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    nebusj-@-rpi-.edu (Joseph Nebus) wrote:   
      
   > 	5.  Through a remarkable ripple in the spacetime continuum,   
   > every American celebrity from the birth of the celebrity concept --   
   > let's say that was with Swedish Nightingale Jenny Lind around 1850 --   
   > through the present day is available [1], and you're booking the show's   
   > guests for that night.  Who do you put on?   
      
   I like Drew's suggestions of Groucho Marx and musical guest Jimi   
   Hendrix, but I would also put on Marilyn Monroe, plus "In the Year 2000"   
   with Albert Einstein, and have the middle comedy bit be Philo T.   
   Farnsworth apologizing for the NBC prime-time lineup.  (Well, he was   
   enough of a celebrity to have been on "I've Got a Secret" circa 1958.)   
      
   >    6.  What's your most typical dinner?  What would you prefer it   
   > was instead?   
      
   Typical is a Stouffer's brand frozen dinner.  I would prefer it was   
   something home-cooked by a personal chef.   
      
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