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Anyone in history?? Who would you want to meet?? What would you talk about??

The first person would be Jesus. and i think we would talk of how he felt when he was on earth, 2000 years ago

I think the 2nd would be Joan of Arc. How it was for to be a crusaider and a woman. in a man's world, back then.

Martin Luther King

oscar;1301173 wrote: Martin Luther King why?? what would you talk about?? I do think MLK is a very good choice:)

southern yankee;1301171 wrote: Anyone in history?? Who would you want to meet?? What would you talk about??

The first person would be Jesus. and i think we would talk of how he felt when he was on earth, 2000 years ago

I think the 2nd would be Joan of Arc. How it was for to be a crusaider and a woman. in a man's world, back then.


Hitler.

If this is a situation where I can sit down and really get to know my person, spend some time with them Id have to pick Adolph. Id want to know everything he was thinking, every detail. One on one.

southern yankee;1301171 wrote: Anyone in history?? Who would you want to meet?? What would you talk about??

The first person would be Jesus. and i think we would talk of how he felt when he was on earth, 2000 years ago

I think the 2nd would be Joan of Arc. How it was for to be a crusaider and a woman. in a man's world, back then.


Umm. Would I speak Aramaic and French or would they have to learn English first?

For goodness sake don't tell any Arabs that Joan of Arc was a Crusader, they'd go ballistic. As far as I remember she fought for a Roman Catholic army against another Roman Catholic army and was sentenced to death by a Roman Catholic court applying Roman Catholic church law, but I may be wrong.

I think I might have a long chat with Cecil Rhodes.

spot;1301193 wrote:



I think I might have a long chat with Cecil Rhodes.


So might quite a few million southern Africans. You may not get a word in

Jesus would be my first. I would talk to Him about some personal matters.

My parents would be next. I would apologize to them for all the hurt I caused them. Robert Ruark would be next. I liked his books and stories.

hoppy;1301210 wrote: Jesus would be my first. I would talk to Him about some personal matters.

My parents would be next. I would apologize to them for all the hurt I caused them. Robert Ruark would be next. I liked his books and stories. You touched me hoppy:-1 about speaking to your parents.but if your parents were like mine. they forgive you:)

spot;1301193 wrote: Umm. Would I speak Aramaic and French or would they have to learn English first?

For goodness sake don't tell any Arabs that Joan of Arc was a Crusader, they'd go ballistic. As far as I remember she fought for a Roman Catholic army against another Roman Catholic army and was sentenced to death by a Roman Catholic court applying Roman Catholic church law, but I may be wrong.

I think I might have a long chat with Cecil Rhodes. about joan, maybe i am wrong about her details. but not that she was a woman in a man's world;)

akira kurosawa

southern yankee;1301218 wrote: about joan, maybe i am wrong about her details. but not that she was a woman in a man's world;)


Scarcely that, she was dead at nineteen having only first left her village three years before. She was a betrayed manipulated child who, to the extent that she was responsible for her own actions and in the words of a Wikipedia encyclopedist, "turned the long standing Anglo-French conflict into a religious war" merely by speaking at the wrong place and the wrong time. Both England and France would have been better places had she died at birth. I mistrust everyone of either sex whose claim to fame is a belief that God had ordered them to kill people.

Princess Diana - just to see her smile

Elvis Presley - just to hear him sing Are You Lonesome Tonight?[/ TO ME.

Rainer Marie Rilke - just to hear him say “Our deepest fears are like dragons guarding our deepest treasure.

Bevdee;1301253 wrote: Princess Diana - just to see her smile

Elvis Presley - just to hear him sing Are You Lonesome Tonight?[/ TO ME.

Rainer Marie Rilke - just to hear him say “Our deepest fears are like dragons guarding our deepest treasure.


now these come from the heart.

great post!:-6

Albert Einstein.

Need i explain why?

Thanks (miss?) Odie!! :-6

buttercup;1301304 wrote: Albert Einstein.



Need i explain why?


You want to cut his hair?

Nomad;1301398 wrote: You want to cut his hair?
Or apply 'Just For Men'??

Bevdee;1301397 wrote: Thanks (miss?) Odie!! :-6


your welcome Bevdee!

and its Ms.:yh_rotfl

but who really cares as long as its not Mrs.!:-5:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

Nomad;1301398 wrote: You want to cut his hair?


oscar;1301419 wrote: Or apply 'Just For Men'??




:yh_rotfl:wah::yh_rotfl:wah:

I did actually meet Sir Enoch Powell very briefly as a small child but I'd love to meet him as an adult.

I'd ask him If his vision of England that he described In the 60's was Indeed the reality we have today.

Nomad;1301184 wrote: Hitler.

If this is a situation where I can sit down and really get to know my person, spend some time with them Id have to pick Adolph. Id want to know everything he was thinking, every detail. One on one.


You feel you'd walk away satisfied with some sort of a conclusion is that it? The creep was insane

I'd LOVE to speak with the very first of my grandparents that began my lineage of family leading up to myself of course.

If that weren't possible, God forbid, I'd LOVE to have a very, very, very, very, very, very, loooooooooooooonnnnggggg chat with Daisy Fuentes! :rolleyes: :yh_blush :yh_love :yh_sweat :wah: :yh_sweat :yh_neutra :yh_sweat

Maybe Dolf would let us reshape that wacky moustache. Kinda spruce up his hair. do somethin about that combover.