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Criminal 11-20-2004, 02:26 PM Suppose you had a great supper where you could invite historical figures. Who would you invite?
I would invite the following:
Moses
Jesus
Mohammid
Cleopatra
Julius Cesar
Lao Tsu
St. Augustine
Budda
Emelian Pugachev
Lenin
Stalin
Hitler
WC Fields
The Three Stooges
Dogberry 11-20-2004, 03:08 PM Vlad the impaler.
I heard he was a riot.
Stone 11-20-2004, 06:51 PM 1.ghandi
2.hitler
3.jesus
4.lenin
5.G. Washington
6.Jefferson
7.Clinton
8.ML King Jr.
9.Hamilton
10.Regan
11.W
12.Ho Chi Minh
in that order+ translators. I think that would make for some interesting conversation!
general_motors 11-20-2004, 08:36 PM Che Guevara
Henry VIII
T E Lawrence
Jack Kerouac
Marshall McLuhan
John Lennon
Ronald Reagan
Martin Luther King
Peter Sellers
Carl Jung
John F Kennedy
Andy Kaufman
Unrepresented 11-20-2004, 08:37 PM Jeffrey Dahmer.
themistocles 11-21-2004, 06:28 AM I'll settle with Edmund Burke and Ronald Reagan.
Ponycar_302 11-21-2004, 06:48 AM The Three Stooges
Larry and Moe are a given, but which third Stooge? Curly, Shemp, or Joe? I'd pick Curly.
Knowing you it's probably Bush, Cheney, Powell. :|
Powerboss 11-22-2004, 04:01 AM Lenin
Stalin
Hitler
Why?
eeper69 11-22-2004, 04:04 AM John Holmes....no explanation needed :D
Ironweed 11-22-2004, 09:26 AM Marcus Aurelius
Herman Hesse
Nietzsche
Thomas Jefferson
Charles Lindbergh
Jane Austen
Julian the Apostate
St. Paul
John Locke
Lucretia Borgia
Machiavelli
Sun-Tzu
William Shakespeare
No dictators allowed (Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin, etc.), as they tend to do nothing but spout monologues. I want an enjoyable dinner, not a boring one. If anyone else gets out of hand (e.g. Julian and St. Paul going off about religion) I'll simply have Lucretia Borgia poison them. ;)
Stone 11-22-2004, 05:22 PM Why?
I chose hitler and lenin because of their profound effect on the 20th century.
I think hitler would be a wacky ****er and i would probably like to pick up some of his skills as an orator. Plus there's no doubt he would have problems with MLK, another passionate and skilled orator. The argument would be tremendous.
I chose lenin just for the (hopefully) interesting conversation. I like the revolutionary aspect of his life, and I would just like to hear his side of the story (his intentions, thoughts, etc.)
Stalin has no redeeming qualities and i would never invite him to dinner... i would sooner invite gangis kahn...
John Locke
Sun-Tzu
William Shakespeare
Excellent choices!
Abigail Adams
Eliza Hamilton
Sally Hemings
Timothy Price 11-25-2004, 06:55 PM Churchill.
Dogberry 11-25-2004, 06:58 PM So no-one else for Vlad the Impaler then?
He reputedly did a wicked kebab.
h2g2Fan 11-25-2004, 07:00 PM henry ii
Criminal 11-26-2004, 10:23 AM Rasputin
Marquis de Sade
D H Lawerence
Geofrey Chauser
Caligula
John of Leyden
Thomas Dashwood
Ben Franklen (Who, by the way, was very fond of orgies)
Louis XIV
and a dozen French chambermaids from Louis's royal court
Should make for a most intriguing evening of merriment! ;)
Criminal 11-26-2004, 10:29 AM bye Fade. :nice:
A-ha... we had a recent visit by "The Firm" once again.
yup, FaDe. i swore i banned that account. oh well, it's banned now. :nice:
Potyondi 11-26-2004, 10:33 AM Goddamnit, stop banning all the interesting people. 90% of the remainder are just the "I'm good at sucking, teehee" or "Republicans bad, Democrats good, blah blah" type or some other equally braindead and typecast personality. There's a reason this place has gone down the crapper since a year ago.
And then there's Red, with his warning and locking and banning and nascar and threads like "What's your favourite kind of relish". :mad:
Goddamnit, stop banning all the interesting people. 90% of the remainder are just the "I'm good at sucking, teehee" or "Republicans bad, Democrats good, blah blah" type or some other equally braindead and typecast personality. There's a reason this place has gone down the crapper since a year ago.
And then there's Red, with his warning and locking and banning and nascar and threads like "What's your favourite kind of relish". :mad:
we gave him many chances, and he continued to break the rules. we'll keep banning him until he gets it thru his thick skull he's not wanted here.
Potyondi 11-26-2004, 10:42 AM Pfft, he is wanted here, by a greater majority than you or most people I wager.
Saison 11-26-2004, 11:38 AM The Psychology Brat Pack: Freud, Jung, Rogers, May, Skinner.
Emily Dickenson, Henry David Thoreau, Victor Frankl
Ram Dass
John Lennon & George Harrison
Tom Waits
Jim Henson & Mr. Rogers
themistocles 11-29-2004, 11:29 PM Pfft, he is wanted here, by a greater majority than you or most people I wager.
I guess I'll throw a vote in favor, so long as it's Fade and not "Heidegger". :p
dynamite aphrodite 12-06-2004, 09:56 PM I think that a one-on-one with any one of the following people would be nice. However, a discussion between them would be so great:
Mahatma Gandhi
Alexander the Great
Spartacus
Jim Thorpe
Henry D. Thoreau
Boris Yeltsin
Karl Marx
and everyone's favorite...Calvin Palmer
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