Frank Zappa.
Frank Zappa.
John Candy.
Pluto Nash... er, Eddie Murphy.
Solfe
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'That was tops! Who's not good at math? I was all, "Four!"' - Finn, Adventure Time.
Hayden Christensen.
Oh wait, you meant as in "United States" -- not "North American."
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Hugo Chavez
Samuel Clemens
Neil Armstrong.
I'll go with Erik Buell.
Bueller... Bueller... Buelller?
Solfe
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'That was tops! Who's not good at math? I was all, "Four!"' - Finn, Adventure Time.
The Greatest American Hero
Ronald Reagan.
I was watching an old movie with Reagan as his standard, humble, good guy, and reflecting that, depending upon how History turns, he might well be remembered as the Last Great American. He already has that status in Republican circles. Another turn, and he's just another former actor out of his element. Stay tuned.
Frank Zappa quoted Reagan in print on his
Broadway The Hardway album cover as having uttered (context devoid)
' ...facts are stupid things....'
Bill Hicks was a great American.
Kraft Singles.
George Washington, in that without him there would be no America.
Washington: the only U.S. President who didn't blame his troubles on the previous administration.
"Articles of Confederation."
(Way to ruin a joke!)![]()
For a time, I was keen on Robert Anton Wilson.
Benedict Arnold
I wish I knew all those years ago that simply joining this board and proclaiming myself to be rational would magically transform my uninformed opinions into science; it would have saved me a lot of time and effort.
Deborah, AKA Mrs. Swift
(hey, I don't want to sleep on the couch)
Johnny Depp.
Norman Bates
I wish I knew all those years ago that simply joining this board and proclaiming myself to be rational would magically transform my uninformed opinions into science; it would have saved me a lot of time and effort.