1.11.12 Promo heats up, Byron Cooke hears 7 tracks

That's a BMW convertible, series?

To heck with analyzing the clothes or the car. Look at his gorgeous, wonderful, incredible face.
OMG he's beautiful!!!

I have absolutely no knowledge about Adam's clothing. What he owns or what he wore and when he wore it. However, I do enjoy reading what you guys know about it, even if I don't retain anything. Thanks for the up to date info.

bridgeymah, I agree with you on some of the IMO fugly stuff.

I LOVE Adam with little or no makeup. The man is so incredibly handsome. Of course he's gorgeous with the makeup too, just my preference. I hope he sticks with the "natural" Adam for a while.

Regarding last night's discussion about Sauli's blog. I think the time/punctuality thing has a lot to do with individual personalities and habits and the way they were raised (none of these are good or bad). I'm very punctual and hubby is not. I'll be fully dressed and made up an hour before we're supposed to be somewhere and hubby doesn't even get into the shower until 15 minutes before we're supposed to leave. Drives me crazy. I freak out if we're late for something. I used to argue with the poor guy when we went to the beach. He would spend 15 minutes looking for the best parking place and I had planned on being there at 10:00 and spending 3 hours. Just park the fucking car already. I've gradually learned to keep my mouth shut though. Whoever posted that it is Adam who is making them late, that's probably all too true.

People's sense of timing is also cultural. We lived in the Bahamas for 3 years and the difference was amazing. At first I thought it was indifference or being lazy, but I learned that it was just the way things are. Once I got used to it, it was kind of fun not having to worry about it. The Bahamians thought we were weird because we would arrive at an event on time and have to wait in the parking lot until everyone else arrived.

I grew up in NJ and moved to South Florida after high school. Even that was a cultural shock. But not worrying about punctuality is definitely less stressful. When we moved to NY, it took me some time to get back "up to speed". And the many times I've spent times in CA, I never experienced a slower paced attitude.

Oh well, none of this is really important. Just adding my two cents to the conversation. I'm not on here at night because the computer is in the LR and hubby would definitely get annoyed that I was talking to you guys and not him.