It's September already? Where'd August go? Oh well. Another Friday is here, and you all know what that means.... It's time for another edition of Friday Feud here at Kittling: Books.Let's get the rules out of the way first:
--Try your very best not to duplicate answers, but if you feel you must, put your own unique spin on your answer.
--Please leave all answers here in the comments section of this post.
That didn't hurt too much now, did it? Now that the rules are done and dusted, let's play The Feud!
This week's question:
Name a famous William.
William "Billy" McMahon, Australia's seventh Prime Minister. He's remembered by me mostly because he invented the Federal Police Force after somebody threw an egg at his hat.
ReplyDeleteWilliam the Conqueror
ReplyDeleteWe all know who he was
William (Bill) Clinton
ReplyDeleteWilliam Shakespeare!
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ReplyDeleteSince I just finished listening to Losing Mum and Pup, I'm going to say William F. Buckley, Jr.
ReplyDeleteWilliam Randolph Hearst
ReplyDeleteI really look forward to your Friday Feud!
ReplyDeleteHow about Sir William Wallace (Braveheart).
William Shatner, the legendary and one true captain of the USS Enterprise. Well, he played him anyway. :)
ReplyDeleteThe current Prince William. (second in line to the throne)
ReplyDeleteDang it, Trisha!! You took mine! (Geeks unite!) And Jo-Jo took my backup. Sigh. I'll have to go with William Gates.
ReplyDeleteNot sure if this counts as "famous," but well-known to fans of Buffy the Vampire Slayer: William the Bloody, the vampire also known as Spike.
ReplyDeleteCan I be greedy and name three? (I'm a cowboy fan on the quiet.)
ReplyDeleteBuffalo Bill
Wild Bill Hickok
Billy the Kid
Dang and blast, got here too late! How about Pearl Bailey's "Bill". You're probably too young to remember that song.
ReplyDeleteHow about the poet William Butler Yeats!
ReplyDeleteThat's my Irish side showing through!
King William IV. He was king of England when South Australia was settled. His wife was Adelaide after whom our capital was named. Our central street is King William Street.
ReplyDeletePrince William, of course :)
ReplyDeleteAll my Williams have been taken so I opt for the silly answer: Willy-Nilly :D
ReplyDeleteI normally don't throw in my two cents, but I can't help myself...
ReplyDeleteWilliam Faulkner
William Tell
William Morris
ReplyDeleteWilliam Wordsworth
William Wallace
William Pitt the Younger 2x Prime Minister
William Rufus (early King of England)
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