Ricky Nelson was so purty

Gorgeous

Cute, hung, and a better singer than he was given credit for.

Extremely hot. Love all those guys -- Fabian, Tab, et al.

He looks like a cross between Elvis and Monty Clift.

R2 More info about that "hung" part, please.

NELSON looked like ELVIS wanted to look but didn't. NELSON looked 3x better than EELVIS.

Ricky Nelson wasn't a druggie. You would have seen it in his looks and his career, and both help up beautifully until his early death in an airplane crash. He was gorgeous with a decent voice.

When growing up, my family lived across the street from him during the last five years of his life. We'd see him come and go in his red Pantera or driving along Mulholland while we were out walking-jogging. (He'd purchased the old Errol Flynn "farm.") He was quite stunning.

I read a fascinating book by a female groupie who knew a lot of rock stars, and Ricky was in her book. Despite his squeaky clean image he was a very sexual person and into sexual experimenting. One of his favorite things to do was mutual masturbation with another person, including males. He loved to masturbate one on one and then both of them have simultaneous orgasms, which is much easier to do with another male. He sounds like my kind of guy!

Good looking in his 30s too !

He was beautiful.

R9 What kind of a scary haircut is that?!

Did someone say hung?

I was friend of a friend with his youngest, Sam, back in the late 80s/early 90s. Back when his sister (Tracy) and older brothers (Nelson) were famous. He was in boarding school in Mass.

Here he is with his crazy wife, whom he divorced.

[quote]One of his favorite things to do was mutual masturbation with another person, including males. He loved to masturbate one on one and then both of them have simultaneous orgasms, which is much easier to do with another male.

"The Adventures of Oozy and Hairydick"

I went to a garden party to reminisce with my old friends

A chance to share old memories and play our songs again

When i got to the garden party, they all knew my name

No one recognized me, i didn't look the same…

He was pretty much the definition of a juicy teenage heart(throb). The boy with the oh-so-kissable lips.

He looked a bit like Lukas Ridgeston.

He is as cute as fuck.

....

Older brother David Nelson was also very good looking. Watching reruns of Ozzie & Harriet I would often think he may have been the better looking of the two.

He and Alain Delon are the handsomest men I can think of.

The dreary Ozzie and Harriet Show was running out of steam by the end of the 1950s (was it ever really funny?) when suddenly Ricky emerged from puberty as the hottest teen idol imaginable and gave the series a totally unexpected shot in the arm sending it to the top of the ratings. Every episode found an excuse for Rick (no longer Ricky) to strum his guitar and sing a song, many of which went to the Top Ten on the record charts. The show still stank but at least there was something to look at.

If only Desi and Lucy could have held on 10 years longer, who knows what little Richard Keith might have done for I Love Lucy?

He was one of my mom's teen idols when she was growing up in the 50s. I still remember hearing about the plane crash that killed him when I was home during Xmas break on New Years Eve 1985. There were rumors in the media at the time that the fire that caused the crash was due to free-basing coke onboard but that was later dismissed although coke was found in his system.

[quote] I was friend of a friend with his youngest, Sam, back in the late 80s/early 90s. Back when his sister (Tracy) and older brothers (Nelson) were famous. He was in boarding school in Mass.

Sam recently tried to crowdfund restorations of [italic]The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet[/italic] but severely underestimated the costs/ It is once said what a great businessman Ozzie supposedly was, but if that was the case, why did he let bunches of episodes fall into the public domain?

They have a family tree chock full of A-list/B-list/C-list celebrities.

Ricky married Kristen Harmon, sister of Mark Harmon (NCIS, St. Elsewhere) and sister-in-law to Pam Dawber (Mork and Mindy, My Sister Sam). Plenty of bad blood there. After Ricky's death, Kristen married Mark Tinker, son of producer Grant Tinker, who was married to Mary Tyler Moore (needs no credits). Ricky and Kristen's daughter Tracy (Square Pegs, Father Dowling Mysteries) married William R. Moses (Falcon Crest), who is brothers with Rick Moses (General Hospital). Ricky and Kristen's sons Gunnar and Matthew formed the group Nelson, who had several hit records in the 90s. Ricky's brother Dave had a daughter Teri, who married Chuck Woolery (Love Connection, Wheel of Fortune), who was also married at one time to Jo Ann Pflug (M*A*S*H).

