Two men walk into a bar, the third one was a duck.
Favorite place to vacation?
Two men walk into a bar, the third one was a duck.
Favorite place to vacation?
Find your dream and stick with it...or your life will have slipped past in a whisper with you still on the bottom.
another neat game maybe that can be resurrected.
from the previous page---not my favorite joke, but one that comes to mind:
do you know what batman's first name is? (you have to reply to get the answer!)
favorite place to vacation?
has always been home...smiles...
favorite soup?
Favorite soup? What are we, old men? Oh, wait, I forgot, we are old men. Tomato or tomato bisque.
And I no I'm tempting fate by answering that Batman's first named was Bruce.
Who was your favorite member of Bananarama?
Obsessed with facial symmetry.
batman's first name was "dadadadadadadadadadada....."
they are more or less interchangeable to me but its hard to beat the name "Siobhan" so im going to go with her.
favorite instrumental song from the 60s?
^^oh dearOriginally Posted by bounty
'Instrumental song' is an oxymoron. But I'll go with Poulenc's Oboe Sonata from 1962..
Favorite portrait artist?
laughs...north star you would be the one to answer that one!
in the states we use the term "instrumental" to refer to songs with no words/lyrics.
by the way, I grew up watching the tv show M*A*S*H, and one of the characters in the later years, major Winchester, absolutely loved classical music.
am far from knowledgeable when it comes to portrait artists, but I did get to visit the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam and do have a genuine like for Rembrandt. so Rembrandt it is.
(would you consider Remington a "portrait artist" I wonder?)
favorite cake?
Last edited by bounty; 01-18-2016 at 02:07 PM.
I know, I know.. But the people who refer to instrumental pieces of music are still wrong, even if they are Americans
I wasn't previously familiar with Frederic Remington's work, but I think they may be considered environmental portraits, although it might be that they're more genre paintings, i.e. I am not sure how the models' attributes show in the works.
Rembrandt is definitely among my favourites as well. I bought the Late Rembrandt National Gallery / Rijksmuseum exhibition book recently, wonderful reproductions and insightful essays.
Favorite cake: Mom's date cake.
Favorite poem?
It might be God's Grandeur, by Gerard Manley Hopkins. Either that or "There once was a man from Nantucket...", the literary equivalent of dog's playing poker.
And bounty, I agree about the name Siobhan, though I'm mostly impressed you knew the names of any of the members of Bananarama, which is more than I do.
How many Naked Eyes songs can you name without looking it up?
Obsessed with facial symmetry.
tyrion I think you got the games crossed up? I think ive done that about 19 times.
Oh god, I hang my head and do the walk of shame. Alright, let's reset... What is your favorite Naked Eyes song?
Obsessed with facial symmetry.
the only one I know I know, and I had to look that up is, "Always Something There to Remind Me" and I can happily hear it in my head even as I write.
favorite non-looney tunes cartoon character?
Do you have to ask? Jessica Rabbit.
Favorite comedy film?
Obsessed with facial symmetry.
laughs...im not bad, im just drawn that way!
that's a toughie, I can go top two with the princess bride and monty python and the holy grail.
favorite male actor?
I have been sitting here trying to think of one and drawing a blank. In part it is because I can't narrow it down to just one, and in part it is that my mind is so tuned out of Hollywood these days that I'm stumped. For now, I'll pick one of them, which is Vincent Cassel, 'cause of those two movies he did about that French terrorist which, if you haven't seen them, you're in for a treat.
Favorite meat dish? (Jessica Rabbit, I know.)
Obsessed with facial symmetry.
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