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Post by megagem on Jun 29, 2011 21:31:34 GMT
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Post by dippyponge on Jun 29, 2011 22:26:47 GMT
Hi, your description could be me. I am 30 something, have two lovely children and a hubby  I fell for Rufus before I met my hubby so he has to put up with my obsession  I first fell for Rufus when I was 17 and didn't met my hubby untill I was 18. Welcome to the madhouse...this is a great place. |
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Post by nell on Jun 30, 2011 7:00:33 GMT
Hi Ladyp Welcome to the Rooftop. It sounds like you're in the right place. My hubby once claimed he was going to start up a husbands support group, perhaps your hubby could join too! The best cure is to take him along to meet Rufus and he'll think he's a great guy. My hubby practically encourages me these days Enjoy!! |
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Post by kissmekate on Jun 30, 2011 7:07:25 GMT
My hubby once claimed he was going to start up a husbands support group, perhaps your hubby could join too! That's a good idea, mine would certainly join in too ;D |
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Post by lovethemanrs on Jun 30, 2011 8:31:38 GMT
Welcome...Welcome to the madhouse that is the Rooftop ;D Charles and I would like to invite you over to Crown Jewels Crescent any time you want.......should be another Cap It coming up over the next week or so (Sachem Visit part 2). Enjoy x  Just one of many lines in Charles' Palace gift shop!!! ;D  |
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Post by robela on Jun 30, 2011 15:19:36 GMT
Welcome to the Rooftop from me too, Ladyp! This is a lovely place to spend time. You will actually spend much more time than you should here, but it is so much fun, exciting and interesting! We are all slightly mad Rufaholics and suffer from never ending Rufusitus! I am one of the older (I hope not the oldest but may be) fans, but I am absolutely I have to admit it (errr slightly!!) obsessed! I have two grown up children and four grandchildren and four step-granchildren. My family are highly amused by my addiction to Rufus! I went to Pizza Express last evening with my daughter and my eldest grandchild Lily-Rose who is 11 and just about to start senior school in September. I was animatedly just mentioning something about Rufus and Zen (I help to run a FB page dedicated to Zen tv series and campaigning to get some more made) but that is another story. They were both giving me shrugful looks and shaking heads and sighing!!! I said to Lily. 'Would you prefer a grandma who sat knitting with slippers and a woollen cardigan by the fire'. My daughter laughed and said 'some chance of that with You and Rufus'. Sorry to go on so much, just wanted to welcome you and say everyone on here is so lovely and so helpful. If you want to know anything just shout out!      Zen is one of my favourites as are TOTS, Charles, IASL but as all of us do, I love everything he does. The man is so talented and so good looking. What more could any girl want!! Hope you enjoy the Rooftops as much as we all do!!! |
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Post by ladyp on Jun 30, 2011 18:14:13 GMT
Okay, some of you are curious about how my obsession started... ;)I first saw Rufus as Petrucio and thought how beautiful he was, he took my breath away, think it is the eyes...then met the husband...had children...and poor Rufus was sidelined. :(Then came Zen and that was it, obsessed again . Love him as Agamemnon, what a bad man but love it! Gorgeous as Marke. Have not watched Charles,woodlanders or savage land yet, which do you recommend first? Have to watch them when the husband is out as he has threatened to divorce me, yeah right!  |
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Post by lovethemanrs on Jun 30, 2011 18:20:15 GMT
Oh that's tough...all three at once if possible!!!
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Post by rueful on Jun 30, 2011 18:54:49 GMT
All very good choices! I think others have said In a Savage Land is hard to come by in the UK, but Charles should be available, and it provides many, many hours of Rufus and gave him a great role with many nuances to play. But if you can get IASL too you should, because it's fantastic!
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Post by GreenEyesToo on Jun 30, 2011 21:35:22 GMT
Welcome, ladyp! Glad you joined us. I'd say watch Charles II (I'm only ever-so-slightly biased!) as Rufus is in almost every scene, and this is my favourite character.
Enjoy the Rooftop!
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Post by dippyponge on Jun 30, 2011 22:08:49 GMT
Woodlanders is a must....Love Giles soo much. But keep tissues close by.
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Post by kygal on Jul 3, 2011 3:20:18 GMT
Welcome LadyP. I think all of our husbands, friends and family can relate to our Rufusitis. Have fun!
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Post by ophelia on Jul 3, 2011 9:59:29 GMT
Hello to you LadyP and welcome. I have been a Fan of the gorgeous Rufus for sometime. I have loved him as Will, in Middlemarch, Mick, In a Savage Land, over sexed Seth, Cold Comfort Farm, and playing one of my favourite artist Mark Gertler in Carrington. Of course I have to mention Charles II and my favourite, The Taming of the Shrew, Tom Builder in Pillars and the brilliant Aurelio Zen. Have to watch them when the husband is out as he has threatened to divorce me, yeah right! Like yourself have to watch Rufus when husband not around, as I get rolling of eyes and he questions that I am stalking him and thinks I am seriously unbalanced!!! Enjoy yourself and looking forward to getting to know you. Love Ophelia  PS love the man with a beard |
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Post by sewellme on Aug 3, 2011 5:25:46 GMT
Welcome to RoofTop, LadyP.....THE place where WE - Ladies whose men lives with Rufhobia - gather (:
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Post by lassie on Aug 5, 2011 17:09:58 GMT
Welcome. Hope you enjoy yourself here. The rest of my family think I'm crazy, but we all know here, that I'm the sane one. How can they not like Rufus - unbelievable!! Have fun |
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I first fell for Rufus when I was 17 and didn't met my hubby untill I was 18. Welcome to the madhouse...this is a great place.
