For What It's Worth

[rayrena]

Okay, here's mine, though I've been influenced so they might seem a bit
symmetrical:

5. Thorstein Veblen
4. Simone de Beauvoir
3. John Cassevettes
2. d. boon
1. Fidel Castro

(Tomorrow they will likely all change; and I couldn't cram Bill Faulkner or
Chuck Mingus in there.)


>Here's how my TIME votes would be stacked:
>
>5. James Joyce
>4. Muhammed Ali
>3. Robert Johnson
>2. FDR (for better or worse)
>Drumroll...is there any doubt? the man with the Green Tea Stained Teeth..
>1. Mao
>