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It's me!
Ultimate 'About Me'
by Sooz_123
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Man, are you capable of being just?
It's me!
All About Me
Ultimate 'About Me'
by Sooz_123
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1. What is Your Name?
I was born Marie Gouz but I changed it to Olympe de Gouges when I moved to Paris
2. How old are you? I was born on May 7. 1748 and I was guillotined on November 3, 1793. Haha. :]
3. What is the link to your website, blog, or myspace? www.womenrule.com
General
4. What is your height? Average
5. Do you have any siblings? No
6. What is your eye colour? Brown :]
7. What is your hair colour? Brunette :]
8. Do you wear glasses or contacts? No
9. Are you right handed or left handed? Right
10. Do you have any piercings? No
11. Do you smoke? Umm no.
12. Do you swear? What's your definition of swearing?
13. Do you get along with your parents? Well, my dad died when I was young and my mom was a widow my whole childhood. It was iffy.
14. Your heritage French...?
15. Your fears Never finding equality for women
16. Goal you would like to achieve this year Equality!
17. Most overused phrase on an instant messenger OMG!
18. Best Physical Feature Face
19. Your bedtime No man tells me when to sleep.
20. What time do you arise in the morning? When I want
21. First thoughts waking up? What rights can I fight for today? Which salon would be best to talk about it in?
22. Do you shower daily? No, I bath a few times a week if I can...
This Or That?
23. Bright or dark room? Dark
24. Chocolate or vanilla? Vanilla
25. Dogs of cats? Cats
26. Pepsi or Coke? No
27. McDonalds or Burger King? Yes
28. Ant or Dec? Maybe?
29. Lipton Ice Tea or Nestea? I do drink tea, yes.
30. Cappuccino or Coffee? Cappuccino of course.
In the last month have you...
31. Drank alcohol? Of course.
32. Gone to a mall? No, I don't waste my time shopping.
33. Eaten a box of Oreos? Oreos?
34. Eaten sushi? Umm...?
35. Been on stage? No, I write for the stage.
36. Been dumped? Nobody dumps me.
37. Gone skinny dipping? That's none of your business.
38. Stolen Anything? No
Have you ever...
39. Laughed for no reason? Probably not.
40. Been caught doing something you weren't supposed to do? They always are telling me that I'm not smart enough to write, but they're just sexist. I want equality for women!
41. Been in love? I don't fall in love.
42. Fired a gun? No
43. Been drunk? No
44. Been called a Tease? I sure hope not.
45. Been beaten up? No!
46. Shoplifted? No!
What was the last....
47. Furry thing you touched? My hair
48. Thing you've said? Equality!
49. Song you've listened to? Something by Mozart I'm sure. He's my ultimate fav.
50. (Who was the last) person you've spoken to on the phone? Probably my BFF Sophie!
51. Movie you watched? I don't know.
52. Thing you were doing before this? Writing an awesome blog, you should read it. :]
53. Time you cried? I don't cry.
54. Song you've sang? It'll Be Okay, my favorite Revolution song.
55. Time you looked at the clock? Just now
56. Food and drink you've had? Cheese and Wine
57. Flavour of gum you've chewed? Equal
58. Shoes you've worn? Mine.
59. Store you've been in? IDK
Favourite...
60. Planet? Umm... earth....
61. Age you've been so far? Ooohh.... umm.... 43?
62. Season? Spring
63. Number? 17
64. TV show? Revolution Central
65. Flower? Rose
Random...
66. How much cash do you have on you? My boyfriend takes care of that.
67. What's a word that rhymes with 'door'? More
68. What T-Shirt are you wearing? My March on Versailles T-Shirt
69. What brand of shoes are you wearing? Women
70. What did your last text message say? You finally got a myspace! Sick!
71. What were you doing at midnight last night? Writing.
72. What's your current desktop picture? Me.
73. What's a word that you say a lot? Equality.
74. If you were a crayon, what colour would you be? Red.
75. How is the weather right now? Stormy.
76. What is the first thing you notice about the opposite sex? How much money they have.
77. Are you too shy to ask someone out? They always ask me out...
78. Can you do a headstand (not using a wall)? You just want to see down my skirt... ugh... men...
79. Who would you like to see right now? All my salon buds.
80. How many pillows do you sleep with? Two
81. Would you go on a date with someone on MySpace? If they had money and they would let me fight for women's equality!
82. How do you want to die? Well, I wanted to die peacefully, but they guillotined me..
83. What do you want to be when you grow up? Equal to men.
84. What country would you most like to visit? I think I'll stay in France.
85. How many CDs do you own? Like all the good ones. Too many to count.
86. How many things, in your past, do you regret? Getting married, but I still wouldn't have had Pierre... So I guess nothing.
87. Do you think you are attractive? I know I am.
88. Do you believe in yourself? I believe in women.
89. Do you want to get married? No, not again!
In a boy/girl...
