He didn’t list any sweehearts – did he just come out too? Just kidding! I couldn’t resist.
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They are rather conspicuous by their absence….
Wonder who is his doctor? Lucky lady!! 😉
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Who came out of the closet?
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Lee Pace peaked out
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….. Don‘t you dare….. 😁
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Of course; his mama. From one little remark he made after the NY marathon in 2016, it seems his relationship is still going strong.
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I guess I’m not sure what you’re referring to.
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I had to google ‘school run’. Richard, still teaching me things 😀
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fandom is SO educational.
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Not going to say it to his face (Twitter), but he DID say it on Twitter…all the females that have made a difference or influence on his life, and didn’t mention us?! Feel like chopped liver, already.
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I guess I didn’t feel excluded. I teach and mentor people, for instance. But I don’t think I personally have that much infuence on his life, so it didn’t bother me.
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I’m sure his fans are male and female so saying his ‘fans’ on women’s day would be exclusional (is that a word?)
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exclusionary. 🙂
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Not surprised he put his mum first, I’ve always had the impression he is very close to her.
I googled it but I still don’t know what “school run” means other than the obvious. Could someone please explain it?!! 😀
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I didn’t google it but assume he meant she drops her kids off at school and/or picks them up afterwards.
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Aha, so it was the obvious – I thought it may have had a different meaning in the urban dictionary, so many words and phrases do these days. 😉
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