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TJL · 02-07-2008, 05:00 PM

I feel it's my duty to report to you Big Bang Theory fans that Kaley Cuoco is featured in the January/February issue of Men's Helath magazine, talking about things she looks for in guys and stuff.

Oh, and there was a picture too. Don't say i never gave you anything.

ryan423 · 02-08-2008, 12:07 AM

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Originally Posted by TJL

I feel it's my duty to report to you Big Bang Theory fans that Kaley Cuoco is featured in the January/February issue of Men's Helath magazine, talking about things she looks for in guys and stuff.

Oh, and there was a picture too. Don't say i never gave you anything.

*Mouth Drops*

TJL · 03-17-2008, 09:34 PM

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Brian Damage · 03-17-2008, 10:15 PM

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Janice · 03-18-2008, 01:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Superbowl

With all due respect I have to say this. What is that idiot Lois talking about. Kaley has been one of the "good girls" in Hollywood. She never does anything that gets her in the tabloids. She never even did a nude scene or anything like that, and most importantly, this is the one and only time she ever posed in a bikini. She did one bikini scene in a Brady movie, and no one has ever seen her pose in anything really sexy before. What an idiot.

Who is Lois, and who is saying bad things about Kaley?

Janice · 03-18-2008, 02:04 AM

Picking Up Women

4 Things I Want to See You Reading at the Beach

Let her catch you reading the right book, and she'll be yours for keeps

Interviewed by: Steve Mazzucchi

On CBS's The Big Bang Theory, Kaley Cuoco plays Penny, the vapid dream-girl neighbor of two geeky young physicists. Sporting a Pilates-honed bikini body, the 22-year-old jaw dropper reveals what books she does, and doesn't, want to see in your hands at the beach.

Good Reads
1. Martha Stewart Living
If a man's reading this, it means he's somewhat of a homebody, and I'm a total homebody, so I would completely get along with him. And maybe he's trying to weave a basket or sew a pillow or make a recipe—that's kind of hot.

2. I Like You: Hospitality under the Influence, by Amy Sedaris
It's hysterical, and she actually has some very good recipes, if anybody cares. I love David Sedaris's Me Talk Pretty One Day , too. If I saw a guy reading a Sedaris book, I'd think he was awesome, because he has a sense of humor.

3. The Bark
I'm a huge dog lover—I have three—and I love this magazine. It has everything you need to know. I'm also big on rescuing dogs, so if you have a rescued dog sitting beside you while you're reading The Bark , oh, forget it—I'll marry you right there!

4. Journal of Physics G: Nuclear and Particle Physics
It's a crazy magazine for supersmart people. We had it on set, and the only thing that interested me was a picture of Saturn. But it was great. If you're legitimately reading it, you come off as very intelligent, and I love that.

Bad Reads
1. National Enquirer
The gossip magazines are all pretty bad, but this one is the worst. I haven't been in it too many times, but they just try to ruin people, and I hate it. It's just trashy. If you're reading the Enquirer, cover it up with the New Yorker .

2. The Secret, by Rhonda Byrne
It's a load of ****. I read it and I didn't have any of my dreams come true, so there you go. If I saw a man reading it, that would be pathetic. Screw "energy"—no, you have to go get it done.

3. SkyMall
[My costar] Johnny Galecki brought it in the other day, and I couldn't stop making fun of him. I go, "Did you steal that off the plane?" It's stuff that no one would ever use, like something that massages your toenails. It's stupid.

4. A Script
I've seen that too many times. If you are that much of a dork that you have to be reading your script on the beach, I want nothing to do with you. It's sexier if I can find out on my own that you're working.

http://www.menshealth.com/cda/articl...012281eac____#

Superbowl · 03-18-2008, 09:43 AM

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Who is Lois, and who is saying bad things about Kaley?

There was a poster here named Lois who put some very, very disgusting things here. I do believe she was rightly removed by the moderators. Thank you.

02-07-2008, 05:00 PM	#1
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Janice Administrator Forum Celebrity Stormin' Norman Join Date: Aug 03, 2001 Location: Beantown Posts: 34,474	The Interview Picking Up Women 4 Things I Want to See You Reading at the Beach Let her catch you reading the right book, and she'll be yours for keeps Interviewed by: Steve Mazzucchi On CBS's The Big Bang Theory, Kaley Cuoco plays Penny, the vapid dream-girl neighbor of two geeky young physicists. Sporting a Pilates-honed bikini body, the 22-year-old jaw dropper reveals what books she does, and doesn't, want to see in your hands at the beach. Good Reads 1. Martha Stewart Living If a man's reading this, it means he's somewhat of a homebody, and I'm a total homebody, so I would completely get along with him. And maybe he's trying to weave a basket or sew a pillow or make a recipe—that's kind of hot. *2. I Like You: Hospitality under the Influence, by Amy Sedaris* It's hysterical, and she actually has some very good recipes, if anybody cares. I love David Sedaris's Me Talk Pretty One Day , too. If I saw a guy reading a Sedaris book, I'd think he was awesome, because he has a sense of humor. 3. The Bark I'm a huge dog lover—I have three—and I love this magazine. It has everything you need to know. I'm also big on rescuing dogs, so if you have a rescued dog sitting beside you while you're reading The Bark , oh, forget it—I'll marry you right there! 4. Journal of Physics G: Nuclear and Particle Physics It's a crazy magazine for supersmart people. We had it on set, and the only thing that interested me was a picture of Saturn. But it was great. If you're legitimately reading it, you come off as very intelligent, and I love that. Bad Reads 1. National Enquirer The gossip magazines are all pretty bad, but this one is the worst. I haven't been in it too many times, but they just try to ruin people, and I hate it. It's just trashy. If you're reading the Enquirer, cover it up with the New Yorker . *2. The Secret, by Rhonda Byrne* It's a load of ***. I read it and I didn't have any of my dreams come true, so there you go. If I saw a man reading it, that would be pathetic. Screw "energy"—no, you have to go get it done. 3. SkyMall* [My costar] Johnny Galecki brought it in the other day, and I couldn't stop making fun of him. I go, "Did you steal that off the plane?" It's stuff that no one would ever use, like something that massages your toenails. It's stupid. 4. A Script I've seen that too many times. If you are that much of a dork that you have to be reading your script on the beach, I want nothing to do with you. It's sexier if I can find out on my own that you're working. http://www.menshealth.com/cda/articl...012281eac____#

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TJL Forum Veteran Suburbanite Extrordinaire Join Date: Dec 29, 2001 Location: New Jersey - the cradle of civilization Posts: 16,353	^ Welcome to Sitcoms Online! You're going to make a lot of friends here.