I'm a bit amazed at hammered dulcimers -- maybe it's the plural.
Mind that I am speaking of IJ, here. I think on LJ that none of these interests are unique. As for using the plural, it's to conform to the suggesion LJ makes that interests should grammatically fit in the sentence "I like _____" (although I have a few that don't, such as "goth").
Gilbert Williams is (was? I'm not sure if he's still alive) a visionary/New Age artist. I think calendars of his work are still released annually. I don't think he has his own website, but a Google images search will turn up plenty.
Robert Holdstock is an author. He wrote a series of books I like called the Mythago Wood Cycle.
Leisure Suit Larry is not a who, it's a what, except in the sense that fictional characters are also people (thankfully, I have never been contacted by a Larry! *wink*). There are actually games still being produced in this series, although I'm referring to the ones made by now-defunct-except-as-a-trademark Sierra Games. See also http://www.allowe.com/.
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Date: Feb. 25th, 2009 04:52 am (UTC)From:I'm a bit amazed at hammered dulcimers -- maybe it's the plural.
and who are gilbert williams and robert holdstock, hmmm. for that matter, who is leisure suit larry?
*8wanders off to investigate**
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Date: Feb. 25th, 2009 05:10 am (UTC)From:Mind that I am speaking of IJ, here. I think on LJ that none of these interests are unique. As for using the plural, it's to conform to the suggesion LJ makes that interests should grammatically fit in the sentence "I like _____" (although I have a few that don't, such as "goth").
Gilbert Williams is (was? I'm not sure if he's still alive) a visionary/New Age artist. I think calendars of his work are still released annually. I don't think he has his own website, but a Google images search will turn up plenty.
Robert Holdstock is an author. He wrote a series of books I like called the Mythago Wood Cycle.
Leisure Suit Larry is not a who, it's a what, except in the sense that fictional characters are also people (thankfully, I have never been contacted by a Larry! *wink*). There are actually games still being produced in this series, although I'm referring to the ones made by now-defunct-except-as-a-trademark Sierra Games. See also http://www.allowe.com/.