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Sounds like a business-conscious decision. I am sure you would be on Oprah's couch within a week and make desperate stay-at-home moms teary-eyed; maybe they would even develop a little crush on this saved miner while feeding a two-year old or ironing their husbands' shirts. I don't want to sound...

You seem to be more confident in who you are than most people then. This is how a religion is born. People have this dire need to cling on to someone, or hope itself. I did not try to include anyone in particular,; honestly, I did not even include me when I referred to "we" earlier. But masses...

I think it shows us again how badly we are in need of heroes. Is it the media that feeds this desire of ours or do we truly need reassurance that good and right things still happen to ordinary people in this world so we keep on going and hoping for good things to happen in our little lives...

You were one of the Chilean miners and just got rescued from underground. Let us also assume you don't have to be hospitalized and are well, physically. What would be one of the first things you do after returning home?

It makes me wonder...what would someone do if they were rescued after an experience like this (assuming they would not be hospitalized)? Would they eat a steak first, make love, light a candle in a church or say a prayer, get drunk, or just mind their normal everyday business again? I was once...

Sweet. Gamelive has style.

Kato...I like this: he just is and does. With warm regards, Emmi

One of those who want to always feel in control.

Yes, you do. And I know men "of your kind" fairly well. :)

And don't forget about Carla Bruni. :) PS: RJ, you sound like a libertarian.

RJ, you cheered for McCain, I assume?

Maybe...

A former colleague (actually, he was my boss) of mine gave me his report (a Feasibility Study he had been working on for quite some time) to edit. I threw it back on his desk and said it was the worst piece of crap I had ever read. Not nice. I could/should have given him better feedback. BUT...

"Memories of My Melancholy Whores" by Marquez. It is a stimulating novella. Let me know if you like it. http://www.amazon.com/Memories-Melancholy-Whores-Gabriel-Marquez/dp/1400095948/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1286648513&sr=8-5

This is a good one AND educational. :)

What is the last book you read, Mr? Tell us.

seriously?

Anna Karenina - the best love story ever told. Mr Darcy and Zomies Brother of Sleep (not sure it is easily available translated, very cool debut novel by an Austrian...Robert Schneider) I also enjoy ethnic minority lit (Rudolfo Anaya) And never forget Paul Auster (he is not just extremely...

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