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« on: December 16, 2007, 22:02 »

I think its understood that I say not only about girls, but all who feels sometimes exactly like Lisa and who tries to act like she. I said it in other thread but I think its worthy to reply. If you are polite, lonely, misunderstood, a bit intellectual and seeking for more knowledge about this world, spreading your mental horizons, if you interested to uncover the people's good sides, not all indiscriminately, but at least the ones who deserve it - therefore you can call yourself as 'lisa-like person'. What do you think ?
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« Reply #1 on: December 16, 2007, 22:12 »

This one I would have to say I am a bit a part of. I am a bit like her in the ways of misunderstood and lonely. I dont know what else to say about it, but I think that is all that is needed to be said.
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« Reply #2 on: December 16, 2007, 22:49 »

I'm definitely the "Lisa" in my family, and when my brother was younger, he often acted like Bart, although maybe not to that extent. Also, my parents act a lot like Homer and Marge; as I said somewhere else recently, it's almost eerie to see so many similarities between the Simpsons (as they have been portrayed in the first few seasons) and my family. Wink

I don't play an instrument (never had any talent for that), but I read a lot and care about the environment. I was always among the smartest kids in school and got good grades without studying too hard, and I was always bad in gym classes, which I hated. Wink Widening my knowledge and spreading my mental horizon is very important to me, and as Lisa, I love science (astronomy in particular). I'm not too fond of horses, but I like cats, and I am rather lonely and misunderstood, like her. The voice of reason is important for me, and I hate wars and people fighting, while they should try to understand each other and find a good compromise for all parties.
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« Reply #3 on: December 17, 2007, 04:16 »

I think to some degree I'm like Lisa, in some ways I am and in other ways I'm not ... for instance, I mentioned in the other thread that I have an older brother who sometimes gets on my nerves Tongue But that's about the closest we come to a Bart/Lisa relationship. He's intelligent and kind, when he feels like it Tongue

I enjoy reading good books, although they're not my life. And I can't really say I'm anti-social either Confused I like to think of myself as friendly and social because I tend to get along well with most people Smile Lisa is friendly too of course, but I think I'm a bit more outgoing or "socially accepted" (even though I feel bad for saying that Embarrassed).

I care very much about animals and the environment, although I don't take it to the level of extreme activism like Lisa does. I think even at times she may overreact to some of these things Confused

I feel somewhat musically inclined, although I only play one instrument and not very skillfully Embarrassed I don't know how to write music, either... sometimes listening to Lisa play her sax makes me jealous Tongue I've always been on the side of "art appreciation" rather than partaking in contributing to it... I don't really draw anymore, and only play my guitar when I feel the need to.

And lastly, at school I'm sort of like Lisa I suppose, I usually make good grades ... although I'm not your straight A student, I get a mixture of A's B's and C's, and I think I'm a little better at physical exercise than she is.

So, I guess you could call me a watered down version of Lisa Smile
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« Reply #4 on: December 17, 2007, 04:17 »

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    I dont know what else to say about it
True, that can be enough Wink Thanks.

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Thanks to you too for the response. Indeed, families quite similar in all, no matter of the state or country it uses to be. Still I can't say I read a lot, at least the paper books is not my friends now Tongue when it's able simply to click on the screen and not to strain eyes (I'm already shortsighted)

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   I guess you could call me a watered down version of Lisa
That was funny, I think all is a some watered version of her but she herself Smile And it's even better to be socially accepted in this life, right?
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« Reply #5 on: December 17, 2007, 04:23 »

And it's even better to be socially accepted in this life, right?

It certainly is ^_^

It's always good to have friends that will be there when you need them Smile
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« Reply #6 on: December 17, 2007, 10:10 »

I suppose in terms of, my family, I'm the person with the most in common with her;

I'm the second born of three siblings. I have the highest level of education of our family (Reached the end of A-levels, which isnt that high really). I love cats, and have a black cat myself. I play an instrument, though not nearly half as well as her. And I have virtualy no 'real life' friends (most of them are online. Tongue).

