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Where you'd seem quite normal?
by SPIKE
i'd wanna live in twin peaks
I'd like to live in Manhattan (Woody Allen).
Posted: 15:22 Mar 19 2002
where would you live
if you could live in a film or book or tv series, where would you live? i'd wanna live in twin peaks or in that star trek film in that thing that kirk got stuck in and all your dreams come true and you do what you want.
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I'd like to live in Manhattan (Woody Allen).
Posted: 15:22 Mar 19 2002
Ooooh there are loads of good ones, but I think something along the lines of Dallas or Dynasty for me. Simply because everyone there is rich or pretty or both 
Plus your chances of surviving a fatal accident and returning next year are better than average 
Plus your chances of surviving a fatal accident and returning next year are better than average
Posted: 16:11 Mar 19 2002 
I'd like to live in the house that the Salinger family lived in in "Party of Five", that is one gorgeous house...
Posted: 16:13 Mar 19 2002 
As opposed to being a Marvel Comic character, with or without an adamantium skeleton?
by MonSTeR
Ooooh there are loads of good ones, but I think something along the lines of Dallas or Dynasty for me. Simply because everyone there is rich or pretty or both
Interesting question. I'll have to go away and think about this one...
Posted: 16:14 Mar 19 2002 LOL - True a mutant healing factor, unbreakable bones and razor sharp claws are handy, but then again so is a multi-million dollar oil baron's fortune
by Joe
As opposed to being a Marvel Comic character, with or without an adamantium skeleton?
Posted: 16:22 Mar 19 2002
In fact Joe, I think you're onto a winner here!!! Marvel characters seldom get old and manage to keep a great physique with no aparent effort. Sure someone tries to kill you once a month, but you're the hero of your own comic book, it's pretty certain you'll survive. (Unless your title gets canned )
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Posted: 16:33 Mar 19 2002
Great topic, Spike!
First answer would be in San Fransisco in the Halliwell sister's house. I could be a long lost cousin of theirs. Would have to change my name though ... maybe Pebbles
This may change, however!
(Edited by Red 19/03/2002 17:42)
First answer would be in San Fransisco in the Halliwell sister's house. I could be a long lost cousin of theirs. Would have to change my name though ... maybe Pebbles
This may change, however!
(Edited by Red 19/03/2002 17:42)
Posted: 16:37 Mar 19 2002
Ohhhhh - I saw this picture of a house in an advert in a magazine once. A big old reconverted barn in its own grounds next to a lake... lots of big old trees to sit under and it was sunny in the picture so of course it would *always* be sunny there.
However, I assume its not to far away from a motorway/city/shopping center, comes with a pitful of money so whoever moved in wouldn't need a job and the huge garden was self maintaining or had an unobtrusive gardener.
However, I assume its not to far away from a motorway/city/shopping center, comes with a pitful of money so whoever moved in wouldn't need a job and the huge garden was self maintaining or had an unobtrusive gardener.
Posted: 19:45 Mar 19 2002 Well, it wouldn't be Sunnydale that's for sure!!
by SPIKE
if you could live in a film or book or tv series, where would you live?
Yeah, the Nexus sounds a nice place to be, who cares if it aint real???
i'd wanna live in twin peaks or in that star trek film in that thing that kirk got stuck in and all your dreams come true and you do what you want.
Posted: 20:18 Mar 19 2002 
Of course, the flip side of that is the Matrix where the first one was an Eden like paradise but it crashed because the human mind couldn't cope with 'perfection' and needed the bad side of life as well as the good side
by misskittyfantastic
Yeah, the Nexus sounds a nice place to be, who cares if it aint real???
Posted: 20:44 Mar 19 2002 This may be the reason why Reed Richards cannot be killed by conventional weapons...
by MonSTeR
In fact Joe, I think you're onto a winner here!!! Marvel characters seldom get old and manage to keep a great physique with no aparent effort. Sure someone tries to kill you once a month, but you're the hero of your own comic book, it's pretty certain you'll survive. (Unless your title gets canned
Still thinking. Would choose Voyager, if only to slap Janeway for not using Transwarp to get home (Okay, crew turning into giant fish is downside, but reversable). However, chances are would turn up in red uniform...
Still thinking (LotR Diaries a hoot and a half!).
Posted: 03:21 Mar 20 2002 That's not enough in the DC universe. You can go insane, kill your friends and mentors, attempt to alter history, then kill yourself re-igniting the sun. And you still get to come back as the Spectre! (Long time Hal Jordan fan rant there...)
by MonSTeR
In fact Joe, I think you're onto a winner here!!! Marvel characters seldom get old and manage to keep a great physique with no aparent effort. Sure someone tries to kill you once a month, but you're the hero of your own comic book, it's pretty certain you'll survive. (Unless your title gets canned )
Posted: 04:46 Mar 20 2002 
Northern Exposure, without a doubt. I've always dreamed of living in that show. Cicely, Alaska was my idea of heaven - beautuful scenery, great community and Chris in the Morning on the radio. Perfect.
Posted: 08:51 Mar 20 2002
about the comic heroes not dying? loads of them have died havn't they and didn't batman get old and fat? i'm sire superman died didn't he and gambit i know he died at one point.
Posted: 08:58 Mar 20 2002 But they all come back .... and Batman didn't get old and fat he got grey and distinguished
by SPIKE
about the comic heroes not dying? loads of them have died havn't they and didn't batman get old and fat? i'm sire superman died didn't he and gambit i know he died at one point.
Posted: 09:54 Mar 20 2002
Always kinda fancied being a Herald from Mercedes Lackey's Valdemar books. I'd be great at fighting, get to do magic, ride a magic horse, fight evil and right wrongs... and for a fantasy setting the plumbing in Haven is pretty good
Posted: 12:25 Mar 20 2002 No, no, that was Bruce Wayne...
by SPIKEand didn't batman get old and fat?
(or was it Elvis?)
Posted: 12:39 Mar 20 2002 
by Desire
Ohhhhh - I saw this picture of a house in an advert in a magazine once. A big old reconverted barn in its own grounds next to a lake... lots of big old trees to sit under and it was sunny in the picture so of course it would *always* be sunny there.
However, I assume its not to far away from a motorway/city/shopping center, comes with a pitful of money so whoever moved in wouldn't need a job and the huge garden was self maintaining or had an unobtrusive gardener.
Wow, that's something similar to what I'd like, I've still not decided over barn conversion, or big old log-cabin/lodge type thing
And in the winter when it gets a bit cold, there'd be a nice big log fire roaring away, and you'd be able to sit on the big rug drinking big cups of hot chocolate/alcoholic beverages, toasting marshmallows in the fire enjoying, conversation with a few close friends
/me wanderes off to live in his dream for a bit longer
Posted: 12:46 Mar 20 2002 [ 1 2 ]