He, like Justin Timberlake has a good and bad side. That photo in the OP is his GOOD side. His pointed old nose could peck out a hole in a redwood

To add to R26, Ricky's wife Kristen also had a sister Kelly, who was a marginally successful actress (Bay City Blues, and several guest appearances on CHiPs, Barnaby Jones, Battlestar Gallactica, etc.) Kelly was married to John DeLorean, who started the DeLorean Motor company, best known for the model of car used in Back to the Future. John's ex-wife was Christina Ferrare who until last year hosted Home and Family on the Hallmark channel. Prior to that, Christina hosted a morning show with... Chuck Woolery.

Dizzy yet?

Now we're playing Six Degrees of Chuck Woolery.

His brother was a much better singer and actor but Ricky was better looking and not fat. The producers said, "We can't make a star out of his tubby lard ass." And David said "Ricky was always flaunting his good looks at me and calling me fat."

[quote] He, like Justin Timberlake has a good and bad side.

R28 It's funny you mention Justin Timberlake, because he currently lives on the property where Ricky Nelson lived when he died. The old Errol Flynn (Mulholland Farm) house that Ricky occupied was eventually knocked down a few years after Ricky died, with the acreage subdivided. The house that Timberlake owns was built by Helen Hunt (who never occupied it), but it basically sits where Flynn's house was with the same street and private driveway access.

A variation on R12's pic, but with Nelson wearing a belt - to better accentuate his hungness.

You're posting pictures from a death site? Gross me out

I met him several times as a kid. My mom was president of his fan club for a long time in her teens and followed him as an adult. She would take me to his concerts when he was playing at the county fair or in some obscure place in LA. I interviewed his guitar player, Bobby Neal once for a school project after a show. Ricky was always kind to people who stuck around to meet him as he was coming out backstage after a show. And yes, he was beautiful. Shy in person.

On location with Angie Dickinson.

There's no way Angie didn't ride that pony.

Interesting story.

Ricky Nelson married his wife when she was already pregnant with their first child, daughter Tracy. She was born approx 6 months after they married.

According to Tracy, the Nelsons had the doctor falsify her birth certificate and write her birth weight as much less than what it was; so they could publicly claim Tracy was a premature birth.....and Rick and his wife were not have premarital sex

Wait, he was a druggie---didn't he do heroin?

He had a kind of Chet Baker languidity about him...

He wasn't on heroin. He got hooked on cocaine.

Rick was living in Mulholland Farms, the old Errol Flynn mansion and everyone who lived there said it was haunted. Tracey and the twins all said there was a ghost. Nelson would shut himself off in his bedroom upstairs with his girlfriend doing coke. He was drop dead gorgeous till the day he dropped dead.

That picture at R36 is everything. He looks a little like Tony Dow and all the other teen idols rolled into one.

Nelson was insecure about taking his shirt off because he didn't work out. But he buffed up with his brother for his big circus movie.

This thread cannot go on until someone clever posts a clip of Rick as the Mystery Guest on What's My Line?

Gorgeous to look at but about as fascinating as a wooden plank.

More about Mulholland Farms:

When singer-song writer Ricky Nelson, who was a big fan of Flynn, bought the farm in 1980 the activity became even more pronounced. Nelson’s daughter Tracy experienced several unexplained events.

"Tracy often felt a presence in the house. One night when she arrived home late from work she spotted a male figure standing in the dining room. She thought it was her father until she realized that his car was not in the driveway. Another time she thought buglars had broken into the house. She heard people throwing things at the walls and breaking chairs and glass as she hid in her bedroom.

Surprised the next morning she found everything untouched except for one room which had been locked from the inside. When she spoke to her father about what she felt and heard he replied, “Oh, that’s only Errol.” Tracy moved out of the house after this."

Your family was growing up, r7?

Errol Flynn - "Master of Mulholland Farm."

Ricky Nelson's "Travelin' Man" is a great Pop song.

He looked like a singing Montgomery Clift.

What is it with those L.A. celebs and ghosts? It seems that everyone has a haunted mansion story to share. Is that attention seeking or too much drugs perhaps?

That story about Sonja Henie's ghost ice skating around Connie Stevens' manor pretty much takes the cake.

Ricky had the sexiest lower lip in show biz.

Creepy Fact: Ricky and his band were on the last tour when one of their amplifiers blew up. Turned out a pet python had crawled into the amp at the house, was loaded onto the doomed plane, froze to death in the cargo hold, and was discovered when they took the amp apart.

