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In no real order
Tom Waits
Jhon Lydon
Mick Jaggar
(ALL LIVING)
All are brilliant and would be a blast to talk with over a full 10oz. glass of proper single malt scotch.
Impossible now (for obvious reasons, Wakey's TT and the other two aren't with us any more), and these are probably three from my list of hundreds, but in no particular order.
Rick Wakeman
Eric Morecambe
Alan Plater
chris@panteg
11-11-2010, 12:03
Hitler
Napoleon
Just want to ask them ' what were you thinking of invading Russia :hmm:
Marx :sofa:
Reid Malenfant
11-11-2010, 12:08
Pete Namlook (Peter kuhlmann)
Carl Sagan (not going to be easy :doh:)
Neil Armstrong
:cool:
Rare Bird
11-11-2010, 12:12
Oliver Reed
Spike Milligan
Sid James
Try to drink with the liveing,Not people who passed 40+ years ago.
or make 2 lists liveing then dead.
Hitler
Napoleon
Just want to ask them ' what were you thinking of invading Russia :hmm:
Marx :sofa:
You never open 2 fronts, Hitler did't learn from Napoleon,both times there armys froze to death in the winter.
Better for the world.
Rare Bird
11-11-2010, 15:33
Try to drink with the liveing,Not people who passed 40+ years ago.
or make 2 lists liveing then dead.
I Live for 40 years ago!
aquapiranha
11-11-2010, 15:35
Nick Cave
Leonard Cohen
Cara Dillon (hubba hubba...)
Nick Cave Just be good to talk about life and death
Billy Connelly because he will make me laugh and think deeper at the same time
Irvin Yalom because he will broadern my view about humanity
Megan Fox
Angelina Jolie
Holly Willoughby
:eyebrows:
Or, if we're going to be talking not just getting drunk and me trying to grope them:
Billy Connolly (For the comedy)
Ray Mears (Fascinated by his program and books)
Stephen Hawking (Not sure he'd be much of a party animal, though!)
Richard Feynman (physicist)
Daniel Goldin (former NASA administrator)
Winston Churchill
The Vinyl Adventure
11-11-2010, 16:38
my mum
my dad
douglas adams
michaelhigh
11-11-2010, 17:39
Brian Wilson, Jack Nietzche, Hal Blaine
DanJennings
14-11-2010, 15:47
Alive:
Bill Bailey
Andy Partridge
Bjork
Dead:
Ronnie James Dio
Bon Scott
Alex Harvey
William Shakespeare
(want to catch this guy early and see if I can persuade him to stop writing on the grounds that his version of Eastenders may have been and popular in his day but to have it as one of the corner stone of literature in the 21st century is nothing short of criminal.) :doh:
Richard Feynman
A truly great “out of the box” thinker.
Jane Russel
If you don’t know don’t bother asking :rolleyes:
William Shakespeare
(want to catch this guy early and see if I can persuade him to stop writing on the grounds that his version of Eastenders may have been and popular in his day but to have it as one of the corner stone of literature in the 21st century is nothing short of criminal.) :doh:
Richard Feynman
A truly great “out of the box” thinker.
Jane Russel
If you don’t know don’t bother asking :rolleyes:
Shakespeare is lost on me, I'd rather read almost anything else.
Jac Hawk
14-11-2010, 18:01
Simon Cowell (cos i'd like to tell him what a twat i think he is)
George Harrison (cos he was just awsome)
Cheryl Cole (cos i enjoy stairing at her tits)
I'm entirely uninterested in meeting anyone 'famous' and certainly wouldn't want to go for a drink with them - I would rather just go with my friends.
After being told off for bringing the impossible into this, here's my revised list:
Still Living:
Rick Wakeman (he's a genius and got lots of great stories to tell)
Kev Dempsey (because he's a top bloke and might be able to give me some tips on playing the guitar)
Martin Carthy (he'd have some great stuff to chat about, too)
Now gone:
Eric Morecambe (a top bloke who by all accounts was great company)
Alan Plater (great playwright)
My big brother, Rick (larger than life and lit up a room when he walked in. It'd be great to have another legendary evening out with him!)
Megan Fox
Angelina Jolie
Holly Willoughby
:eyebrows:
Or, if we're going to be talking not just getting drunk and me trying to grope them:
Billy Connolly (For the comedy)
Ray Mears (Fascinated by his program and books)
Stephen Hawking (Not sure he'd be much of a party animal, though!)
Ask Peter Stringfellow. He'd tell you different!
After being told off for bringing the impossible into this, here's my revised list:
Still Living:
Rick Wakeman (he's a genius and got lots of great stories to tell)
Kev Dempsey (because he's a top bloke and might be able to give me some tips on playing the guitar)
Martin Carthy (he'd have some great stuff to chat about, too)
Now gone:
Eric Morecambe (a top bloke who by all accounts was great company)
Alan Plater (great playwright)
My big brother, Rick (larger than life and lit up a room when he walked in. It'd be great to have another legendary evening out with him!)
Not so much told off,just redirected.
anthonyTD
15-11-2010, 12:29
Ronny wood,
stevie wonder
slash [guns n roses]
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