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Imagine the scene. (work with me on this one) :wah:



A cosy retreat in the countryside, away from the hustle 'n' bustle of the city, a candle-lit affair, a beautifully decorated table and a banquet of food & drink fit for a king or queen...



Now.....Close your eyes and tell me....



Who is sitting around the table with you?



Name 3 Famous people (dead or alive) WHO you would most like to be dining with you and WHY?



The world is your oyster, let your imagination run wild.

My father, because I miss him

Arnold, because he's a hunk................:-4

Mahlon, my brother-in-law, long gone to heaven with my father

SnoozeControl wrote: I've actually thought of this before, but then I get stuck at the point where I wonder if my guests will magically be able to speak modern day English... because it would really suck if they showed up but we couldn't understand each other.



I'd like to meet three of the Beatles: John, Paul and George. Although I'd probably have a hard time understanding any of them, even speaking in English.


Oh Snoozy, you did make me laff... You could always take lessons in "SCOUSER" :wah: I am a big fan of the beatles and so is my father, hence the name Michelle, I love my name, and am thankful he chose such a pretty name, I'm not sure I look like an Eleanor, or a Lucy or a Jude or even "Walrus" lol lol :wah: saying that I need to lose some weight....



As I said in my original post, let your imagination run wild... any language, any age, the room will magically transform you and you will be able to understand each other.

Oh, a good one. Let me see.

Does it have to just be 3? So here are my choices.

My mom...as I was young when she died, and never really had quality time with her as an adult.

Stephen King...just because so many of his stories have creeped me out, I just think he would be an interesting person to have a chat with.

And, I know this sounds rather odd, and I almost took this one off...but I would invite a housemate I had about 10 years ago. Mainly because she was a rather spite ful person, who sread some untrue stores about me both before and after she moved out (at my request). I would just like to dealve more into why she was the way she was, and why she had so much negativity in her about so much.

Martin Luther King because he would be fascinating to have a conversation with!

Winston Churchill to experience his wit and wisdom in person!

Elvis to walk me home at the end of the night! :sneaky:

Mark Twain dunno seems like he'd be a fun one at a party

Patsy Cline, I wanna hear her voice in person.

Virginia Wolf, several questions I'd like to ask her.