If Anandtechers were famous people....

[Zenmervolt]

<< Okay, tough one. Who's linuxboy? >>

Hmmm, I'm tempted to say Timothy Leary, but Leary's been claimed for Moonbeam. Maybe Mike Pinder or Graeme Edge of the Moody Blues. I'd have suggested Justin Hayward or John Lodge too, but Pinder and Edge were/are far more esoteric. So, after a good 5 minutes of deliberation, I'm going to say Mike Pinder of the Moody Blues because Pinder was/is less depressing than Edge and a touch more enigmatic.

As for me, I'll stick with Bill Nye, though I like to think that I have a Graeme Edge streak.

ZV

 

[RossMAN]

<< ur all WRONG! RossMan would be................................................... BOB BARKER!!!!!!!! it fit's him right the PRICE IS RIGHT! >>



I dunno what to say, should I be pleased or disappointed?

 

[Spike]

lol, famous people comparisions? kinda strange.. though some of them I can definitly see the resemblence.

 

[TheFirm]

pleased of course! lol Happy Gilmore... ahhh im watching that tonight

 

[linuxboy]

Hmmm, I'm tempted to say Timothy Leary, but Leary's been claimed for Moonbeam. Maybe Mike Pinder or Graeme Edge of the Moody Blues. I'd have suggested Justin Hayward or John Lodge too, but Pinder and Edge were/are far more esoteric. So, after a good 5 minutes of deliberation, I'm going to say Mike Pinder of the Moody Blues because Pinder was/is less depressing than Edge and a touch more enigmatic.

Well... There's always Aldous Huxley or Huston Smith if you want to talk about the 60's and Harvard. Heck what about Robert Graves, Gerald Heard, Richard Alpert , Gordon Wasson, Alan Watts or Ralph Metzner? I'm not much of a musician, though I do tend to play on people's nerves What about guys like Tillich and Niebuhr? Plantinga or Alston? Or maybe some combination thereof.


so, who'm I? . The question of the day, eh?

You remind me somewhat of Elizabeth Barrett Browning. I admit I am utterly clueless when it comes to popular culture so any references made will likely pass by unrecognized in a group of hip youngsters like the people here.

Cheers !

 

[AreaCode707]

<< Hmmm, I'm tempted to say Timothy Leary, but Leary's been claimed for Moonbeam. Maybe Mike Pinder or Graeme Edge of the Moody Blues. I'd have suggested Justin Hayward or John Lodge too, but Pinder and Edge were/are far more esoteric. So, after a good 5 minutes of deliberation, I'm going to say Mike Pinder of the Moody Blues because Pinder was/is less depressing than Edge and a touch more enigmatic.

Well... There's always Aldous Huxley or Huston Smith if you want to talk about the 60's and Harvard. Heck what about Robert Graves, Gerald Heard, Richard Alpert , Gordon Wasson, Alan Watts or Ralph Metzner? I'm not much of a musician, though I do tend to play on people's nerves What about guys like Tillich and Niebuhr? Plantinga or Alston? Or maybe some combination thereof.


so, who'm I? . The question of the day, eh?

You remind me somewhat of Elizabeth Barrett Browning. I admit I am utterly clueless when it comes to popular culture so any references made will likely pass by unrecognized in a group of hip youngsters like the people here.

Cheers ! >>



I'm pop culture illiterate and proud of it. Though I do intend to getting around to watching all of Monty Python and the Holy Grail over spring break. But my movie tastes run largely pre-1970 and I sit quietly in bewilderment when I hear talk of modern actors or musicians. Eeks.

 

[TuffGirl]

<< ur all WRONG! RossMan would be................................................... BOB BARKER!!!!!!!! it fit's him right the PRICE IS RIGHT!>>

<<I dunno what to say, should I be pleased or disappointed?>>

<<pleased of course! lol Happy Gilmore... ahhh im watching that tonight >>

Yah Bob Barker was BADASS in Happy Gilmore!! rofl