Archive of hotness for cold winter hearts

By Lina Harper • January 5, 2010 7:36 pm EDT

Aside from the warm-blooded & beautiful humans screencapped below—(recorded for posterity & your viewing pleasure. obvi.)—I have here an ad from the w4w’s missed connection section on Craigslist. It’s the prettiest category of the site for the best little gems, on occasion.

This womyn’s ad REALLY MAKES ME WANT TO HUM this TRACEY CHAPMAN SONG. I’m not even joking. So here’s to you and your future pal, little lady. Also, this.

(via The Sartorialist)

(via SF Weekly)

(via homotography)

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