Travelin' Man was the first conceptual rock video (produced by Ozzie). As Seinfeld readily admits, The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriett was the original show about nothing, which was probably more novel than recycling vaudeville gags and radio scripts as many other early tv shows did.

The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriett never topped the ratings and Ozzie had one of those 15 year contracts that were given to successful radio stars by the tv networks. ABC was at a disadvantage relative to the other networks and so Ozzie did not have to produce the kind of ratings Jack Benny or the others did in order to stay on the air.

Rick Nelson was gorgeous.

Here you go, r44.

I lived near the original Nelson house that was in the opening credit of the TV shows. They duplicated it on a soundstage for the series. It's at the end of Camino Palmero in Hollywood. People from all over the world would trek over there to see it.

Kristen, "Kris" on the show was exceptionally vapid in many eps. I wonder if it was her real personality? The episode about Ricky's painting he did of a former girlfriend comes to mind. David's wife was a Playboy playmate. The episodes would be a nightmare to syndicate. Music rights, royalties, sometimes great stretches of the show was plugging sponsors, Kodak, natural gas, milk....

Poor Ricky doesn't utter a word beside yes or no in that WML clip!

I always love watching Arlene and Dorothy desperately tussle with their false eyelashes after they remove their masks.

Thanks for posting, r53. Btw, how do you post a clip of just the mystery guest instead of the entire WML episode?

R36 You must be new here.

She must ALWAYS be referred to as MISS Angie Dickinson.

There always was that story of dear Harriet walking in on him wearing her wedding dress.

I saw him once in person at a State Fair. He drove by us slowly in a limo. I was very young but the memory is embedded. He was just so gorgeous.

Is it just me or does Ricky seem a little......slow?

I saw him at a state fair when I was 16, about five years before his plane crash. It was up close when he was singing his old hits and some newer stuff. The bulge was hard to miss, and he was either sweating a lot from coke or the heat or both. I stared at him but he barely glanced in my direction. He was one of my first crushes along with Richard Chamberlain and Jan-Michael Vincent. Chamberlain at a political event that same year at least gave me a look back and a smile.

R60 He was hung, gorgeous and dumb as a post.

Just the wait I like 'em.

As I mentioned up above, my family lived across the street from Ricky's Mulholland Farm property. It still had all the acreage attached to it when he lived there. It also had a few out buildings like the one in the forefront of this photo, which was closest too Mulholland Drive. (The main house where Ricky lived is at the top of the photo.) After he died it remained vacant for awhile. We kids would sometimes sneak around at night. It was VERY spooky.

It's hard to believe they're all gone - Ozzie, Harriet and both sons.

CSL for days!

[quote]Is it just me or does Ricky seem a little......slow?

He was the Barron Trump of the '50s.

He had some great hits and they still sound good today: "Poor Little Fool", "Traveling Man", "Hello, Mary Lou." And his last big hit "Garden Party."

Barron Trump is autistic imbecile. Ricky was not.

R55: They were syndicated for decades. I remember seeing them on a Detroit UHF station in the 70s and they have turned up on different basic cable stations in the last few decades, songs, product placements and all.

R11

Dated now, but in the 70s that would've been considered a good haircut.

[quote]Is it just me or does Ricky seem a little......slow ?

Um, I like 'em slow.

R29

KELLY was also the Tic Tac Mints girl in the 1980s.

Hard to believe that Rick would be pushing 80 if he were still alive.

LOVE Rick Nelson. Poor guy...the dumbest thing he ever did was marry that fucking shrew Kris. I've often wondered if he didn't somehow commit suicide by using that plane. He was warned repeatedly that it was unsafe. I mean, he wouldn't have consciously put his girlfriend or his band mates in danger, but damn. Kris had made his life a living hell by that point, and maybe he just didn't see any other way out. His two sons wanted to go with him on that last tour, and initially he agreed to it, but changed his mind at the last minute. That's always stayed with me.

Could someone share any stories about his wife? Why was she considered crazy?

Kris was a batshit crazy whack job with alcohol and drug issues. She was a nightmare, and she continued to make Rick's life hell after the divorce. I believe all of her children were eventually estranged from her.

Kris and brother Mark Harmon's father was Tom Harmon who was a big handsome football star (LA Rams), WWII military hero and one of the first athletes to move on to a successful career in sports broadcasting. When Kris and Rick married it was father Tom who was the celebrity connection for the American public.

