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Old 07-06-2009, 03:21 PM   #11
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Oh trust me, as a poet myself, there is nothing more nerve wracking then reading bits and pieces of your soul to people you actually know, let alone complete strangers! I agree, it was very sweet, and obviously some part of the poet wants a family.

That took a great bit of courage to read that. An actor is used to being scrutinized...used to being put on display, especially for having the talent to become another person entirely. But you can't write poetry as another person, because true poetry comes from the heart, and is therefore bound to have aspects of the poets heart shine through the words on the page. This is probably why he was nervous to read it.
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Old 07-06-2009, 10:40 PM   #12
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Yes to all of that. He handled it well, though. Seemed a "Don't think, just do it" sort of thing.
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Old 07-07-2009, 04:58 AM   #13
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Hi GA ^^

hope you still have a faith in us, althought we're kind of misled bunch

I pretty much agree with what you said. When I write something myself (more like some story then a poem), I'm nervous about anyone seeing it. In fact, I don't put it on public at all. I can imagine that it was kind of shockin' question for him and he didn't feel comfortable with it, but he really managed it well.

Cookie isn't that another reason why he's a mandroid? No one is that awesome right, lol
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Hi GA ^^

hope you still have a faith in us, althought we're kind of misled bunch

I pretty much agree with what you said. When I write something myself (more like some story then a poem), I'm nervous about anyone seeing it. In fact, I don't put it on public at all. I can imagine that it was kind of shockin' question for him and he didn't feel comfortable with it, but he really managed it well.

Cookie isn't that another reason why he's a mandroid? No one is that awesome right, lol
Exactly, helps!

I keep kidding about this mandroid stuff, but, really, I've never even heard of anyone like Misha! Of course, I'm a hermit. There could be someone like him down the road, for all I know! I seriously doubt it, though! He's so awesome it's irritating!
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It is irritating!!!! lol
Doesn't he realize how miserable we have to feel comparing to him? How lame and pathetic he makes us with all his beauty, silliness, ingenuity, practicalness.... That's nearly unbearable, really. I doubt there's another awesome person like he is. That's not really funny anymore.
Seriously ^_^ he's so great, i can't believe that he was kind of overlooked in the past. he really is so talented actor, not to mention entertainer and great person
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It is irritating!!!! lol
Doesn't he realize how miserable we have to feel comparing to him? How lame and pathetic he makes us with all his beauty, silliness, ingenuity, practicalness.... That's nearly unbearable, really. I doubt there's another awesome person like he is. That's not really funny anymore.
Seriously ^_^ he's so great, i can't believe that he was kind of overlooked in the past. he really is so talented actor, not to mention entertainer and great person
Exactly! Now you're getting it! Now you see why I think you're brave for approaching him--it!

He was overlooked in the past because he's very special and it took a group of other very special people (Supernatural fans) to point him out. Normal people just aren't as sharp as we are. It's as simple as that.
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Hee hee... I knew that before. I understood what you're scared of, but he's not really scary in person. lol I mean, however I know how great he is, he's just a man. ^^ But okie!! I can take your compliment for being brave

Exactly. When so special people meet then it gets on the new level of awesomness and it causes origin of groupies like minions and awesome leaders liek Mish Mish.... yeeah we all are crazy and we love that!!
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Exactly, helps!

I keep kidding about this mandroid stuff, but, really, I've never even heard of anyone like Misha! Of course, I'm a hermit. There could be someone like him down the road, for all I know! I seriously doubt it, though! He's so awesome it's irritating!
Actually, you should have heard of someones like Misha - remember the renaissance time in 1300-1500 . He definetely reminds me of the ideal human of that time with all his talents and brightness. So, actually we shouldn't feel miserable for not being capable of being as amazing as he is - he is just trasferred from renaissance to the present day . There's just no way anyone could be as awesome and amazing as he is because it all comes from the era he really is from .


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Well, think about the roles he had - being just one of the many criminals or suspects the series (CSI, NCIS and so on) has or just something as ordinary in the series as that. Don't know about his role in 24 (never seen it), but I feel that he just didn't have the chance before now. Even his movies weren't the type that one can stand out the crowd.
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Old 07-12-2009, 11:15 AM   #19
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Actually, I confess, I DO remember him from "24." When I heard he'd been on it, I didn't remember him (I don't/didn't watch the show. I started to in S1, but then missed some eps. & got lost & frustrated, so I quit. But I had watched long enough to see Misha!). Later, I saw some clips and was like, "Ohhhh, yeah! THAT was Misha?! OK, I definitely DO remember him, then!" Misha's a good chamelion! Actually kind of works against him in the being memorable department, I guess. Can't keep a solid memory hold of him, as he's kept flitting from show to show, looking different pretty much each time. Supernatural is the first show that's gotten him to stand still, so to speak; give our memories a chance to lock on! *sigh* Thanks, Supernatural, you're a pal!
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