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While on the other side, I realized I have many ficitonal crushes.... Some more disturbing than others. So Spill it everyone, who are your fictional crushes?
Personaally Bean is on the top of my list. Achilles ( Thats the disturbing one.) Verily Cooper. Ta-kumsaw. Kevin the bard(Mist of Avalon)(another disturbing one) John Coffey (the green mile..... disturbing also)
I think that is it.... But now its your turn.
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Aragorn, before the movie (I mean, his incredible hotness in the movie didn't hurt, but I thought he was the perfect guy when I read the book)
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Min Farshaw Angua Anne Shirley (whom I picked even before I saw that anyone had mentioned Gilbert Blythe) Kitty Wheelwright (from A Prayer for Owen Meany) katharina
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Lúthien Tinúviel, but *not* Arwen. I loved that Lúthien had the will to go against her father to follow her love. (Yes, I realize that this goes completely against what I said in Calvin's thread. So be it). I never cared for Arwen. All she ever did was be pretty and sew.
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I can't really tell you.... There is just something really attractive about him. He's semi brilliant. Maybe he manuevered me, through the book. OH IS NO ONE SAFE.
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belle from Disney's beauty and the beast... I mean, she was smart, liked to read, had a great singing voice, and was pretty hot... whats not to like?? Posts: 879 | Registered: Aug 2000
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Edited to add: Ariel, the litte mermaid. I have a serious mermaid fetish. With the name Peter, I love the part in Disney's Peter Pan when he takes Wendy to visit the mermaids. "Peter, Peter, Oh Peter"
Does that make me wierd? I just love monkeys so much. My students call me the monkey man because I have stuffed monkeys all over my desk.
edit to add: My crush is in a very non romantic way. I realize lovelock is a boy. I just would love to hang out in the Arc and throw turds together or something.
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Let me check in the mirror... hmm, inconclusive.
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That Data comment reminded me. Geordi, the Next Generation. He was just so sweet and smart and handsome, and he was so crazy about that one engineer lady he met through the Holowhatever.
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You know, I don't think I've ever told my wife this, but I always had a crush on Beverly Crusher. If I thought too much about that, I would get weirded out, because I always related to Westley. So I choose to not think about it. Posts: 16551 | Registered: Feb 2003
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Just making sure it's the passive aggressive thing and not the lack of attention to detail thing. Is 'honey' more or less condescending than 'moron,' or did I get a free pass on the disdain because I've been around more than a month?
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I just didn't want to say it anymore. It had nothing to do with you. It's not passive aggressive. I didn't want to respond to it, and so ignored it. No hidden agenda.
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Yet you edited the response to my question to fix exactly the type of problem my post was addressing without editing the original post. I guess that's also selective responding. Here's a gold star for being so clever.
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Death from the Sandman comics. Of course, Gaiman created her to be the most compassionate (and, in my book, attractive) person possible; someone who you could tell anything and would still love you. Pretty much every guy in the series seemed to fall in love with her at some point in time.
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*takes notes on how to not be passive aggressive*
*amends kat's file to include acceptableness of use of derogatory, non-profane, terms in etiquette commentary*
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It varies. While Gaiman certainly does have a tendancy for the darker stuff, the Sandman comics are not without their lighter moments. It's essentially a tragic character study with numerous original and creative sidestories. The real trouble with the series is that Gaiman doesn't hit his stride for a little while, but the first few books are intrinsic to the story.
Overall, although sad, the Sandman is definitely worth reading if only for its extreme ingenuity.
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no. i'll give you a hint: who would i have to be to consider an attraction to that version of zan onanistic?
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Oh, that does make the world make more sense. I couldn't figure out what had gotten into pooka.
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quote:With an IQ of 152, Mrs. Peel was a mental match (as well as a physical match) for any opponent. Her beauty, prowess, wit, and charm made her one of the most desirable and formidable women of the 60's and early 70's. Few women since have had such a long lasting impact.
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