R56, there are some WML videos on YouTube that show just the Mystery Guest, or one standard segment.

Ricky certainly did have a purdy mouth.

There was a lot of tabloid stuff about Mark Harmon trying to take custody of the youngest child, Sam, from Kris because of her drug consumption. Kris allegedly threatened to disclose dirt about Mark and Pam Dawber if they publicized her dirty laundry, so some of it was hushed up. I once saw a book of 'folk art' paintings by Kris, who claimed that she was selling her artwork for thousands of dollars a picture. Kris and Ricky and the children were all beautiful. I felt bad for Tracey when she was dumped by Billy Moses.

He was stunningly good-looking. Not a bad singer, either.

[quote]Kris allegedly threatened to disclose dirt about Mark and Pam Dawber if they publicized her dirty laundry, so some of it was hushed up.

The dirt was that Pam though it was so adorable that the guy who wanted to kill her co-star was in love with her and she informed him of Rebecca Schaefer's every move, hoping to match them up.

There is no human before or since better looking than Rick / Ricky Nelson. 10/10.

10/10.

R52 I'm a millennial and I've loved Ozzie and Harriet since I first saw an episode in the 1990's, on a budget video. It is a gentle show, even though it is fiction, it felt like you were watching real people, rather than gag after gag. I do agree with Seinfeld it was the original show about nothing, I loved his show so maybe that is why I like O&H. Also, Ricky Nelson is one of the hottest men ever. He and Elvis would meet to play football, if I was playing with them I'd make sure they would both keep tackling me!

[quote] Gorgeous to look at but about as fascinating as a wooden plank.

I used to watch their tv show as a kid and found Ricky to be pretty but boring with no personality. He was a terrible actor and he acted like-- a piece of wood, lol. I found the older brother, David, a lot sexier and cuter because he had a fun-loving personality.

R82, he was beautiful, granted. But you forgot about Jon-Erik Hexum.

I’ve read Tracy no longer speaks to one of the twins other than to discuss business matters.

Kris was awful and took her anger on the twins (mostly Gunnar who developed some life long self esteem and mental health issues). Pam and mark stopped the custody proceedings because kris’ attorney was going to ask Pam about cocaine use. Mark never spoke to kris again and he did end up partially raising Sam.

When Rick and kris divorced she had bankrupted him and he went out on the road for moats of the year. Kris’ attorney sent rick a letter stating he was behind in support (he wasn’t) so he picked up a few dates including the one he lost his life on.

Kris showed up to the funeral late and was furious because Rick had changed his llife insurance policies and made his kids, not kris the beneficiaries. Kris was convinced that Tracy was behind it and physically attacked her right after the service.

R86, many—most?—of us were already crushing hard on Ricky Nelson when Hexum was born.

I feel bad for Tracy Nelson. Besides having a crazy mother, Tracy had Hodgkin's lymphoma in her 20s after she marrying Billy Moses and then years later had thyroid cancer and breast cancer.

Yes, he was SO PURE. Except, he wasn't.

Only Jim Morrison is in Rick Nelson's. category for looks and sex appeal. Rick Nelson was hot, loved sex, could sing beautifully and had hot hot sexy body, hands, hairy chest and huge blue eyes. Plus, He was kind to All he met. No one can match him.

Loved the masturbation angle on angel-Ricky. Any more sexy stories about this demi-god lent to us for a very few years... His slenderness and shyness set the template for all my later attractions...

I did not realize until someone posted it upthread how much he looked like Montgomery Clift. This explains why I always had such a crush on Monty, though I would not know who Clift was until later in my life. Whenever "Who was your first crush?" comes up, I've always thought of Ricky Nelson. They really do look like brothers.

He was very hot.

[quote] many—most?—of us were already crushing hard on Ricky Nelson when Hexum was born.

I just realized I can remember exactly where I was when I heard the news that Ricky Nelson and Jon-Erik Hexum died (not at the same time, obviously).

I heard about Rick when I was in a diner and it came over the radio. I was walking by an appliance store in 1984 when I saw on a television that Jon-Erik had died.

Nowadays we'd see it on our phones, but back then it was not uncommon for strangers to stop someone on the street to tell of bad news, like the Challenger disaster or the Milk-Moscone shootings

R94 pic is not Ricky Nelson ... they mislabeled it. It's Van Williams.

