Betty in a heartbeat.
King Lear or Hamlet?
Betty in a heartbeat.
King Lear or Hamlet?
laughs---why betty?
oh tough one---ive not read either yet---i'll say king lear!
Florence and the machine or the black keys?
Really dark brunettesOriginally Posted by bounty
Well, I'm not familiar with Florence or the Machine, but I did hear the Black Keys, once I think, and didn't like them at all. So I'll go with Flo.
Daphne or Velma?
oh---give their "what the water gave me" a listen...its about Virginia woolf and just a fabulous song. although, if you didn't like the black keys...ack! smiles...
I do like brains, but, gotta go with daphne.
the beatles or the stones?
The Stones
Urban or Rural
Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there, wondering, fearing, doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before. ~ Edgar Allan Poe
absolutely rural!
superbowl, world series or Stanley cup?
The Series, of course.
Sushi or steak?
oh im a vegetarian! if it has eyes or tries to get away I wont eat it! but if you are making me choose, I say steak.
for tennis---clay, grass, or synthetic artificial surface?
Well, if it's tennis, I'm just watching it, and my only preference is short skirts.
Pancakes or waffles?
that's a toughie...pancakes one day, waffles the next!
ian mckellan as Gandalf or ian mckellan as magneto?
cake
candy or carby?
well, if carby is Australian slang for carburetor, then im going to go with candy. otherwise, what is carby? soda pop maybe?
and ask again:
ian mckellan as Gandalf or ian mckellan as magneto?
Gandalf
Archie or Reggie (no picking Jughead)
So with the courage of a clown, or a cur, or a kite jerkin tight at it's tether
archie for sure---wonderfully wholesome, like Richie Cunningham on happy days.
Patrick stewart as jean-luc picard or Charles Xavier (professor x)
Well, as Kennewick Man, really, but okay, as Captain Picard given the choice. He was also a pretty good Aelius Sejanus (with hair!) on I, Claudius, back on the day.
Firing squad or lethal injection
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