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Which ficitonal book/movie character do you resemble the most?

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Martin

Lifer
While I was staring at the sky today I realized that I am almost exactly like Pierre Bezukhov from War and Peace. The similarities are amazing: The absent-mindedness, the introvertness, the disconnectedness from the world, the way he behaves around people, the way his thoughts consume him, everything! In fact, the only differences I can think of are that while he thinks about metaphysical things, my thoughts are centred on scientific things. That, and I am not filthy rich.

Its kinda depressing though, since I didn't like Piere and thought he was somewhat of a fool while I was reading the book 🙁
 
When I was in my teens, I probably identified most w/ Holden Caulfield from The Catcher in the Rye. A few of my friends said that I was the spitting image of Nick Twisp from Youth in Revolt. Now? I dunno, Nick from the Great Gatsby, if I'm in a bad mood. 😛
 
jessica from Who Frames Roger Rabbit!

hahaha!!
😉

edit: actually, it is more like that green witch with the flying hairpins on the Bug Bunny Cartoon.
 
Once, me and some friends were on a curvey road in the mountains, so it was hard to see if cars were coming. Then i heard a car, so I yelled, "Get out of the road!", saving my life as well as two others.

After we got out of the road, one of them was laughing at me, saying that when I said "get out of the road", it sounded just like Frodo, from the first lord of the rings movie. I think this was even befor I saw the d@mn movie. Now one of them brings it up all the time. I should have just let thoes @ssholes die.
 
Randall Waterhouse from Cryptonomicon.

I would like to say Lawrence Pritcherd Watherhouse, from the same book, but I'm not quite that smart.
 
I think I'm most like Holden Caulfield as well. But if we're including TV shows in this too, I'm pretty much a spitting image of Monica Geller from Friends, minus the boobs. 😛
 
Originally posted by: Strangone
Originally posted by: djheater
On consideration, smetimes I feel like others regard me as a TOS vulcan.
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And statements like that actually make others view you as The Comic Book Guy from The Simpsons. 😉
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I managed a comic book store for 5 years, so it's probably not far from the truth. My favorite comic store personality was a guy who would call once a month to ask silly questions. He'd call and pretend to want to know if an issue had come in or if we had specific back issue then he'd ask a crazy question. I knew things had gone a bit to far when I ended up talking to him for about an hour after he asked, "In a fight between a Star Destroyer and the Enterprise, which one would win"
I responded with, "Original Enterprise or 'E' Class?" and the conversation lasted quite a while.
Wish I still worked there 🙁, instead of doing tech crap.
 
Hmmm, perhaps Winston Smith from 1984 - initially fight the system and then become a part of it
but just shoot me if I ever come to love Big Brother
 
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