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Topic: Stupid question of the day 10: Mick still... Return to archive
November 10th, 2005 06:46 AM
Jair Back to seventies, Black and Blue period, I rememeber one thing I loved in Mick Jagger was all his gesture. That was really something fashion, or "hype", to use a new word.

When he was talking, for example, he moved his hands alot, he use to talk "using all his body", and that was a sexy thing, something different. He also use to open his mouth most than needed...Anyway, I remember I even tried imitate him when I was talking to girls and/or friends...That was charming! O I think it was...


How is Mick these days? My impression is now he is more moderate, contained...




November 10th, 2005 09:42 AM
luxury1 Mick is busy these days with showing off that taut belly.
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