Which do you prefer?
The reason I ask, is that in another thread about Anne Coulter, DREDIOCK said that he thinks Coulter is "hot as hell". He is far from alone in sharing that sentiment. Lotsa folks here seem to think she is as "hot as hell".
Me - I never saw it. I don't see it. Frankly, she kinda looks to me like John Kerry - who looks more like E.T. than he does Munster.
I digress...
To get to the bottom of this, and as a public service to you all, I performed an experiment.
The results were shocking.
The premise was that I thought folks were responding to her blonde hair. It's that striking kind of blonde. The kind of blonde that, when walking down the street, BOOM! yer eyes are immediately drawn to it. At least mine are.
I dig brunettes way better than I dig blondes, but there's no mistaking... my eyes dart for the blondes first.
So the question in my mind was: Is Coulter seen as hot merely because of her hair? I most certainly don't find her facial features that striking.
"It's gotta be the hair", I said to myself.
So I went looking for a neutral picture of Coulter. Not a glamour shot, and not one of those candid shots that would make anyone look like a monster. Just a plain 'ol neutral shot that gives the best indication of what she really looks like.
The idea was, to make her blonde hair brunette and see what happened. I was expecting her to turn into an ungodly mutt right in front of my eyes.
The thing is.... it didn't exactly happen that way.
I still find her completely unremarkable, but the thing that stood out was that by turning her into a brunette, she got
better looking to me.
My experiment had gone awry. The results were in. It became not so much about how Coulter's vibe was a misleading blonde ruse, it had exposed me for the brunette worshiper I am.
Here is the documentation:


So the question is.....
Are you one of the guys that have a crush on Coulter?
If so, how do you rate the before/after pictures?
Are you one of the "Coulter? Give me a break" guys?
If so, how do you rate the before/after pictures?
This is serious business.
Yours in the name of science.