Who is your historical boyfriend?

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Agreed, but have you taken the quiz Theo? I reckon you’ll get everyone’s favourite chess computer (and Garbage fan) Deep Blue.

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Oliver Reed

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Stalin :smile:

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Lucky boy!

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Good quiz btw

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Jack Kerouac - that’ll do nicely

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Che Guevara

best choice

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i got che too :+1:

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just did this one and got chekov

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@Jeremys_Iron is that La Cuna? I’ve been there too - also got him as my boyfriend.

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Mark Twain

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I got Chekov too

What a player

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Albert Camus. Phwoar, what a babe.

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* Winter I

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Ernest Hemingway, swoon.

This wistful wordsmith had you at “Moveable Feast.” Hemingway, famous for his economical style of writing, was a man of few words, dazzling you with his suave style, dashing good looks, and chivalry. In this lustful liaison you scored good drinking buddy and a seductive storyteller, including that time he established a world record by catching seven marlins in one day.

First date: Drinking dirty martinis at a café on La Seine.

Break up: He went fishing and never came back.

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Alright @Scout! Glad you made it across safe and sound :smiley: It’s La Floridita in Havana! Didn’t quite have as many daiquiris as the big man but I played my part.

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That’s probably what I meant, I thought it was called La Cuna but I don’t know where I got that from.

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