Though, these similarities only make themselves appear when your looking for them. Wink I dont think I have much in common with Lisa... or at least, in comparison with the things I dont have in common with her.
She's still a role model though Smile
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« Reply #7 on: December 17, 2007, 10:49 »

I suppose I am like Lisa in the way that I am mis-understood and often ignored. I am also a younger sibling so get overshadowed.

I am not as brainy as her however and do not share her love of work lol.

oh and i don't have spikey hair heh heh
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« Reply #8 on: December 17, 2007, 22:05 »

This sounds pathetic, but after reading this topic, I tried to look at myself as honestly as possible, and came to sad conclusion: I have almost nothing in common with Lisa. Sad At least lately. I would love to be like her, but I'm not. We have only two things in common - we like animals and we're vegs. But that's all. The most noticeable traits in my character are laziness and indifference. I don't think Lisa would enjoy comparing herself with that. I'm glad there are people who are like Lisa, though. Smile It's really nice, she's one of the best examples to follow.
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« Reply #9 on: December 17, 2007, 22:23 »

The most noticeable traits in my character are laziness and indifference.

Uhhhm, I'm lazy as well... Embarrassed But that's just human, I guess. Smile
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« Reply #10 on: December 17, 2007, 23:32 »

The most noticeable traits in my character are laziness and indifference.

Guilty as well Embarrassed Sometimes at school I get so tired or sick of what we're doing or stressed out about other things that I just put my head down and shut out the world, usually while the teacher is lecturing. Confused I know this is very "un-Lisalike" Tongue but as Andreas said, we're just human.
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« Reply #11 on: December 18, 2007, 04:21 »

I think to love to know much is not so closely leads to usual school syllabus. So there's no wonder why so many students don't like to learn school (or university). But I mean if you like to know something new at least in even slight attitude, not absolutely inactive, then maybe you have something similar, right? Well, whether the good grades at school or unuversity means the indispensable condition of corresponding to Lisa's character? About the lazyness I think it's only the matter of suggestions. If don't like your job you can't do it at your best, right? It's need to have someone who will be your example of behaviour. If you've got one you are lucky man Smile
And about myself. As I think many Lisaadorers uses some kind of "sessions of feeling themselves Lisa". It's not the constant sense and at times you got really weird character because of circumstances. And such thing with me. I do like to read, but if the reading is boring I shove it almost immidiately, I'm impatient in this. I like to think of myself that I like the beauty in life and pleasured it as I can. And at least I never behaviour disrespectful to anyone if I'm not concerned about it's true character.
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« Reply #12 on: December 18, 2007, 04:31 »

I think it's not so much that I don't want to learn anything, I really don't have a problem with listening to the teacher ... but sometimes I let my mind wander, and it's impossible to bring it back to the present. Confused Other times I just have so much on my mind, things or situations happening outside the classroom, that I constantly think about ... and that tends to distract me.

I do my best to focus on what the teacher is saying as long as I have the willpower for it. Most of the time I do, sometimes I don't. The one thing I have to be grateful though is that my teachers don't require you to take notes; it's your own choice. Often times I do, but it's somewhat of a relief to know that you don't have to if you feel like you can't. Because sometimes I feel like if I were forced to ... I'd scream. Confused
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« Reply #13 on: December 18, 2007, 16:52 »

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I think during those mind-away days I got my best bits of writing done in high school. My focus would leave the lesson and it would go to the land that I created. I did this for one straight week one time. I mean I was in and out of the lessons, but I was mostly just doing my writing. During one suck English class, I ended up writing 12 pages in my scrap book, of which I could find, i would post those pages here.
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« Reply #14 on: December 18, 2007, 18:04 »

I did become an honorary "Lisa" once in a former job (long story)!  Does that count?? LOL

Seriously, if you were to ask any of my closest relatives they would say I was more like Bart and my sister was more like Lisa, but in my view we've both got a bit of both Bart and Lisa in us.

I'm probably not THAT much like Lisa really but there are occasions when I feel I can relate to her character if that makes any sense...

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