90. Favourite eye colour? Whatever
91. Favourite hair colour? Whatever
92. Short or long hair? Whatever
93. Height? Whatever
94. Weight? I don't care! I just need someone to support me financially.
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Messages
To: Pierre
From: Olympe de Gouges
My dear son Pierre, I have noticed that lately you have been quite distant with your poor mother. Is it because I moved you all the way to Paris? Is it because I am always writing? Please tell me what it is that bothers you dear.
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To: Olympe de Gouges
From: Pierre
Well, I am still quite upset by Dad's death. I know that you did not necessarily love him, so I feel alone in my grief. Plus, you aren't the same person anymore. You don't even have the same name. Where did you come up with it anyways?
I just wish things were the same as before.
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To: Pierre
From: Olympe de Gouges
I thought I told you that Olympe was my mother's middle name. And Gouges just seems so much more sophisticated than Gouz. I need to be taken seriously, my work is important to the world Pierre. I do apologize for the confusion. As for your father, well I just never loved him as I should have and I'm sorry for that, but I do miss him. It is very hard knowing I don't have exactly stable financial support.
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To: Olympe de Gouges
From: Pierre
That's all you loved Dad for, was his money! That's why you are with this other man, this Jacques Biétrix de Rozières, it's because he offers you financial support. You don't love him, you only love your "revolutionary" stuff and your "revolutionary" salon friends.
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To: Pierre
From: Olympe de Gouges
I resent that statement! I am not selfish, and I am very capable of love. I love you don't I? No, I have not loved a man yet, but I just haven't found the right one who can support me with money and in what I do. I am fighting for rights for all women, I am fighting for us to be treated equally, for us to have rights of suffrage, for us to be able to be educated as well as any man. This is important, not just for me, but for women in general for the rest of time. How dare you think so lowly of me.
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To: Olympe de Gouges
From: Pierre
Oh Mother, I do not think that lowly of you. I know that what you work for is important, I just wish you were home more often. I wish we could do more things together. I miss you, okay? I'm sorry.
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To: Pierre
From: Olympe de Gouges
Pierre! Well, tomorrow I'm sure that Marquise de Montesson would not mind it if you came to her salon with me. You could chat with some great writer friends of mine, Mercier and Brissot, maybe even Chamfort. You are a smart boy, I'm sure they would love to hear what you think. You could even start helping my write! Your education was far better than mine that's for sure. We could be a team!
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To: Olympe de Gouges
From: Pierre
Whoa, I said it was important, not that I wanted to help. No offense Mom, but I'm just not that radical.
From: Olympe de Gouges
My dear son Pierre, I have noticed that lately you have been quite distant with your poor mother. Is it because I moved you all the way to Paris? Is it because I am always writing? Please tell me what it is that bothers you dear.
_____________________________________________
To: Olympe de Gouges
From: Pierre
Well, I am still quite upset by Dad's death. I know that you did not necessarily love him, so I feel alone in my grief. Plus, you aren't the same person anymore. You don't even have the same name. Where did you come up with it anyways?
I just wish things were the same as before.
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To: Pierre
From: Olympe de Gouges
I thought I told you that Olympe was my mother's middle name. And Gouges just seems so much more sophisticated than Gouz. I need to be taken seriously, my work is important to the world Pierre. I do apologize for the confusion. As for your father, well I just never loved him as I should have and I'm sorry for that, but I do miss him. It is very hard knowing I don't have exactly stable financial support.
____________________________________________
To: Olympe de Gouges
From: Pierre
That's all you loved Dad for, was his money! That's why you are with this other man, this Jacques Biétrix de Rozières, it's because he offers you financial support. You don't love him, you only love your "revolutionary" stuff and your "revolutionary" salon friends.
____________________________________________
To: Pierre
From: Olympe de Gouges
I resent that statement! I am not selfish, and I am very capable of love. I love you don't I? No, I have not loved a man yet, but I just haven't found the right one who can support me with money and in what I do. I am fighting for rights for all women, I am fighting for us to be treated equally, for us to have rights of suffrage, for us to be able to be educated as well as any man. This is important, not just for me, but for women in general for the rest of time. How dare you think so lowly of me.
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To: Olympe de Gouges
From: Pierre
Oh Mother, I do not think that lowly of you. I know that what you work for is important, I just wish you were home more often. I wish we could do more things together. I miss you, okay? I'm sorry.
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To: Pierre
From: Olympe de Gouges
Pierre! Well, tomorrow I'm sure that Marquise de Montesson would not mind it if you came to her salon with me. You could chat with some great writer friends of mine, Mercier and Brissot, maybe even Chamfort. You are a smart boy, I'm sure they would love to hear what you think. You could even start helping my write! Your education was far better than mine that's for sure. We could be a team!
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To: Olympe de Gouges
From: Pierre
Whoa, I said it was important, not that I wanted to help. No offense Mom, but I'm just not that radical.
1 comment:
Oooh! I knew I saw you at the March on Versailles. That was a thrill huh?
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