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Start another one.This thread started off serious and you and I have ruined it.
I won't mess things up next time.
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Start another one.This thread started off serious and you and I have ruined it.
Barnum was right.I don't think PT Barnum even did that. And he peddled his products to huge crowds wherever he performed believing there were suckers and fools born every second.
Undead, as much of a child prodigy and ridiculously gifted musician Mozart was, I've wrestled with temptation to say his life was mostly underachieved. He should've accomplished far more with his immense knowledge that what he did, and I know some might say, "Sure, but what he did achieve was considerable enough", it's still a damn shame that a prodigy who began writing music at age 5 and came from a strict, aristocratic background ended up dying penniless, broke, and riddled with tuberculous that after his funeral, his body was dumped into a landfill outside Vienna. He should've had a long, successful career and life like Pablo Picasso did dying at the age of 90. Mozart was a bit of an Epicurean, like Picasso and later on Jim Morrison to a more extreme extent. Their lives mostly centered around a constant need of and love of knowledge, adventure, unnecessary forays in dangerous situations, and excess. The pursuit of excess, whether it was alcohol, drugs, or intellectual pursuits, that epitomizes Epicureansism.
So "person in history" excludes relatives ... unless they also happened to be a historical figure?
I mean, I would rather meet long-dead relatives ... or be able to go back and meet my parents when I wasn't even a gleam in their eyes.
But as far as historical figures, it would be a woman. Amelia Earhart or Anne Morrow Lindbergh. Eleanor roosevelt or Jackie O. Marian Anderson or Billie Holiday. Coco Chanel. Marilyn Monroe. Pick a Hepburn - Katharine or Audrey
oh and queen elizabeth, the virgin queen. i'd totally win her over.
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as in blade runners with sting?! can i lick your hand?You are gonna be jealous. I met him at the Monroe Civic Center when I was a kid while he was wrestling for MidSouth.
as in blade runners with sting?! can i lick your hand?
don't change the subject, can i lick your hand?Junkyard Dog and Ted DiBiase were there too. But my cousin and I didn't meet them. We tried.
don't change the subject, can i lick your hand?