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    1. Alex Priest
      alexpriest responded to astralaudio 14 Jul 10

      What book or movie can you read/watch over and over and still have yourself emotionally wrapped up in the story even though you know the ending?

      Donnie Darko. Dunno why, just always been one of my absolute favorite movies--probably because it's so complex.

    2. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 14 Jul 10

      Do you believe in ghosts?

      Haha, nope. :-)

    3. Alex Priest
      alexpriest responded to sorano916 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    4. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    5. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    6. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    7. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    8. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    9. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    10. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    11. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    12. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    13. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    14. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    15. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    16. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    17. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    18. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    19. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

    20. Alex Priest
      alexpriest 2 Jul 10

      When you read/hear something from a celebrity (Twitter, article, interview, etc.), would you be comfortable with them talking about their political/religious views or would you want them to keep quiet? Or just be somewhere in the middle?

      I think they *should* talk about their views. The more opinions are out there, the more public people are about those opinions, the less "taboo" it will be to have a dissenting opinion.

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