Who is a better lover - Ernest Hemingway, Cindy from The Brady Bunch, Darkwing Duck, or an Old Oak Tree?
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I'd like to do Cindy Brady while she is reading Hemingway in a treehouse in an old oak tree while watching Darkwing Duck
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It wasn't Jean, it was Maureen.  I don't think they were related.  Jean was Edith Bunker...she's still alive, and about 83.
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Tim McGraw or Brad Paisley
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Gone With the Wind is truely my favorite. You have to stick with it though, because Margaret Mitchell moves the story at a sometimes-slow pace... It is a classic! My very favorite. Another great older book would be basically, anything by Mark Twain, John Steinbeck, or, another one of my favorites, Arthur Miller. (Arthur Miller is a playwright, but his plays are amazing.) \n\nEnjoy reading!!!
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Jesus is a good answer,and I'd have to agree,but as far as mortal man I'd have to say Hank Williams SR. he still has a large fan base after being dead over fifty-three years.
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Marilyn Monroe was a famous American movie star in the 50s abd 60s.  She was considered a sex symbol at the time.  She was reputed to have been a mistress to President John F. Kennedy.  She was married several times, especially notably to the baseball player Joe DiMaggio.  She committed suicide by a drug overdose.  Famous movies included "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"
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Flannery O'Connor, Writer \n\nBorn: 25 March 1925 \nBirthplace: Savannah, Georgia \nDied: 3 August 1964 (complications from lupus) \nBest Known As: Southern author of "A Good Man is Hard to Find" \nName at birth: Mary Flannery O'Connor\n\nFlannery O'Connor's stories are characterized by misfits and fanatics from the American South, usually struggling with questions of violence and spiritual faith. Though she wrote two novels, O'Connor is most remembered for her short stories, the most famous being "A Good Man is Hard To Find" (1953) and "Everything That Rises Must Converge" (1961). She died from lupus when she was 39 years old. A posthumous collection, The Complete Short Stories of Flannery O'Connor, won the National Book Award in 1972.\n\nO'Connor's novels: Wise Blood (1952) and The Violent Bear It Away (1960).
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Forrest Gump.\n\n"FORREST GUMP"\nScreenplay by\nEric Roth\nBased on a novel by\nWinston Groom
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Neil Armstrong\nany president\nmaybe an ispirational author
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Fall River is famous for Lizzie Boren.  I hear that the old house was turn into a museum.
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:I like many different trees. I like the feel of the real trees but I don't like the needles all over my carpet. And one year we found a bird nest in the tree so that was the end of that.\nI also really love the new fiber optic trees, and the red and white trees w/ lights. I just like them all. :) But mostly I love to decorate them with my children. All the laughing and hot cocoa, and memories...
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how about Cristina Ricci in The Adams Family or Winona Ryder in Beatlejuice?
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Go to www.wb.com  Elmer Fudd, and Tweetie Bird's Granny!
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A Forest of Oak Trees
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I agree whole heartedly with "A Good Walk Spoiled"\n\nSome other great choices are "The Open" also by Feinstein, "Somewhere, a Village Is Missing an Idiot" by David Feherty and "Cinderella Story" by Bill Murray and George Peper.\n\nAll are excellent golf books, really great reads, and not instructional.
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"A Walk in the Woods" by Bill Bryson\n\nIt's a hilarious true-life adventure of two middle-aged, out of shape guys hiking the Appalachian Trail.\n\nPaul Giamatti would be Bill.\nJohn Goodman would be Katz.
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Robin Williams- Mrs. Doubtfire------ aliens and old women! What diversity!