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decca_crane in mark_valley

A few of Mark's favorite things

Apr 25, 2005 14:09

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hornypenny April 25 2005, 22:02:14 UTC

Great picture. Very cool indeed.

"Being told no" --Doubt he has ever heard that response by a woman. *wink*

ex_obligati April 25 2005, 23:19:44 UTC

alot of his answers shocked the hell out of me. He's a profound guy. I thought he was just a typical man behind the acting.

God he's sexy and intelligent.

decca_crane April 25 2005, 23:54:17 UTC

He is indeed astute and disciplined. His accomplishments are remarkable: West Point, a convoy leader delivering bombs in the army, speaks German.

I found another place where he answered similar questions:
Which historical figure do you most identify with?
General George Patton

And it looks like he's on record as revising one item he answered above:
What is your greatest fear?
UFO abduction and analysis

ex_obligati April 25 2005, 23:58:34 UTC

he really had those answers? hot damn.

Who interviewed him?

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Smart Hot Guy Who's Not Gay luvblondmen April 26 2005, 00:59:41 UTC

If my husband wasn't so smart and hot, I'd be married to MV. He can walk on his hands all over me.

decca_crane April 26 2005, 02:44:31 UTC

I think he should lend his voice for an audiobook version of Advanced Multivariable Calculus.

If MV were a math teacher... luvblondmen April 26 2005, 15:06:59 UTC

it would be the best incentive to get girls to take more math classes in high school.

Re: If MV were a math teacher... decca_crane April 26 2005, 19:51:19 UTC

Prof Valley.
His fundamental theorem might go something like this:

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Re: If MV were a math teacher... hornypenny April 26 2005, 21:54:53 UTC

Where do I register for this class?

Re: If MV were a math teacher... decca_crane April 27 2005, 03:57:49 UTC

I think its more of a one-on-one tutoring situation.

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luvblondmen April 26 2005, 15:10:26 UTC

The little castle at the bottom of his yearbook photo I think indicates that he was in the Army Corps of Engineers. I think.

decca_crane April 27 2005, 04:00:32 UTC

It is [link]! Brilliant. Now... can you decipher "Rugby 4,3; CPRC 4; Catholic Sunday School Teachers 4,3"?

luvblondmen April 27 2005, 15:41:39 UTC

Checked out the West Point site specifically for the student clubs. There is Rugby Club and I am assuming that when he was there, the Catholic Sunday School Teachers Club existed but it does not now. A club with the initials CPRC does not exist now but because there is stuff on his yearbook bio about respect, that it could have been what is now called the "Respect Council Advisory Council." That's my guess. I am assuming that the numbers mean the year he participated in these clubs--3rd year, 4th year.