Starstruck or animalstruck?

[Tabris_The_17th]

Animal. Celebrities are overrated.

....except Sammuel L Jackson. Now there's a BAMF.

[Niko123000]

Animal. Celebrities are overrated.

....except Sammuel L Jackson. Now there's a BAMF.

"THAT'S IT! I'M TIRED OF THESE MUTHA ****ING SNAKES, ON THS MUTHA ****ING PLANE!"

[Fritz]

Niko, please see the movie before you start quoting it. Your quote is incorrect.

"I'VE HAD IT WITH THESE MOTHER******* INACCURATE QUOTES ON THIS MOTHER******* DEFINE CYNICAL!"

(MOD EDIT: I've had it with language that's never been appropriate on this forum.)

[Bocaj Claw]

And I've had it with planes and snakes! Who knew that they would go together like poisonous chocolate and flying peanut butter?

[Foxhound]

And I've had it with people hijacking threads.

Looks like seeing animals crushes seeing celebrities.

[Bocaj Claw]

But hijacking threads is a essential part of the Define Cynical experience.

[Joe3210]

But hijacking threads is a essential part of the Define Cynical experience.

Doesn't stop people from being ticked off about it.

[Muninn]

I took it to mean a general choice between animals and celebrities. Otherwise of course there a few famous people I'd choose over animals.

[Arloest]

Now the score seems to be 1-20. But I'd be surprised if, under a real-life circumstance where there actually WOULD be a celebrity and an animal, these proportions held true.

[Gizensha]

Now the score seems to be 1-20. But I'd be surprised if, under a real-life circumstance where there actually WOULD be a celebrity and an animal, these proportions held true.

Which celebrity. Genericly, 'celebrity or unusual animal', unusual animal wins every time. Specifically, it might not do, but since the question is in the generic rather than the specific ("Tom Baker or A Very Friendly Racoon", for example), I'll pick animal.

[Jerry Roosevelt]

I can't be THAT much more interesting than Tom Baker, can I?

[Holyman83]

celebrity are far too over rated. Give me a friendly fox anyday!