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Carl Sagan's pretty high up on the list of people I'd like to get a beer with0
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Do you ever catch his StarTalk show? NDT that is...0
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Yeah I always PVR that.0
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My list of favorite people would probably look something like this:
1) Isaac Newton
2) Nikola Tesla
3) Elon Musk
4) NDT
5) Stephen Hawking
6) Bill Gates
7) Carl Sagan
8) Richard Feynman
9) Michael Faraday
10) Stephen King0 -
Interesting list0
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When does the "normal" part of this conversation begin?0
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OneHundredToLose wrote: »My list of favorite people would probably look something like this:
1) Isaac Newton
2) Nikola Tesla
3) Elon Musk
4) NDT
5) Stephen Hawking
6) Bill Gates
7) Carl Sagan
8) Richard Feynman
9) Michael Faraday
10) Stephen King
You should open your mind to some women. I'm pretty cool and worthy of the list...if I may say so myself0 -
OneHundredToLose wrote: »My list of favorite people would probably look something like this:
1) Isaac Newton
2) Nikola Tesla
3) Elon Musk
4) NDT
5) Stephen Hawking
6) Bill Gates
7) Carl Sagan
8) Richard Feynman
9) Michael Faraday
10) Stephen King
I would omit Stephen King, move Tesla down the list and insert Einstein.0 -
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OneHundredToLose wrote: »My list of favorite people would probably look something like this:
1) Isaac Newton
2) Nikola Tesla
3) Elon Musk
4) NDT
5) Stephen Hawking
6) Bill Gates
7) Carl Sagan
8) Richard Feynman
9) Michael Faraday
10) Stephen King
You should open your mind to some women. I'm pretty cool and worthy of the list...if I may say so myself
I was about to say the same thing Jen..I dont understand how we could possible be left off..0 -
Where's our homegirl Janelle tonight?0
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OneHundredToLose wrote: »My list of favorite people would probably look something like this:
1) Isaac Newton
2) Nikola Tesla
3) Elon Musk
4) NDT
5) Stephen Hawking
6) Bill Gates
7) Carl Sagan
8) Richard Feynman
9) Michael Faraday
10) Stephen King
You should open your mind to some women. I'm pretty cool and worthy of the list...if I may say so myself
You know that honestly wasn't intentional, those people are on there regardless of gender. That said, Williamina Fleming, Mary Shelley, and Marie Curie would make a slightly expanded list.
The problem is that for much of history women weren't taken seriously, so it's more rare to find people on the level of Newton or Tesla who happened to be female. They're showing up all over the place now though, and I think it's awesome.0 -
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OneHundredToLose wrote: »My list of favorite people would probably look something like this:
1) Isaac Newton
2) Nikola Tesla
3) Elon Musk
4) NDT
5) Stephen Hawking
6) Bill Gates
7) Carl Sagan
8) Richard Feynman
9) Michael Faraday
10) Stephen King
I would omit Stephen King, move Tesla down the list and insert Einstein.
I could agree with that. King's just on my personal list because he's by far my favorite author.0 -
Stephen king and Dean Koontz my fave authors too..0
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slimgirljo15 wrote: »Stephen king and Dean Koontz my fave authors too..
I have the Eye of the Crimson King tattooed on my left wrist. The Dark Tower literally changed my perspective on life.1 -
slimgirljo15 wrote: »OneHundredToLose wrote: »My list of favorite people would probably look something like this:
1) Isaac Newton
2) Nikola Tesla
3) Elon Musk
4) NDT
5) Stephen Hawking
6) Bill Gates
7) Carl Sagan
8) Richard Feynman
9) Michael Faraday
10) Stephen King
You should open your mind to some women. I'm pretty cool and worthy of the list...if I may say so myself
I was about to say the same thing Jen..I dont understand how we could possible be left off..
Right? I think I fit right between Hawking and Gates. I mean, I didn't overcome the challenges of ALS to become one of the world's most brilliant physicists, or develop the software that shapes modern computer culture, but I can rap all the lyrics to Mackelmore's "Downtown" like a bo$$0 -
OneHundredToLose wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »Stephen king and Dean Koontz my fave authors too..
I have the Eye of the Crimson King tattooed on my left wrist. The Dark Tower literally changed my perspective on life.
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To be honest I haven't really read his work as so much of it is in movie form...0
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slimgirljo15 wrote: »OneHundredToLose wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »Stephen king and Dean Koontz my fave authors too..
I have the Eye of the Crimson King tattooed on my left wrist. The Dark Tower literally changed my perspective on life.
And +1 for Christine0 -
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Loved them both also ..0
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slimgirljo15 wrote: »
Hmm.... The Stand and Salem's Lot are up there!
Did you know that those books are both canon to the Dark Tower? In fact, most of King's books are.0 -
I also loved ..Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter series..the first 8 the best....I dont think as good after no 8..0
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Man, I bit the *kitten* out of my tongue a bit ago. I was bleeding for like 10 minutes. It hurts, lol.0
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Ouch..it will be sore for days..usually turns into an ulcer..0
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