Maybe 'lunch' is not the best of ideas, so I would change this to a 'have a week in the country with' so that you have some real time together and I'd also add to the rules, and you can't change history either by meeting with this person ... this is just chit-chat opportunity. There are people in my personal life that I miss so much and would love to be with again (the usual suspects ... gramma, uncle, cousin ...) and then there are those that it would take a fictional situation such as this to address ... a son I'd lost at 9 months pregnant, family members who died a long time ago that I never met but hear about all the time and whom I admire greatly. But from history? Or the headlines? I'd like to be with Winston Churchill or Princess Diana(I know. I know. I've got a lot of chutzpah asking for a week's audience schlepping about with these people! LOL) But if you're going to dream ... why not dream big?
Who would you like to spend such time with? Why? Just a Sunday daydream ...
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To: DancesWithCats
"If you could lunch with any person from history (living or dead), who would it be?"Rush Limbaugh
'have a week in the country with'
Pamela Anderson.
2 posted on
07/15/2007 1:16:22 PM PDT by
lowbridge
(If You’re Gonna Burn Our Flag, Wrap Yourself in It First /No Oil for Pacifists)
To: DancesWithCats
3 posted on
07/15/2007 1:18:09 PM PDT by
stm
(Fred Thompson in 08! Return our country to the era of Reagan Conservatism)
To: DancesWithCats
I would have given anything to have had one more day with my grandfather.
4 posted on
07/15/2007 1:26:30 PM PDT by
nonliberal
(Graduate: Curtis E. LeMay School of International Relations)
To: DancesWithCats
To: DancesWithCats
A week in the country with: Chuchill
"Lunch" with:
Teri Garr
6 posted on
07/15/2007 1:43:59 PM PDT by
Gay State Conservative
(If martyrdom is so cool,why does Osama Obama go to such great lengths to avoid it?)
To: DancesWithCats
7 posted on
07/15/2007 1:46:44 PM PDT by
dakine
To: DancesWithCats
"If you could lunch with any person from history (living or dead), who would it be?" Howard Stern
'have a week in the country with'
Rachel Ray
8 posted on
07/15/2007 1:53:40 PM PDT by
WhiteGuy
(GOP Congress - 16,000 earmarks costing US $50 billion in 2006 - PAUL2008)
To: DancesWithCats
9 posted on
07/15/2007 1:59:08 PM PDT by
TornadoAlley3
( “An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping that it will eat him last.”)
To: DancesWithCats
Lunch:
Paul Thomas Anderson
A week in the country:
Benicio Del Toro
11 posted on
07/15/2007 2:06:19 PM PDT by
AnnaZ
(I keep 2 magnums in my desk.One's a gun and I keep it loaded.Other's a bottle and it keeps me loaded)
To: DancesWithCats
A common unnoticeable person who was a settler in the New World from the year 1700. I wonder if we could understand the same English. And I would love to spend time with an ordinary person who left St. Louis for the West via the Oregon Trail.
To: DancesWithCats
13 posted on
07/15/2007 2:11:06 PM PDT by
djf
(Bush's legacy: Way more worried about Iraqs borders than our own!!! A once great nation... sad...)
To: DancesWithCats
15 posted on
07/15/2007 2:16:07 PM PDT by
blam
(Secure the border and enforce the law)
To: DancesWithCats
Idi Amin, although I’d probably not say “I’ll have what he’s having.”
18 posted on
07/15/2007 2:59:03 PM PDT by
toddlintown
(Six bullets and Lennon goes down. Yet not one hit Yoko. Discuss.)
To: DancesWithCats
Hegel. He was much better explaining his stuff in conversation than in his mystical mumbo-jumbo books. Kant was more entertaining, though.
19 posted on
07/15/2007 2:59:49 PM PDT by
RightWhale
(It's Brecht's donkey, not mine)
To: DancesWithCats
Great thread idea DWC!
"A week in the country with":
Thomas Jefferson [at Monticello, of course]
"Lunch" with:
Julia Child [if she would prepare it in her kitchen]
21 posted on
07/15/2007 3:08:28 PM PDT by
Daffynition
(The quieter you become, the more you are able to hear.)
To: DancesWithCats
22 posted on
07/15/2007 3:08:55 PM PDT by
ovrtaxt
(The FairTax and the North American Union are mutually exclusive.)
To: DancesWithCats
No, on second thought, maybe Elijah.
23 posted on
07/15/2007 3:09:33 PM PDT by
ovrtaxt
(The FairTax and the North American Union are mutually exclusive.)
To: DancesWithCats
Animal from the muppets.
kidding.
Thomas Jefferson.
26 posted on
07/15/2007 3:12:10 PM PDT by
Grunthor
(Wouldn’t it be music to our ears to hear the Iranian mullahs shouting “Incoming!”?)
To: DancesWithCats
Always had a crush on Annette Funicello, Am I old, or what?
Momma used to ask me why I watched Mickey Mouse Club so loyally, it sure wasn’t because of Mickey!
27 posted on
07/15/2007 3:21:39 PM PDT by
SWAMPSNIPER
(THE SECOND AMENDMENT IS A MATTER OF FACT, NOT A MATTER OF OPINION)
To: DancesWithCats
Hmm...my first choice, Ben Franklin, has been taken. Mark Twain, maybe. Bertrand Russell. Will Rogers. Ibn Khaldun. Erasmus of Rotterdam. Catherine the Great. Niccolo Machiavelli. Buffalo Bill Cody. Maria Theresa. Oscar Wilde after his prison sentence. Edmund Burke.
A week in the country? Lucrezia Borgia. All that stuff about her poisoning people was a lot of hooey. I - AAACK! (Clutches throat, falls to floor...)
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