Is Tom selleck the greatest male actor of our generation?

This could be one of the most true statements I have ever read on here....sadly, now that it's summer, I watch Magnum PI everyday....I meet with my HS team to train in the mornings and then rush home to catch TC, Higgie Baby, Rick, the lads and of course good ole Tom. thank goodness for WGN-I get to see Magnum and the Cubs !

Apparently all of you guys have forgotten Chuck Norris in the role of Walker, Texas Ranger. Now that is a real actor.

I sometimes fantasize about Tom Selleck and Chuck Norris and I in a big hotub of mustard and jello and lotsa chest hair.

what wrong with you people?

letrun newbie wrote:

what wrong with you people?

a shorter list would be whats NOT wrong with these people.

Don't forget Mr. Baseball. Classic Selleck

Mr. Baseball and the movie is was in with Paulina Porniscova "her alibi". Awesome.

WGN ***AND*** the Sleuth Network = 2 hour Magnum PI block mid-day, then another hour at night. Sleuth's Magnum PI marathons are awesome.

old and grouchy wrote:

and the link above has nothing to do with this topic - sorry. I really am old and senile.

Nevertheless, the link provides valuable information. You have done a great public service.

And speaking of public service, what about a grassroots movement to put Tom Selleck in the presidential race? He's much prettier than Fred Thompson, but without the metrosexual concerns that dog Romney and Edwards.

I hear he can run a 14 min 5K, too.

and don't forget he squared off against Gene Simmons and some metal bugs. KISS RULZ!!

5K between Tom, Lee Horsely (Matt Houston) and the Hoff?

Bekeleman wrote:

Luke Perry is #3.

perry definitelt needs to be considered

Wolfman Jack wrote:

A mustache never looked better on anyone. Even me.

He's one of the only guys that looks good with a mustache. Well, except for John Stamos's bellybutton.

You people are nuts.

I liked Magnum P.I. as much as anyone, but Tom Selleck is no where near the greatest actor.

Sorry, this title goes to John Candy. RIP.

Fred Dryer in HUNTER was the best actor I ever saw, hands down.

nutsos one and all wrote:

Fred Dryer in HUNTER was the best actor I ever saw, hands down.

True but Dirk Benedict of the A-Team was also an amazing actor. Watching him act usually brings me to tears.

let's test the imagination- a letsrunner actually asks a gal out and gets a yes. they do the beast with two backs. parentage ensues.

From old and grouchy's link

Safe babies sleep alone on a firm mattress

'The weight of our argument is in the number of dead kids,' coroner warns

Jun 05, 2007 04:30 AM

Linda Diebel

Staff Reporter

Infant deaths due to unsafe sleeping conditions are on the rise in Ontario, leading the province's deputy chief coroner to warn parents not to sleep with babies or put them in overcrowded cribs.

Although his recommendation carries no legal clout, "The weight of our argument is in the number of dead kids," Dr. Jim Cairns said last night.

A report released yesterday by Ontario's Office of the Chief Coroner said 21 children died from unsafe sleeping environments in the province in 2005, up from 16 a year earlier. It stressed the only safe sleeping environment for a baby is in a crib with a firm mattress. The baby should be placed face up and the blanket should be tucked in.

Cairns said last night that evidence accumulated since the report was finished has confirmed the dangers associated with babies sleeping with parents or siblings or in cribs stuffed with toys or adult-sized quilts and pillows.

Of 30 infant deaths in 2006 and the first months of 2007, Cairns said that 20 were caused by "co-sleeping" with adults or other unsafe sleeping environments.

Just last Friday, a review of 10 autopsy reports from the Hospital for Sick Children showed that eight were the result of unsafe sleeping accommodations.

Warnings have been issued in Canada, the U.S. and Britain about the risks of sleeping accommodations for babies, including from the Canadian Paediatric Society and the American Medical Association.

Cairns said he understands the argument from mothers that they want to breastfeed their infants in bed.

"I am not against breastfeeding; just don't do it in bed," he said. "Bond with the baby in the crib beside you. At least you are bonding with a baby who is alive."

Cairns warned parents not to put pillows, crib bumper pads, blankets, afghans, quilts or any kind of adult bedcover over or around their babies.

The report noted that babies are not strong enough to move their heads or their bodies if an adult rolls over on top of them. The average age of babies who died because of unsafe sleeping accommodations was three