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Who would you take to on the desert island

Discussion in 'Break Room' started by Robertisaacs, Aug 13, 2009.


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    So. The ENTIRE subscribership of Pod Arena is returning from the 1st international Pod arena conference when the plane we're all on (which I know would need to be a BIG plane) crashes on a remote desert Island. You are miraculously unharmed but as the flames lick closer to the fuel tanks you have time to drag only two of the unconcious passengers from the wreckage to be your companions for the next 5 lonely years until the rescue boat arrives.

    Who would you choose to live on the island with you and why?

    Regards
    Robert
     
  2. With the most sincere apologies to all the good friends I'd leave behind I'd have to go with...

    Twirly
    For her limitless capacity for cheerfulness and exuberance to stave off depression

    Cameron Kippen AKA Toeslayer
    For his equally limitless supply of interesting and bizarre information to stave off Boredom
     
  3. Ed Glaser and Dennis Stavelson for their comedy value.
     
  4. Peter

    Peter Well-Known Member

    Carolethecatlover
    female "company" and could maintain our dental problems

    Rothbart
    for a damn good laugh
     
  5. twirly

    twirly Well-Known Member

    Aw thank you Robert. Have never been so flattered :eek:

    Bet you'd drown me before the 1st week was up tho' ;)

    Mand'

    :sinking:
     
  6. Rie

    Rie Guest

    And, of course, because he could help with ANY medical problems with which you suffered whilst on the island from stomach ulcers to toothache. As in his bestselling book "forever free from being savaged by mountain lions".

    In fact he's got dental problems covered so Carolethecatlover is probably just redundancy. :eek:

    Regards
    Robert

    PS For those who don't get the newsletter, Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy is the latest thing caused by "hyperpronation". :wacko:. Wanna take a sweepstake on the next one? I call depression (neck position, restricted blood flow to the brain etc).
     
  7. Ooops.

    Rie should not leave her account logged in!!

    Robert
     
  8. Cameron

    Cameron Well-Known Member

    netizens

    By good fortune Mariska Hargitay is up in First Class so me and Mariska would retire to a quiet spot on the isalnd and I could regail her with stories of foot orthoses and toenail mycosis.

    Luxury
    toeslayer
     
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