Post: #51

(02-10-2018 04:15 PM)RoastBeefCurtains4Me Wrote:  

(02-10-2018 12:23 PM)PapayaTapper Wrote:  

(02-09-2018 10:51 PM)bbgun Wrote:  

vintage cool guy

Isnt that Farrah Fawcett in the blue dress on the left?

I think so. I assume you know that the guy in the picture is $6 million man Lee Majors, who she married.

I dont believe thats Lee Majors

This is

Post: #52

Please... It's clearly the New York Billionaire, Real Estate King, MAGA founder, Model slaying, Shitlord, Pussy Grabbing, Casino owning, MMA loving, KFC eating President of the United States.

Post: #53

80s Richard Gere or Mickey Rourke were cool.

Post: #54

(02-05-2018 03:57 PM)RoastBeefCurtains4Me Wrote:  At first I was going to say Trump, but while he's the #1 most outstanding man in public life, I don't think cool quite captures him. Cool has only been a thing for a few decades. It requires a certain ironic detachment. Someone who's sincere and straightforward can't really be cool like the Fonz. Even movie stars like Jimmy Stewart or John Wayne weren't really "cool". They were handsome, suave, sexy, masculine, brave, bold, etc., but cool just wasn't something people sought.

I would also say that only young guys count for the sake of the OPs question. I would say they should be widely known.

The best example I can think of is Justin Beiber, even though he is soy as hell. Milo is cool, but he's only niche famous. Even his coolness is campy and gay, not like the Fonz. Maybe PewDeePie is cool? I can't watch him for more than a few seconds, so I don't know.

My conclusion is that baby boomer style coolness is passe, and together with that, the upcoming generation of young, famous men are too soy to be cool.

I've seen it said that a cool vibe is important for good game, but maybe this terminology is obsolete. The right vibe is clearly important, but cool is probably no longer the right word.

Robert Mitchum was the definition of cool and he's been long dead. I don't think James Dean was cool. He was always a whiny crybaby in his movies.

Post: #55

Can't be coolest than the Cool.