Theo James's DSLs

He'll always be Mr. Pamuk to me.

Gorgeous Greek God!

I've watched the Divergent movie far too many times just for him. Way hotter than those Twilight or Hunger Games guys.

I even watched that sucky-ass CBS NYC cop show with him in it. So hot.

R2 idiot at R2, he's English, born and bred in England.

Yes but he is of greek heritage and he is smoking hot!

[quote] he's English, born and bred in England.

Why do we say "born and bred"? Aren't we bred [italic]before[/italic] we're born? Doesn't it make more sense to say "born and raised"?

[quote]Why do we say "born and bred"?

adjective 1. (of a person or animal) reared in a specified environment or way. "a city-bred man"

English / Irish tend to say "bred" - americans say "raised". I prefer "raised" - sounds less like you came out of a dog breeder.

He wasn't bred in England, though. "Bred" implies many generations of pure, in this case, English , stock.

Wow, you Semantics guys really know how to kill a sexy D-S Lips buzz...which is probably why you don't have more sex.

Isn't "breeding" when your father fucks your mother and she becomes pregnant with you?

well, im on antibiotics and cannot bottom until the side effects stop...u know...so i distract myself in other ways.

What in the name of breeding is a "sexy D-S Lips buzz"?

Bred can mean raised in a specific way or environment.

[quote]Isn't "breeding" when your father fucks your mother and she becomes pregnant with you?

No. "Breeding" is when you take a load in your ass. Usage: "Please breed and seed my hole" - Source: Craigslist.

[quote] Isn't "breeding" when your father fucks your mother and she becomes pregnant with you?

Not in terms of "born and bred", which applies to the person in question, no their mother. I'm sure you've heard the term "of good breeding". It's not a term applicable to Dawson et al.

When I see the word "breeders," I think of heterosexuals who have fornicated.

Who cares what kind of internet service Theo has?

Is he white?

He's British of Greek descent. He's not "bred" British. This is British stock:

[quote]He's British of Greek descent.

How odd!

Asshole at r5, he is of Greek descent. His real name is Theodore Taptiklis.

[quote]They've gotten him far, haven't they?

Have they worked for him just based on how they look on screen? Or have the worked for him because they've been been to some DS work to earn roles!?!?

R23, it's not unlikely that he had to do something with his lips to get where he is, at least once in the past. It's kind of how it works in LA, though I'm not sure about UK television.

This guy is the hottest thing to come out of Hollywood since Paul Walker. Doesn't seem to be a ton of information out there about him.

Sigh. Remember when Colton Haynes almost got the role of Four in Divergent, but nasty gay rumors ruined it for him?

Idris Elba was also born in England. No one would say he is bred of British stock.

Theo James (his full name is Theodore Peter James Kinnaird Taptiklis) is of Greek descent even though he is British. It isn't complicated.

Colton didn't almost have shit. That was his fans pushing that notion. Though Colton can play a teen more believably than Theo.

R27, he's only 1/4 Greek, the rest is Scottish/English. R28, don't think the character was supposed to be a teen. They aged him in the movie to make it more believable that he would be an expert in dauntless.

[quote] Colton didn't almost have shit.

Is that last word a verb or a noun, R28?

OP, show us the pic on your link. I clicked on the link and got a "forbidden" message. WTF?

R31 They fixed his hair