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[ghost_light]

1. If you were to get an ipod (or a new one) what would be the first 4 songs you would program into it?

2. What fictional character would you most like to meet? Why?

3. Do you prefer reading or watching TV?

Comments

Homework essay questions...

[cnewman1.livejournal.com]

1.
a. Remedy - Seether
b. Duck and Run - 3 Doors Down
c. Bled for Days - Static-X
d. Before I die - Kidney Thieves

2. Albert Fezziwig from A Christmas Carol - He's the reminder of how a man can have a positive impact on the lives of others though kindness, generosity, and keeping priorities straight in your head with regards to people and business.

3. Overall, I prefer reading - but there are some good things on the Television

Re: Homework essay questions...

[ghost-light.livejournal.com]

Is that heading a hint that the questions are getting too complex this week?

Re: Homework essay questions...

[cnewman1.livejournal.com]

naw - but they could be answered with a 500 word essay to get the whole thing out...

[sionainn.livejournal.com]

1.
"Hands to Heaven" - Breathe
"Reflex" - Duran Duran
"O Fortuna - Seven Inch Edit" - Apotheosis
"Habanera - Carmen" - Bizet

2. Can I be silly and say Harry Potter?

3. I prefer to watch the television since reading it is not as much fun. ;-P

[melissakmock.livejournal.com]

1. in no perticular order...
no man's woman Sinead O'Connor
redeemer Nicole C. Mullen
all rise The Nelons

2. MacGyver, because he seems really smart.

3. I prefer reading.

[geolinguist.livejournal.com]

1. "Kamikaze--PJ Harvey, "Wichita Skyline"--Shawn Colvin, "Al Otro Lado Del Rio"--Jorge Drexler, "Smoke"--Ben Folds Five

2. I think most fictional characters would be rather tedious, because they really aren't fullly developed. You'd get tired talking to them after a few minutes, since all they could talk about were the things that were delineated in their books.

3. reading

[ghost-light.livejournal.com]

I guess that would be a reason to pick one that has a great deal of background material to chose from, such as Sherlock Holmes.

[geolinguist.livejournal.com]

But even so, he wouldn't be that fantastic, because Holmes himself was never truly developed as a character. I'd think that he would have been an insufferable bore that played the violin. Hercule Poiroit would pontificate and fiddle with his mustaches, etc.

I'd still rather meet a real person, not a fictional character, not matter how broad the writing is.

[cnewman1.livejournal.com]

What about a historical person who's been fictionalized? Attila the Hun? Goliath? King Arthur? Something along those lines?

[geolinguist.livejournal.com]

But that wouldn't really count, because it would just be the fiction of the real person, which would still be as undeveloped as the characters I mentioned above.