R95, I heard the news about Rick Nelson on my way to a New Year’s Eve party.

I had a straight female friend before his death who would pass on the reports of her straight female friend who worked at one of the small venues Rick would appear and would tell her that he was known to fool around with other guys.

I had not heard of Hexum until after he died. I did not watch much TV until 1988. When I was cleaning out a friend's stuff after he died in 1992, I found a box that contained possibly every article that had ever been written about him, mostly pages of pictures. He certainly was hot.

Turned out he died before I was even friendly with this friend, so he was never even mentioned in conversation. My friend did not have any other stars collected like this.

That Van Williams was a dongful looking lad. I don't see any full-frontals, though.

Van Williams was definitely a contender for most beautiful, along with Rick and Jon-Erik. Here he is with a young Robert Conrad.

Did Bob Conrad wear a rug? Sure looks like it!

I met Ricky in 1963 when he was performing at a theme park in Massachusetts and staying at a brand new hotel near my house. He was leaving the hotel for the theme park, in full makeup, with his small entourage when a group of neighborhood kids ambushed him. He kindly waved us over and signed autographs for us all. I was only 11, but I could see that he was a painfully shy man, and to echo what's already been said, absolutely stunning looking in person.

r23, Ricky was "Ricky" during the series. He dropped the "y" later on. Too bad, as "Rick Nelson" simply sounds off to the ear.

The whole package... control freak for a father ruined him

I always said the 1980s belonged to you if you were good-looking, white, and named Rick. But he was the exception, sadly.

Was married to a dog. So Ricky was homo

[quote]I always said the 1980s belonged to you if you were good-looking, white, and named Rick.

I always thought Matt was the name.

TRULY TRULY STUNNING rick/ricky nelson was.. when younger the epitome of a "pretty boy" and then older the epitome of a gorgeous man... YOU KNOW a person is truly beautiful if they can go from a pretty boy "look" to a handsome manly look... very very few men can cover the various bases of male beauty throughout one lifetime... ricky/rick nelson, jon erik hexum, steve reeves are few of the gods of rare air who were great examples of being so handsome and beautiful "it hurt your eyes" to see them...

[quote]steve reeves are few of the gods of rare air who were great examples of being so handsome and beautiful "it hurt your eyes" to see them.

Superman Steve Reeves???

Was Ricky a homosexual?

I think you mean Christopher Reeve.

[quote]Was Ricky a homosexual?

Only to the closet cases on DL

"Gorgeous to look at but about as fascinating as a wooden plank."

So what? I sure as hell would have fucked him.

I didn't even realize Kris had died last year until I went to check her wiki page today. RIP you crazy, drugged-out nutso.

My friend who worked in the hotel business says Ricky liked the boys.

Has homosexual Mark Harmon had 'work done'?

Buster Posey bears a striking resemblance to dear dead Ricky (except he keeps his hair too short).

Never did a thing for me. Talented singer and handsome. All the credit where it is due. But it was DAVID that got me all hot and bothered. Ricky was just too....."aw shucks" and seemed too naive and, yes, BORING. I always felt that David would have been a nasty, hot fu#*. Rick? Dullsville.

There was once a black and white picture in the media of Ricky Nelson frolicking in the Harmon' s Bel Air pool at family event which included a young sooan to be famous Mark Harmon. Anyone remember this photo. # eyecandy!

If I believed in ghosts, I'd ask why would Errol Flynn haunt a house he had not lived in for years by the time the Nelsons bought it? Paul Lynde was one of the post-Flynn owners.

In the circus movie shot at R43, his brother is quite a bit more attractive than Ricky.

Van Williams was as hot, maybe even hotter than Rick/Ricky and deserves his own thread.

We've done Van Williams.

#109 AND #111, steve reeves,,and that's who i meant... it was GEORGE reeves and CHRISTOPHER reeves who played superman....

NO RESPECTING HOMOSEXUAL COULD EVER NOT KNOW WHO THE ONE AND ONLY STEVE REEVES WAS! LOL!..... (and before anyone's time is no excuse either!)....

He did nothing for me, r124. I see this bunch of pics, and I don't really recognize him. I guess I'm not as self-respecting a homosexual as you are. Or maybe it's that I'm not into Muscle Marys.

His chest was a work of art as was his face!

His chest was a work of art as was his face!

