Scholar of the Week: A New Politics Forum Tradition, This Week: HatVol

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OrangeEmpire

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Our Scholar of the week is going to HatVol.

And I'll start him off with these questions:

Hat, who is your favorite writer?

What is your favorite book?

What have you learned from your experiences here at Volnation?
 
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1. Hemingway. 2. No One Here Gets Out Alive. 3. That intense debate between intelligent individuals is exhilirating, while trying to reason with imbeciles is exhausting.
 
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Hat - what movie would you recommend everyone (or at least the intelligent individuals) on this board watch?
 
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If you had to choose another occuaption besides law, what would you choose? Excluding sports and entertainment.
 
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1. Confessions of a Dangerous Mind. 2. High School History/Civics teacher.
 
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OrangeEmpire said:
Our Scholar of the week is going to FineVol.

And I'll start him off with these questions:

Hat, who is your favorite writer?

What is your favorite book?

What have you learned from your experiences here at Volnation?
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Why thanks Orange E!:)

1. Dr. Suess 2. Cat in the Hat- He eats them in the end......really 3. How much everyone loves my posts. They cant get enough. Vader is my biggest fan.:dance2:
 
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1.) Describe your perfect woman.

2.) What is one thing that you believe is untrue but you believe has the likelihood of actually being true and why?
 
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1. Educated, independent, busty. 2. Barry Bonds used steroids. I don't believe it because I choose not to do so.
 
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I'm not sure Chuck Barris has ever really indicated if he actually worked for The Company or not. I think he feels it adds an aura of mystery to his story.
 
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hatvol96 said:
I'm not sure Chuck Barris has ever really indicated if he actually worked for The Company or not. I think he feels it adds an aura of mystery to his story.
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But clearly Jaye P Morgan, Jamie Farr and Artie Johnson were with the Company...
 
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hatvol96 said:
I'm not sure Chuck Barris has ever really indicated if he actually worked for The Company or not. I think he feels it adds an aura of mystery to his story.
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I always find it funny when CIA employees discuss working for "The Company" ... I try to get them to refer back to the CIA as many times as I can to see how many oddly-worded sentences I can get them to say involving multiple "The Company"s. :whistling:
 
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As President for a day, I would shift the focus of the War on Terrorism from Iraq to Afghanistan, Pakistan, Indonesia, and Syria.
 
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who is a better drummer, Alex Van Halen, Phil Collins or Animal?

Have the lyrics to a pop song from the 80's changed your perspective on a particular topic?

name one person, living or dead, with whom you'd like to have a spirited debate with. and why you'd pick that person.
 
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hatvol96 said:
As President for a day, I would shift the focus of the War on Terrorism from Iraq to Afghanistan, Pakistan, Indonesia, and Syria.
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I notice that Iran is absent. How close do you think they are to popular revolt?
 
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Hat....let's say this is CPF's last season because for whatever reasons the Vols somehow go undefeated and beat USC in the national title game. Your the Vols AD...who's your top 3 choices as the next Vols coach and why?
 
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1. Animal, but Collins is close. 2. Yes. I often look to lyrics from the Paul Young classic "I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down" to help me interpret the posts of others. 3. Aaron Burr. He is one of the most underrated, brilliant figures in American history.
 
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I think Iran has internal problems, as well as economic troubles, that make them more vulnerable to diplomatic and informational campaigns than military intervention.
 
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