Hugh Grant over Christopher Lee.
E: The other way round, I mixed Hugh Laurie and Hugh Grant . . .
Eugene Atget or Edward Weston.
Hugh Grant over Christopher Lee.
E: The other way round, I mixed Hugh Laurie and Hugh Grant . . .
Eugene Atget or Edward Weston.
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Well, Hugh Grant's chick flicks were pretty scary.
Eugene, Oregon's got it all over Weston, Massachusetts.
Edison or Bell?
Neither, thanks, I'd rather have someone who invented something. Bell was the less despicable, I suppose.
Robert Burns or John Clare?
True, and Ford was worst of all.
Burrrrrrrns.
Ireland or Scotland?
Ireland.
Yeats or Joyce?
Yeats (although I haven't really read Joyce)
St. Petersburg or Moscow?
Joyce by numerous light years. Second greatest writer in the history of the English language vs. a solid neo-mystical poet. I'd take Beckett over Yeats as well.
Plath or Sexton?
St. Petersburg judging solely from Tolstoy.
Read Ulysses, Pompey. In the next five minutes.
The girls at the coffeeshop or the bar?
Well, Tom Waits assures me that you don't meet nice girls in coffee shops, so I'll take them.
Punky girls or hippy girls?
E: Girls at the bar and no hippies, but more certainly no punks.
Haven't been to Russia.
Sexton over Plath.
Byron or PB Shelley?
Byron, although it's a somewhat sentimental choice. Shelly's usually a better poet.
Tom Jones or Joseph Andrews?
Shelley.
EDIT: Only read Tom Jones but I hope Joseph Amdrews is better!
Cream cheese or lox?
Lox! I love a mildly sugar-salted salmon slice with some sour cream, onion and dill on bread.
Cold-smoked or hot-smoked salmon?
What's the difference? I like hot food so the latter?
Black roses or black angels?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoking_(cooking)#TypesOriginally Posted by Lykren
Crumb's Black Angels, of course.
Gaspard de la nuit or Miroirs?
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