this or that?

[jen51]

Greek intrigues me more, so I'm going to have to go with Greek.

Greek or Hebrew?

[JuniorCouncilor]

Oh, man, both... but Greek first.  I haven't started Hebrew yet, but I'm in my fourth or so year of Greek.

Llamas or alpacas?

[jen51]

Alpaca, for sure. Their wool makes awesome yarn! And their temperment is much more mild compared to that of their couisin.

Wheat or rye?

[JuniorCouncilor]

I could go either way.  Wheat, usually.

Romulus or Remus?

[jen51]

Remus. I cannot find it in me to favor someone who thinks it neccessary to kill his own brother.

Hercules or Orion?

[JuniorCouncilor]

Hmmmm.  Tough call, especially as my mythology on Orion is a little rusty.  I never particularly liked Hercules, though (except as a sort of figure of Our Lord), and I love the constellation of Orion, generally one of the few I can find in the night sky.  I prefer the name Tolkien gave it, though:  Menelmachar, which means something like "lofty warrior", I think.

Atheists or polytheists?

[jen51]

Athiests because they're much easier to convert.

To get the wrinkles out, would you rather iron or toss it in the dryer??

[JuniorCouncilor]

Nooooooooooooooo question.  Dryer, every time.  Multiple times.  (of course, I usually just hang stuff up immediately after it's dried)

firefighter or policeman?

[AgnusDei1989]

To be? I think I'd be a policeman.

Shakespeare or Milton?

[JuniorCouncilor]

For me, that's actually kind of tough.  It almost boils down to Hamlet or Paradise Lost, both of which are favorites.  I guess I'll take Shakespeare, but I may be letting ideology and/or human respect sway me.

Caesar or Cicero?