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Originally posted by Vehemence:
<STRONG> :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Well you've got the blonde hair right... :D

Ok, here are my mental conceptions of the people here:

Weasel: Arnold Schwarzenegger

Waverly: William Shatner

DarkPoet: Woody Allen

Mr. Sleep: Kevin Costner

T'Lainya: Goldie Hawn

C Elegans: Kathleen Turner

Leedogg: Sly Stallone

Georgi: Meg Ryan

Minerva: Sigourney Weaver

Brink: Dustin Hoffman

Fable: Michael Douglas

Yshania: Shania Twain

Gwalchmai: Tom Cruise

Gruntboy: Eddie Murphy

Xandax: Harrison Ford

Loner72: Julie Andrews

Ubik: Charles Bronson

There... now who did I forget?</STRONG>

What?!? :mad: Woody Allen?!?! :mad: Where do you get off, thinking I'm Woody Allen? :mad:

You, you, you, Crocodile Hunter :p "Steve Irwin" That's who Vehemence, reminds me off. :D
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LMAO @ Darkpoet! :D

Knew I'd get at least one of you ;) :D

Woody allen was either going to be assigned to you or waverly... and well, you got scisors, he got rock ;) :D
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LMAO :D

I was going put you as Pee Wee Herman, but WK/Foul won that one out. :D
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Peewee hermin?! Oh man, if there is anyone more annoying in this world... hmmm.. yea, I can see why you'd assimilate me with the guy then :D

MUAAA HA HA HAA *cough cough, wheeze* HA HA HA!
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OMG! Dustin Hoffman :eek: :eek: :p
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Originally posted by Vehemence:
<STRONG>Loner72: Julie Andrews</STRONG>
The hills are alive. No really, they are :D

Actually Alanis Morissette is closer (still no cigar though). Picture Alanis with Julie's personality and you'll have a nice virtual composite :D :p
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Hiya loner :) .How are you? :)
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Originally posted by Brink:
<STRONG>OMG! Dustin Hoffman :eek: :eek: :p </STRONG>
Yea, defintely Dustin, yea, definitely dustin hoffman... dustin hoffman good :)

K-mart sux! :D
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I am just dandy-o, Brink :D Can't stay long though, have plans for the day. Going to a museum of arms and armor :D
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Hey there Loner... Cynic no more? Care to elaborate? :D
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@Vehemence- :D

@loner- :eek: I hope you're not planning to steal some of those arms/armour :rolleyes: :D
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Why would I need to, Brink? I have a whole array of battle gear in my basement :D ;)
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@loner-It doesn't hurt to have more, does it? :rolleyes: :D
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Originally posted by loner72:
<STRONG>Why would I need to, Brink? I have a whole array of battle gear in my basement :D ;) </STRONG>
Do we have another Alexia on our hands??? :p :D
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Originally posted by loner72:
<STRONG>The hills are alive. No really, they are :D

Actually Alanis Morissette is closer (still no cigar though). Picture Alanis with Julie's personality and you'll have a nice virtual composite :D :p </STRONG>
Hmmmmmm, I was going to say something. :D Oh why not. I know edit and edit, then edit edit. Edit, did this, and edit edit edit here. It was so funny, edit and edit were edit edit edit at me. :D :p
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Why does everyone have me blond??? :p
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Originally posted by T'lainya:
<STRONG>Why does everyone have me blond??? :p </STRONG>

Really, you are too mean to be a blonde. :p

Blondes are more wishy washy. Right DW? :D
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Okay,
Vivien - Meg Ryan with long red hair
Dragon Wench - Catherine Zeta Jones with blond hair and none of the "ice queen" qualities
CE - Greta Scacci or maybe Estella Warren, though I actually haven't seen her act
Georgi - she might be a better Estella Warren
Minerva - oriental version of Holly Hunter
Fable - Werner Kemplerer (sp?) but younger, with a shock of dark hair, a monicle, and a fencing scar on his face.
Wait - maybe Loren Becall from "To Have and Have Not" might make a better CE. I'm just not sure...
Darkpoet - Sylvester Stalone, Kirk Russel, Mr. T, or maybe a mix of all three.
Kramor - a young Charles Bronson
Waverly - Charlton Heston (Get your hands off me, you damn dirty apes!)
Gruntboy - the guy who played Darth Maul (and the Toad in X-Men)
Thantor - Gort from The Day the Earth Stood Still


Still thinking...
Gwalchmai - self-conceived as Kevin Kline. But CE's suggestion may be good too...

Sorry for all the missspellings... :)
That there; exactly the kinda diversion we coulda used.
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Should i be offende gwally? :(
I'd have to get drunk every night and talk about virility...And those Pink elephants I'd see.
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Originally posted by Mr Sleep:
<STRONG>Should i be offende gwally? :( </STRONG>
Yes, Yes. You probably should be offended. But not by me. As I said, I'm still thinking. :D
That there; exactly the kinda diversion we coulda used.
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