<p>“Those were the real men.” Only some of us here are, in fact, women…</p>
<p>Those are my ancestors!!!</p>
<p>id say that this ea thread rocks harder than any other ea thread.</p>
<p>new question, anyone??</p>
<p>If you could snog any character from a work of literature, who would it be and why?</p>
<p>I’d snog Mr. Darcy from Pride and Prejudice. He’s so hot. SO hot.</p>
<p>can we agree to not use the word snog? if so then i’m in.</p>
<p>i would make out with count vronksy from anna karenina. hot.</p>
<p>What’s wrong with snogging?</p>
<p>Sure though, use whatever word you want.</p>
<p>haha, for some reason the word snog just really gets on my nerves, especially when americans use it. its so gretchen from mean girls. :)</p>
<p>hahaha, this is the weirdest question ever. um, I’d snog meg from a wrinkle in time. On the cover she seemed bookishly hot (har har… and you know what I mean :p…) oh yeah, i’d snog her. twice.</p>
<p>i’d make out w/ Mme. de Renal from The Red and the Black</p>
<p>I just love the way the word “snog” sounds. You’re right, it’s weird for an American…but it’s just such a fun word to say.</p>
<p>To me, “snog” has always sounded like the name of some weird, snail-like animal…
I’d kiss Lord Henry from The Picture of Dorian Gray…because he’s evil, sarcastic, and manipulative…and that’s just SO hot…or that awesome Trainspotting guy who chose not to choose life ;)</p>
<p>well I just decided about Yale ea…im pretty excited actually and Im glad that I finallyy made up my mind
I second “snogging” veronsky or better yet Levin…he is a lot more romantic and he seems like the sweet type whereas veronsky is a player. ahh levin that farm boy… lol</p>
<p>Lol…You’re right, “snog” is a weird word when Americans say it, but it just sounds so cool!
I have to second jhudora…Lord Henry is swoon-worthy. But…I also have to add Blaise Zabini from the Harry Potter books. He’s nearer my age, and so haughty! <em>Sighs</em> Why do we always have to fall for the twisted, manipulative jerks?</p>
<p>jay gatsby or nick (i only say nick because paul rudd played him in the tv movie so now i associate nick with paul rudd and i think paul rudd is pretty cute…then again he also reminds me of clueless and i love that movie but the incestuality of it bothers me slightly). whew. i love gatsbys mysteriousness and selflessness.
also, david sedaris (even though hes gay) because hes crazy sarcastic and one of the funniest writers ive ever read. so yeah. 
also, i love british words and i love spelling words britishy, even tho microsoft always underlines them, xenophobic bastards heehee. like humour and colour and grey.</p>
<p>haha and i second mr darcy. god, i love jane austen book guys.</p>
<p>I love Mr. Darcy. I read the book and fell in love. Then I saw the BBC version of the movie and fell even more in love. Colin Firth IS Mr. Darcy…when he was younger anyway.</p>
<p>I like Brit words too. My absolute favorite word ever is “Coloure.” It’s actually some kind of hair color…L’Oreal maybe. It’s not the British spelling, but it just has so many superfluous letters! Beautiful.</p>
<p>bump… sup guys? i just got back from a yale info session at my high school. kind of a waste of time, though, since i’ve learned so much from CC already…</p>
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<li>evad</li>
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<li>hope</li>
<li>filmxoxo17</li>
<li>the bard lives</li>
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<li>DANHAK</li>
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