....

loved ricky. loved his music. he was beautiful. i think have a control freak father like Ozzie definitely screwed up the whole family.

i bought his ex's book years ago. she was an incredibly talent primitive artist and there are tons of her work in the big book + stories about her life. some thing it was too subjective. i did not. a great read and gorgeous artwork. i did not know she passed away...

she used her name kris harmon tinker on this book as she was still married to mark tinker who is an American television producer and director. Tinker was an executive producer and regular director on the HBO series Deadwood.

Prior to Deadwood, Tinker served as a director/producer on NYPD Blue, which was co-created by Deadwood writer David Milch

This is going back 20 years, but there was a poster on the old "Is He/She Gay" board who claimed personal knowledge that Ricky and his brother were sexual with each other growing up.

Ozzie Nelson was rumored to be horse-hung.

Ozzie was cute too when he was younger.

There seemed to have been no transitional look for Ricky on the Ozzie and Harriet show. He was forever a geeky young kid with braces and a bad crew cut and then suddenly after a particular summer hiatus (what year would that have been - 1959?) he returned a full-fledged rock n roll teen idol hunk.

And then suddenly the entire TV show revolved around the career of Rick and his band while Ozzie fumbled around in the back yard with Don de Fore and Lyle Talbot while Harriet secretly smoked cigarettes in her pantry.

R133 The ratings were probably falling around that time they needed to bring in a new younger audience.

I saw him at a state fair way back at the peak of his popularity. I was just a child but remember being absolutely gobsmacked at how beautiful he was. One of those things you just never forget.

So he’s dead?

Beautiful man at every age. Few so photogenic all their lives.

Handsome always and nice to Everyone. Never saw a bad picture.

He was very photogenic but he looked much better with his mouth closed. He looked a bit goofy with his mouth opened, almost like he was smelling something bad.

Heartthrob. Swoon!

The mold was broken when Rick died.

NO make up or mirrors can match his masculine beauty which unfolded in front of the camera in Black and white television.

BC will never match / touch his beauty or real humility. A REAL Star.

[quote]there was a poster on the old "Is He/She Gay" board who claimed personal knowledge that Ricky and his brother were sexual with each other growing up.

Any details?

r143, I think the poster called himself Bradley, said he was an architect, and that he was a neighbor of the Nelsons as a teen. He claimed to have had sex with one or both of the brothers, maybe in a threesome, the details are hazy in my memory. May have been just a fantasy. Our internet b.s. detectors were not as finely tuned back then as nowadays

[quote]BC will never match / touch his beauty

Who is BC?

R145, think: Wedding Crashers...

Bill Cosby?

I don't know what Wedding Crashers is, so I will have to google it. Thanks for the non-answer, asshole.

Boyd McDonald preferred David Nelson. Here he explains why:

"In Cruising the Movies, small details open up worlds of fantasy and playful speculation. McDonald ends his essay on The Big Circus with twenty-four questions about David Nelson’s tights: “Where did he toss his tights after a day’s shooting? . . . Did he get a hard-on while dressing or undressing? . . . Did anyone in the crew whistle when he walked onto the set in his tights?” He also suggests scenes that should’ve been made but weren’t, imagines offscreen escapades that were for some reason never recorded, and poses questions that the oblivious journalists failed to ask at the time. When David Nelson is drafted into the army in Peyton Place, why don’t they show him getting his physical exam? In Love Me Tender, when Elvis Presley’s big brother comes back from four years away at war, why doesn’t he check out “the progress Elvis had made in growing a man-sized dick and pubic hairs”? When Elvis took David’s brother Ricky aside at a party to give him advice about show business, might they have unzipped each other’s pants and had a feel? Cruising the Movies deals with fantasy rather than fact, but it’s as devoted to the specifics as Straight to Hell — like the imagined smell of an extra’s hair tonic, or the condition of a star’s underpants after a day’s work."

When I see this picture I want to rub my face all over his chest.

[quote]I always said the 1980s belonged to you if you were good-looking, white, and named Rick.

[quote]I always thought Matt was the name.

If you consider Matt Dillon maybe but who else? But my point was that the other major Ricks of the 1980s - Schroder, Astley, Springfield, and Moranis - made it to the 1990s safe and sound.

I was talking about non-famous guys, r151. It seemed for a while in the '80s and '90s that everyone I met named Matt was fuckworthy.

Bump .