Haskins

He was civil to the death about him, and kept his faith in the republic.

for you, pen, exactly 26 words.

outlaw freethinker,
american king of free verse;
great emancipator from the
shackles of european formalism.
hated by many in his time,
now read 'round the world.

Would I like him?

billythrilly7th said:

Would I like him?

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you should aspire to.

But would I?

Not one day, but right now?

Blackheart said:

OK. Thanks

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you betcha.

Well, *I* like Walt Whitman a great deal, at any rate.

Blackheart said:

He was gay

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So? I like you.

Holla!

lol...

Is there a point?

I love my gay friends.

I'm more concerned with his intelligence, humor and common sense quotient or CSQ.

Nah.

Gregory Peck, hands down.

He shot a bunch of people at the University of Texas.
Oh wait, that's Charles Whitman

Blackheart said:

He was gay

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bs...any proof?

if you look at the face and beyond the beard, the best casting would be alec baldwin. though the young gene hackman, as he appeared in 'young frankenstein' could have pulled it off.

William Haskins said:

if you look at the face and beyond the beard, the best casting would be alec baldwin. though the young gene hackman, as he appeared in 'young frankenstein' could have pulled it off.

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Charlie Sheen, hands down.

when I think of Uncle Walt I think of this: (thrilly should know this, it's from a movie and this part was inspired by looking at a picture of walt.)

I close my eyes, and this image floats beside me.
A sweaty-toothed madman with a stare that pounds my brain.
His hands reach out and choke me.
And all the time he's mumbling.
Mumbling truth... Truth's like a blanket that always leaves your feet cold.
You push it, stretch it, it'll never be enough. You kick at it, beat it, it will never cover any of us. From the moment we enter crying to the moment we leave dying, it will cover just your head as you wail and cry and scream!

Yes. Alec Baldwin. Wow.

Too bad he's doing "30 Rock."

Stew21 said:

when I think of Uncle Walt I think of this: (thrilly should know this, it's from a movie and this part was inspired by looking at a picture of walt.)

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It must be a Pre-1970 movie.

too bad he decided to leave the country...oh wait...he didn't really do that did he?\
(alec, not walt)

Stew21 said:

too bad he decided to leave the country...oh wait...he didn't really do that did he?

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None of them seem to.

billythrilly7th said:

It must be a Pre-1970 movie.

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um. no. Robin Williams, Ethan Hawke, uh...you're kidding me, right?

Stew21 said:

um. no. Robin Williams, Ethan Hawke, uh...you're kidding me, right?

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Love the film, but I didn't remember that part, my captainess, my captainess.