What character from popular culture do you think best describes you.

[SecantSquared]

I have much deeper dislike for people who remind me of Peter and Quagmire.

i don't think i could ever speak to someone as stupid as Peter.

 

[EffEmDoubleyou]

what about when he got it on with loretta?

It was a shitty thing to do, but it wasn't incongruent with his character. Nobody could say "Oh my God, can you believe what Quagmire did???" It was just Quagmire being Quagmire. I guess I chose words poorly when I said that he can't stab you in the back. I should have said he can't sneakily do it. His faults are out front for all to see.

And now I'm done derailing.

 

[SecantSquared]

It was a shitty thing to do, but it wasn't incongruent with his character. Nobody could say "Oh my God, can you believe what Quagmire did???" It was just Quagmire being Quagmire. I guess I chose words poorly when I said that he can't stab you in the back. I should have said he can't sneakily do it. His faults are out front for all to see.

And now I'm done derailing.

you were still wrong. and i never argued that that wasn't Quagmire's personality. just that it was definitely backstabbing.

 

[Spamtar]

you were still wrong. and i never argued that that wasn't Quagmire's personality. just that it was definitely backstabbing.

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I wouldn't say it was backstabbing. Backstabbing infers he did it to hurt Cleveland. He didn't do it to hurt anyone he was just too horney, couldn't help himself. Loretta on the other hand...

Ok I will get back on topic. This version Dr. Who (not so much what he looks like but how he acted in the role)

 

[Ivy]

Eccleston was my favorite Doctor.

Edit: Of the new Doctors anyway. I like Tom Baker of the oldies.

 

[SecantSquared]

i loved torchwood. i think i liked it more than dr. who, actually. characters were great, and the freedom/uncensored...ness...was great.

 

[Spamtar]

Eccleston was my favorite Doctor.

Edit: Of the new Doctors anyway. I like Tom Baker of the oldies.

Eccleston like you too Ivy.

 

[Polaris]

If I were French, female, and a whole lot more childlike, I would be the mirror image of Amélie Poulain. The whole movie felt almost autobiographical--except I haven't come into my own and probably never will. A few other characters who resonate with me are Hermione Granger, Luna Lovegood, and Anne Shirley.

 

[wolfy]

Are you severely depressed?

I doubt it. I don't know why I can relate so well. But truthfully I can relate very well.

and/or a dog-food eating hippie?

No wonder I like wolfy. Anybody who can relate to a dogfood eating hippy can't be all bad.

Shaggy is best. Who could hate Shaggy.

I'm trying to think which muppet character I relate to best. Gonzo maybe, but I am as yet undecided.

 

[pure_mercury]

what about when he got it on with loretta?

Loretta was all into him. He didn't initiate that.

 

[TickTock]

Someone handed me a peanuts strip once and said it was like me.

I'm sure there's a better one. When I think I'll add it in.

 

[Halla74]

Here's me:

A helpless romantic with no common sense...

 

[Ivy]

OMG, I was totally going to say Johnny Bravo for Halla!

 

[Halla74]

OMG, I was totally going to say Johnny Bravo for Halla!

That's like Pinocchio turning real...

Big smooches for you!

 

[wolfy]

OMG, I was totally going to say Johnny Bravo for Halla!

Yeah, fits. Or maybe a productive Bart Simpson.
Anybody have one for me? I'm interested in other suggestions. Ones I might not have thought of...

 

[Athenian200]

I'm guessing C3-P0.

 

[Nonsensical]

Simba from the Lion King.

 

[DiscoBiscuit]

Here's me:

A helpless romantic with no common sense...

Totally!

 

[Gish]

 

[DiscoBiscuit]

Definitely Katsumoto from the last Samurai as portrayed by Ken Watanabe