Am I a shallow young man for loving Giada De Laurentiis?

[Lethe]

I can't help it. She is beautiful, has great skin, and a great voice. Her dishes aren't bad either. When Everyday Italian comes on, i sit there transfixed with a stupid dull grin on my face.

[LostinVA]

1. If you are, then I'm a shallow 41-year-old woman

Because I feel the same way....

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

2. Nope.

Not even her satellite-sized cranium can distract me enough to not like her. :-)

[seemunkee]

3. Her head is too big

Reminds me of a tootsie pop

[Left Is Write]

5. So many people say her head is too big...

but I just don't see it.

[Lethe]

9. if Giada and Conan O'Brien had a baby.....

it would probably be in the guiness book of world records for baby head size

people that have met her in person say her head doesnt look big or out of proportion

[Benfea]

4. Yes, you are shallow.

She's got great recipes, but in terms of intellect and personality, I find her banal and vacuuous.

[Lethe]

10. thats exactly what i would say about rachael ray

:)

[Benfea]

15. Nah. Rachel is different.

Rachel is actively annoying, Giada merely indifferent.

[NewWaveChick1981]

6. I think she's adorable...

...and a great cook to boot! :) Ever notice that every top she wears accents her bust?

[Left Is Write]

7. If I were shaped like her...

I'd dress like her too.

Unfortunately, I think she got my share in the bust department.

[NewWaveChick1981]

8. LOL, and mine too!

Some women have all the great genes...

At least my head's not too big for my body. I at least have THAT going for me... :P

[atomic-fly]

11. she is cute

[Lethe]

12. sidenote: what's the deal with women wearing those rectangular necklaces?

you see that all over TV now....women wearing a necklace with a rectangular pendant. whats the deal with that?

[jmowreader]

13. That pose has got to GO, though

Because that's the same position you should be in for projectile vomiting.

[atomic-fly]

14. ok then...new pic

[leftofthedial]

16. yeah, but besides all that

what do you see in her . . .