Dude, but then you'd be married to Catherine Zeta-Jones.
Buffy ,'The Killer In Me'
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[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls and The Inside), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
Owen Wilson, Ben Stiller, Matthew McConaughy
F: Matthew McConaughy, C: Ben Stiller, M: Owen Wilson
Not doing the OC boys as I don't watch.
F: Logan (VM), C: Logan (GG), M: Sark (though, really, why would I want to marry any of these guys? Unless I really just want a yacht?)
F: Jack Sparrow, C: Westley, M: Inigo Montoya
F: Ziyi Zhang, C: Michelle Rodriguez, M: Michelle Yeoh (I'm basing this entirely on the opinion that Michelle Yeoh seems, I dunno, more real and a likely better companion. But if Ziyi Zhang is actually smart and/or funny, I'm switching because wowzers.)
F: Pierce Brosnan, C: John Bettany, M: Clive Owen
F: Dante (What circle of Hell will THIS put you in, Bitch?!), C: William Blake, M: John Milton (C'Mon John, you know you liked Satan better a LITTLE bit? Right? C'mon, tell me!)
F: Batman, C: Wolverine (unless it's Hugh Jackman, but I'm going with comic form), M: Frozone
F: e C: π M: i (oh complex variables, how I miss you. Though, really, I need ALL of these constants for your to be fun.)
I think I actually match ita on all but two of these (the comics and the princess/pirates one) And I didn't look until afterwards. That's kind of freaky.
F: e C: π M: i (oh complex variables, how I miss you. Though, really, I need ALL of these constants for your to be fun.)
You're a sick man, Gris.
F: Dante (What circle of Hell will THIS put you in, Bitch?!), C: William Blake, M: John Milton (C'Mon John, you know you liked Satan better a LITTLE bit? Right? C'mon, tell me!)
You'd chuck Blake? What, are you nuts? You chuck Milton. You always chuck Milton.
You'd chuck Blake? What, are you nuts? You chuck Milton. You always chuck Milton.
My copy of Paradise Lost is wee and tiny and belonged to my Great-Grandmother Esme, so Milton is not ALWAYS to be chucked.
Blake, OTOH, is still TOTALLY the M in that grouping.
Now, make it F/C/M Donne, Milton, Blake, and we might have a wee problem. (F Donne? M Blake? F Blake? M Donne? Though I think perhaps I need to swap out poor Milty, who continues to get chucked.)
I don't know about M- Blake. Can we say crazier than a bag of rubber hammers?
Gotta at least bang the bag of rubber hammers - with the Scottish accent, it is a biological imperative.
I've never been a big Blake fan, for some reason. I probably haven't given him enough of a chance. I've never been huge on poetry.
I kind of love you guys.
I too have to admit that I love Blake. He's totally a Marry. His writing may have been dense and possibly indicating bat-shit-craziness, but his illustrations, particularly the illuminated prints, indicate he was visionary in the truest sense.
Also, his take on divinity, that the true Divinity would never be punitive and malicious (so unlike Dante), is the most sensical of all of them.
And, finally, he's also a Marry because when his wife couldn't conceive and the other Swedenborgians suggested they get a surrogate or concubine as would be acceptable in Swedenborgian rules, he didn't because his wife didn't want him to.
And, he taught her to read and become an illustrator too.
Blake's a keeper.
to me, Dante is always a chucker.