There is nothing in this world that increases male testosterone as much as watching a 007 movie. I am not singling out men as the only people that enjoy watching these movies, but I believe that there is something wholly masculine about wanting to be 007 or a secret spy. Men are born wanting to be cowboys and spies. Where am I going with this might you ask. Well.... I am torn when it comes to the best 007. I loved it when Sean Connery was 007, not a huge fan of Roger Moore or Pierce Brosnan, but I really like Daniel Craig as 007. I think he plays a far more realistic role than Pierce Brosnan. However, Sean Connery played a very realistic 007 that I could believe, despite the old filming.

It really all comes down to three major aspects... Sophistication, Action, and ...... Charm (not to offend anyone). Daniel Craig is very balanced on these three. However, Sean Connery was more Sophisticated and I was more believed as to his pick up skills, his action sucked. Roger Moore was very action, but lacked sophistication and Charm. Pierce Brosnan just was mild on all of them, are you telling me that a man who is a world renowned spy has a beer belly?

Who is your favorite 007 and what do you think makes up a good 007. 

Can't stand still,

Hard to breath,

Can't stop this will,

From what lies beneath.

Fists ready to go,

All goes red,

This is no show,

Tears will be shed.

I wont back down,

I can't keep quiet,

You've been around,

You can't deny it.

Listen even if you speak,

It doesn't matter,

Rage can't hear you squeek,

Can't hear your chatter.

Its all over,

Can't stand to see you,

If that didn't already occur,

You weren't true.

your nothing but lies,

My words will sting,

Don't act surprised,

Give me that ring.

You aren't fit to wear it,

You think I didn't know,

You wanted to share it,

Now I must go,

To get out of hell,

I am my own man,

I will excel,

I will when no one can.

Tomorrow will be mine,

Alone without this pain,

You do not define,

What I can sustain.

Colin Hindle

I am not what I would define as an atheist or necessarily a agnostic, but I am definitely not Christian, Muslim, Jewish, etc.. I am a cornucopia of different faiths and a few that I have thrown in for good measure. I love diversity of faith, because I am as diverse as it gets when it comes to faith, all wrapped up in a contorted shell. However, what pisses me off is people who push their faith onto others. This is one of my personal sins that I cannot sit idle for or keep my mouth shut. A certain person in my life has suddenly and almost violently become a born-again-Christian. The transformation borders on cultist and she is not the only person that this has happened to that I know. I though the crusades were over, not to mention that more people died in the crusades than any other war combined... ever!!!! Not to mention that both sides were fighting for the same God.

Let me start off by asking a question, do you feel that it is necessary for couples to have the same faith, or is it more important for couples to not be so afraid of religious diversity. I understand that religion affects the core of an individual, and can result in strong emotions, but I cannot be the only person who is okay with being with someone who has a different faith than I do. What do you think??? I'm about ready to drop kick someone in my life to the corner if they wont give up trying to convert me. "If you don't stand for something, than you'll fall for anything", right?