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Labels: Djimon Hounsou, Mark Wahlberg, WHO'S CUTER?
posted by adam k. @ 6:26 PM
8 Comments:
Marky Mark... *sigh*
Yeah, I'm gonna have to say Mark Wahlberg too.
Definitely the uber-sexy Wahlberg.
Definitely Mark Wahlberg. He's even sexier now than he was back in the Calvin days.
I've honestly never gotten the Djimon thing.
both hot, but Mark Wahlberg is a god
LOL. Do you have any African-American readers? This comparison doesn't seem fair. You have a very biased group of readers. Djimon is considered a major hottie by many African-American women.
Magic eight ball says...Wahlberg. That was a toss-up.
Oh but anonymous may have a point.
I don't know if I have any African American readers, but if I do, I'd guess it's not many. In any case, I myself think Djimon is quite a hottie, or he wouldn't be here.
Not many men would stand a chance against Marky Mark, it's true, but part of the reason I put Djimon here is that I thought he'd stand more of a chance than most. That, and the whole "theme" thing (both models, both oscar nominees, etc.).
Anyway, tomorrow there'll be a match with two African Americans, so one of them will definitely win. I'm sorry if it reeks of the "token" phenomenon, but it's better than none, right? I mean, what can you do.
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