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Wilfred Owen apparntly the poet of WWI mind you I hate his poetry, and I dont care what anyone says Flanders fields is not a postive viewpoint on the war in my book.
Of coures we could also be talking Sassoon or even WWII in which case Im lost.
could be any war....Irish isnt war just too vague a least narrow the centurey!
Sassoon and Owen are English, not canadian. :)
To jump start this game:
- Author
- Dead
- "Either that paper goes or I do."
I'd say Oscar Wilde, but then again, how can one say that Wilde is dead? Wilde is immortal!
Awww... How very cute, Tal!!1!!1:cheers2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Taliesin
OK, now ask a question, please.:toetap05:
Since Tal is having stage fright, I will jump-start the thread again:
- Green
- Vertically challenged
- Wanted to go home
- Has a glowing heart
Green?
E.T. fits the bill...well, except for the green part!!
http://i.telegraph.co.uk/telegraph/m...e_1498982c.jpg
:p
(Was going for Shrek but changed my mind and overlooked the green part).
- Wore a pot on top of his head
- carried a bag of seed
- is responsible for America's favorite pie
Johnny Appleseed??
Yes..Quote:
Originally Posted by papayahed
-Green
-Linearly Challenged
-link romantically to a pig.
exactly:lol:
* Philadelphia Gazzetter
* Inventor of bifocals and pot belly stove
* took the remark, "Go fly a kite!" too seriously...