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    Quote Originally Posted by Pendragon View Post
    David Bowie?
    Ardently always

    Medieval theology?

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    Quote Originally Posted by North Star View Post
    E: Holiday is one of the greats.
    Joplin is alright, can't say I've listened to her that much, though
    [Do Little Wing, Castles Made of Sand and The Wind Cries Mary jar you too, or All Along the Watchtower?]
    Gary Moore?
    Moore was okay, but only borderline as real blues goes.

    Orson Welles?
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    I have seen too little of Orson Welles' work, but I've liked what I've seen, Touch of Evil in particular.

    Rory Gallagher?

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    See Gary Moore.

    H.G. Wells?

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    the 2-3 books of his ive read, ive enjoyed, so on a limited basis I have to say yes to wells.

    there's an interesting contemporary book where the author (his name escapes me) placed Sherlock holmes and professor challenger smack dab in the middle of the war of the worlds.

    should Sylvester stallone left it at one rocky movie?

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    I admit as a kid I loved those movies so I would not say he should have left it with one but maybe there were more then need be.

    What is your favorite meal of the day ( breakfast, lunch, dinner etc.)?

    Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there, wondering, fearing, doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before. ~ Edgar Allan Poe

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    He might not even have had to make the first one, but it became a habit really quickly. (too slow!)

    Brunch

    Mark Twain?
    Some of us laugh
    Some of us cry
    Some of us smoke
    Some of us lie
    But it's all just the way
    that we cope with our lives...

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    breakfast is my favorite meal. I love it!

    I like mark twain---huck finn, a Connecticut yankee, prince and pauper---all enjoyable---but ive got a few more twain to read still, so ask me in a few years?

    if you've seen the rocky movies---what's your favorite scene from any of them? or some memorable scenes?

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    I like the scene when we and Apollo became friends and they are racing down the beach. I also like the training montages with using the meat as a punching bag. Of course the fights are always good.

    Since we are on Stallone

    Do you think he should have made more than one Rambo movie?

    Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there, wondering, fearing, doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before. ~ Edgar Allan Poe

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    I like the Rocky movies up to the one where he fights his protege on the street, that one was pretty bad.

    I've never seen a Rambo movie actually.

    How important are looks to you considering a potential relationship partner?
    So with the courage of a clown, or a cur, or a kite jerkin tight at it's tether

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    uuum, character and personality are much more important thank looks- I suppose i'm like most guys...

    Do you have periods of time where you are very active on litnet then periods when you are inactive?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dark Muse View Post
    Do you think he should have made more than one Rambo movie?
    How many did he make? One less would have been perfect.

    Should Harrison Ford have left it at one Indiana Jones movie? (Or at least should the subsequent movies been a lot better)?

    EDIT: I've been pretty active since joining, although sometimes I actually read books.
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    I really liked all the Indiana Jones movies except the newest one, that one should never have been made.


    Should they keep making more Star Wars movies?

    Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there, wondering, fearing, doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before. ~ Edgar Allan Poe

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    I'll tell you after I see the next one. George Lucas though, should definitely not be making any new Star Wars movies.

    What is your opinion of the Star Wars original trilogy?
    So with the courage of a clown, or a cur, or a kite jerkin tight at it's tether

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    If there's still a market (and there is) they should keep making them. Not for me, but hey.

    How important is money to you in choosing a life partner?

    Edit: First movie was good, second was meh, third was reasonably good. Jabba was funny, though.

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