【Taste of Future Sister-in-law】

Nothing to see here,Taste of Future Sister-in-law just Jake Gyllenhaal's face forever and ever.

The actor's rugged good looks now adorn the walls of a virtual GyllenHall on an endless loop soundtracked by his famous line from Brokeback Mountain, "I wish I knew how to quit you." So just try closing the tab without feeling like a monster.

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The website is the terrifying and beautiful creation of Paul Feldmann and Zack Johnson.

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There are plenty of Jakes to choose from, should you prefer the hunk fresh faced, poking out of a cozy turtleneck or with a full beard as if he stumbled out of the woods and bought a suit on his way to a movie premiere.

The real question is the GyllenHall leads. Ideally, the goddess Maggie has a similar virtual world of her own.

Via Giphy

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