Sorry about that delay...
Seems Blogger and I have had some difficulties (namely in that I couldn't remember my name or password--this comes from not having my own computer).

AN-e-way, last night at work, the party girl cliche decided to ask all the other girls at work who their top five cute guys that work at our store were. I'm sure they were attempting this to obtain some premium gossip (the gossip mill has run dry as of late, it seems), but were disappointed to find few, if any girls, chose five. The most anyone could come up with is three; I couldn't come up with any, given that I am severly biased toward my own Beloved. Besides that, none of the guys at work are all that attractive. I tend to base attractiveness both on looks AND personality; a bad one turns a hawt guy quite ugly. Many girls agreed with me.

However, I will admit that I began to think of my own top five list. A special list. So here is my

Top Five List of Guys with Great Voices:

1- Beloved. Biased. 'Nough said.

2- Keith David. I caught him on a show called "Walking the Bible" this morning reading the Bible. I was entranced by his performance of Goliath when I was younger--especially when he did that sigh/growl of his. Mmmm. I could listen to him read the phone book. All. Day. Long.
*purr*

3- Kelsey Grammer. What? So I like guys that sing well. I was pretty surprised and impressed when I learned that he's the guy that "scats" over the "Frasier" credits. Plus--Sideshow Bob. 'Nough said. (Originally, he was number 4, but as I wrote this part, the S.B. part bumped him up to number 3.)

4- Bing Crosby. Big ears, but gorgeous voice. The first time I heard him was in my brother's Disney version of "Legend of Sleepy Hollow"--that scene when he practices with the town's ladies choir and he goes, "Boo, boo, boo, BOOOO, boo." Not like a ghost--more like a choir director singing wordless notes. That scene just melted me. =^_^=

5- Matt MacKenzie. AKA Auron. Another given.

Runner Up: Tim Curry (ooo, he so woulda made the list had Matt MacKenzie not been there--just that evil laugh--hee!!!). Tony Jay. Rob Paulsen. Maurice LaMarche (sp?).

So, see guys? Looks are most definitely not everything. As long as you got bass in your voice, you are good. *content dreamy purr*

*content dreamy ninja girl poof*