If you were straight for the day and had to be with someone famous . . .

My apologizes to the GLBTQ crowd and to their families…

Scarlet Johanson.

I gotta go with Katie Perry.

@Imadethisupwithnoforethought

Give her BACK! lol

I’d get me some @AstroChuck.

OK, perhaps there is some confusion here. I, for example, am a lesbian. So if I were straight for a day, I would pick someone of the opposite sex in response to this question (LOL). I would go with @AstroChuck as well but he is not famous (except, of course, in our special little Fluther world).

Were I to pick a straight studly type male, I think I would have to go with Prince Harry.

@kayak8 no love for Bruce Willis on this thread either? Darn it!

I can never play these games. :( How is a bisexual supposed to answer these questions?

@tinyfaery: Sing it sister.

@tinyfaery . . . with a grain of salt and a little imagination

@tinyfaery threesome, one of each

@Blondsjon You mean like an hermaphrodite or more like a centaur, or something?

Ultimate threesome would be Milla Jovovich and Lenny Kravitz.

Centaur…lol

@tinyfaery You can answer BOTH questions! Lucky dog . . .

Can’t think of anyone.

But, really, my neighbor (he’s hot!)

Hmm, it would have to be one of these guys:

Johnny Depp
Justin Timberlake
Shemar Moore
Usher
Matthew Gray Gubler
Chadwick Johnson

Kayak8 doesn’t get a “straight day” because I’m kidnapping her for my “gay day”.

@WillWorkForChocolate: I’m jealous. :(

@KatawaGrey LOL! I have a loooooong list of “jellies to do”, but I’m stealing Kayak8 for the first day. I need a whole “gay week” though. The only dilemma I face is that I have crushes on a mother and daughter… and that’s a little… odd. :P

Lol gay day and gay week.

@WillWorkForChocolate You are killing me! We could get two days out of it if you picked me for gay day and I picked you for straight day . . . (er, and they fell on different days).

But…but… you can’t pick me for straight day, cuz then you’d still be gay!!! :P

@WillWorkForChocolate Yeah, there was a leap of logic to go along with a leap of faith . . .