Reply #20: Mine

[sarge43]

1. Fred Astaire
2. The Great Gatsby
3. Duke Ellington
4. Dogs?
5. Matisse
6. Yeats
7. Buster Keaton
8. Flannery O’Connor
9. Casablanca?
10. Jackson Pollock
11. The Stones
12. Philip Larkin
13. Dickens?
14. Ella Fitzgerald
15. Tolstoy
16. The Moviegoer
17. George Balanchine
18. Hamburgers
19. Letterman
20. Wilco
21. Verdi
22. Grace Kelly
23. Johnny Cash
24. Martin Amis
25. Robert Mitchum
26. Twyla Tharp
27. Vermeer
28. Tchaikovsky or Chopin?
29. White
30. Oscar Wilde
31. High Fidelity
32. Prokofiev
33. Mikhail Baryshnikov
34. Turner
35. The Searchers
36. Comedy
37. Fall
38. Monet
39. The Sopranos or The Simpsons? Neither
40. Gershwin and Gershwin
41. Joseph Conrad
42. Sunset
43. Cole Porter
44. PC
45. New York
46. Horizon
47. Motown
48. Van Gogh
49. Elvis Costello
50. Reading a magazine
51. Laurence Olivier
52. Songs for Swingin’ Lovers
53. Chinatown
54. Ghost World
55. Minimalism
56. Daffy Duck
57. Modernism
58. Batman
59. Emmylou Harris
60. Johnson
61. Jane Austen
62. The Honeymooners
63. An Eames chair
64. Out of the Past
65. The Marriage of Figaro
66. Blue
67. A Midsummer Night’s Dream
68. Ballet
69. Film
70. Acoustic
71. North by Northwest
72. Whistler
73. Milan Kundera
74. Oklahoma
75. Sushi, yes
76. The New Yorker under Ross
77. Tennessee Williams
78. The Portrait of a Lady
79. Paul Taylor
80. Frank Lloyd Wright
81. Diana Krall
82. Watercolor
83. Bus
84. Stravinsky
85. Crunchy peanut butter
86. Willa Cather
87. Mozart
88. Twenties
89. Huckleberry Finn
90. Thomas Mann
91. Coleman Hawkins
92. Emily Dickinson
93. Abraham Lincoln
94. Aimee Mann
95. Italian cooking?
96. Bach on harpsichord
97. Anchovies, no
98. Long novels
99. Swing
100. "The Last Judgment"