Message Board Celebrity Of The Day (Part II) - Shameless — Page 94

brd, you know the answer to this....lol

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON FIGHTING DUCK FOOTBALL!

and thanks Addy, ditto here! By the way.....it was warmer in NYC than it was here when we got home....very odd

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AFLAC!

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hi Elph-are you an art or photography enthusiast? If so, do you have any favorites?

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How did you first get your cat, and how long have you had the Pea?


hmmm, my first cat (on my own) was a crazed Manx named Precious (which he was NOT). He liked toppling Xmas trees.....and I got him as a stray in something like 1976.

I've had Pea since Dec 30, 1990........(good question)

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Stoli and Zorra thank you for indulging their question.

Enjoy your day Elphaba!

oh DG, tough one.

What five people with public voices do you think are worth listening to, and why?

I may include some deceased, as you didn't say I couldn't.

John F. Kennedy-He moved a nation, and started (in my opinion) the very beginnings of the Fall of the Berling Wall.

Martin Luther King Jr- In my opinion a Messiah of Human Rights

Harvey Milk- perhaps this says it best: After Harvey Milk became the first openly gay man elected to any substantial political office in the history of the planet, thousands of astounded people wrote to him. "I thank God," wrote a 68-year-old lesbian, "I have lived long enough to see my kind emerge from the shadows and join the human race."

Hilary Clinton- go ahead, slap me, but I love her honesty, her gutsy approach, and her no-nonsense way.

Anne Frank- can a writer have a public voice? She was the voice of the atrocities, she moved millions.

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Excellent, Elph I need to re-word the question - Craig asked similar questions that made me change the parameters, and I just haven't adjusted the question! Martin, Harvey and Anne are three of my idols.

Good answer, Elph-why? because your choices are pretty focused and they give a clear picture (pun intended) on your artistic taste. thanks!

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pattifan, why you of course, darling....you, Hyacinth and Moi!

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What quote do you live by?

What do you do to relax?

What are the top 5 places you'd like to travel to that you haven't been to already?

What's the place you're most looking forward to for your upcoming Europe trip?

Favorite and least favorite "known" restaurant in LA? (I asked the same thing to YWIW - it's important stuff to know!)

Favorite BWW Idol contestant, either current or former? (I couldn't resist.)

One article of clothing you've never owned that you wish you did.

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oh tiff, you are tough!

What quote do you live by?

There is so much good in the worst of us, and so much bad in the best of us, that it behooves all of us not to talk about the rest of us.
Robert Louis Stevenson


What do you do to relax?

classical music, meditate

What are the top 5 places you'd like to travel to that you haven't been to already?

China
Galapagos Islands
Newfoundland
Egypt
Turkey

What's the place you're most looking forward to for your upcoming Europe trip?

Krakow

Favorite and least favorite "known" restaurant in LA? (I asked the same thing to YWIW - it's important stuff to know!)

no idea, as I'm rarely there to eat

Favorite BWW Idol contestant, either current or former? (I couldn't resist.)

not falling for that one, lol...how bout I just say the final 3



One article of clothing you've never owned that you wish you did.

a leather tux,

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What is one international crisis or cause that you feel passionately about?

The AIDS crisis in Africa....people seem not to care since it's Africa, and that burns me up

And what event in your life has changed a previous outlook or philosophy?

hmmm, when both my parents within 2yrs of each other had major health issues.......I realized then that they would not live forever.....and that hurt.

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