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If you could pick one person in history to have dinner with, who would you choose?
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Abraham Lincoln what a fascinating man!
I think Edger Allen Poe would be an interesting dinner companion.
the movie director john ford — think of the stories
Eve. I have a bone to pick with her about these periods.
Tom Hiddleston. I just want to crawl inside his head and know his world and motivations. I want to know what keeps him going everyday. If not Tom though I would also be very happy with George Takei for slightly different motivations.
Leonardo da Vinci.
Hard one. I think I would like to sit down with Shakespeare. I would love to see his writing process.
John Wayne my first crush!!
Leonardo Da Vinci
Emily Dickinson
Elvis Presley.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Erwin Schrodinger
Ask him about his damned cat for me, would ya? Damn confusing man made my life hell on Chemistry…
Tycho Brahe
Florence Nightingale.
Probably Napoleon Bonaparte.
Benjamin Franklin
Leonardo Da Vinci, or any artist at that
Jane Austen
Jesus
Edgar Rice Burroughs this man had a fantastic imagination I read Tarzan of The Apes for the first time back in the 50s have reread often still love them and the John Carter of Mars series still has a place in my library. All of his books are wonderful I wish I could meet him.
Queen Elizabeth I
Queen Elizabeth the 1st. She was a very interesting person in history
William Wallace
Cary Grant and Sally Field
Jesus
Tutankhamun… as long as I could understand him.
Jackie O
Milton Hershey, I think he could really help me with my culinary work.
i don’t have one.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, to find out what inspired Sherlock.
So many choices! I’d love to talk with Queen Hatshepsut
Agatha Christie, hers were the first mystery books I read and she made me love reading with her stories. I’d like to thank her, for the path she set me on.
I think Mary Wollstonecraft is who I would love to talk to and have dinner with so we could talk about the amazing changes for women since her time and how in some ways many things have not changed as well.
Queen Elizabeth I has always fascinated me.
Cleopatra
Never could think of an answer to that question.
Abe Lincoln
Gloria Steinam
Leonardo Da Vinci
Alexander the great
Cleopatra or any other pharaoh
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mark Twain
Nikola Tesla
Pocahontas
I’m not really all that deep so I’m gonna say Whitney Houston. Because it’s Whitney freaking Houston. She was amazing.
I’m rubbish at this. Can I say my grandmother so I can see her again and also maybe get her to show me how to make biscuits and salmon patties.
Robert the Bruce
Anne Frank
Da Vinci
Michelangelo
King Tut
Queen Elizabeth I
Frederick the Great, if not him at least his sister Wilhelmina.
Kathleen Woodiweiss
Have to say Alexander the great.
Tennessee Williams
John Wayne
It would be Joss Whedon. I would love to get a glimpse into that man’s head
Ben Franklin
It would have to be one more dinner with my daddy. I miss him.
Albert Einstein
Easy question, as I thought about this often. I would love to sit down to dinner with Stonewall Jackson. He was such an interesting man, and so important to the Southern army. Although the final result of the Civil War is of course the right one, and the desired one, I have often felt that victory would have been a lot less easy if the foremost tactical mind of the Confederates had not been killed by friendly fire.
Harriet Tubman because she was one of my heroes growing up or my mother because I miss her so much
My Mother , today is her birthday too and she has been gone way to long! a dinner and a hug! Nothing better!
Jesus
Sherlock Holmes, even though he is fictional it would be an awesome conversation.
I think that I would like to eat a meal with either Martin Luther King Jr or Ghandi.
Benjamin Franklin
Abe lincoln
Leonardo Da Vinci
Abe Lincoln
Marie Antoinette, I hear she likes cake.
American anthropologist Margaret Mead
My maternal great grandmother.
Albert Einstein, and a translator.
Abe Lincoln
Laurell K Hamilton.
I want to talk to the mind that came up with the world of Anita Blake!
Queen Elizabeth I would be a very fascinating woman to speak to.
Nikola Tesla. Now there is a mind I would love to pick. If nothing else, to find out which of the many, many stories about him were true.
It’s recent history but Dr. Robert Ballard, the man who found the wreck of the Titanic.
Albert Einstein or Leonardo DaVinci
I think I would choose Cleopatra and see if she was as beautiful as people said.
I would love to meet a paternal ancestor & learn the Navajo language.
Last princess of Hawaii
My grandmother I miss her
Either Oscar Wilde, Dorothy Parker, or Hedda Hopper.
Diana Princess of Wales
Virginia Hall, who spied for the Allies in WWII, sounded incredibly cool!
My ancestors, just to hear their life story and to see if they really are watching after the family.
I have always been fascinated by baking in the 1800s so I would just want to sit down with a baker from that time
I would choose Bastet, the Egyptian goddess of cats.
A. Lincoln.
No clue.
Shakespeare…
Leonardo Da Vinci
I’d love to talk to Enid Blyton…. those books brightened my childhood.
My grandma
Tesla it would be fun to poke at that brainiac
I guess I would like to have dinner with Walt Disney
Sojourner Truth; I loved reading Ain’t I a Woman in high school, and I would enjoy learning more about her.
I would love to talk to one of the Indian Chiefs.
Sándor Petőfi
Johnny Depp. Whoever said it had to be someone who’s dead?😉
Mother Teresa
Isaac Asimov
Frida Kahlo
John Quincy Adams and his Wife.
Gautama Buddha
Agatha Christie
Hmmm, can I choose 2? Hadrian and Lincoln.
Brandi
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Agatha Christie. Supposed to have been a very interesting lady.
Hans Asperger
Leonardo de vinci
Amelia earhart.
Walt Disney – I’d love to know how he came up with his first ideas.
queen Victoria,
Elvis
Einstein
Florence Nightingale.
Lincoln
My mother-in law who was an amazing woman who me laugh I miss her so much to hear her tell me her story’s about her past again I miss that 😇
Harriet Tubman or Frederick Douglas.
Red Skelton
There are so many amazing people to choose from but I think I’d pick Anne McCaffrey.
Just one? Perhaps Eleanor Roosevelt or Lester B. Pearson
Thomas Jefferson
I have no idea…Nelson Mandela would be pretty awesome.
Gene Roddenberry
Grainne O’Malley
My Mum
Arthur Conan Doyle
Right now – Alexander Hamilton. The new musical about him fascinates me a bit.
My granfather, who died when I was three.
Queen Elizabeth the first.
Hmm I am thinking Queen Elizabeth I or Sue Brown. Either would make me one happy camper.
Amelia Earhart…I want to find out what happen on that flight. Where did she go?
Aurel Vlaicu or Henri Coandă.
Jesus
I’d love to sit down with Moses or Jesus to find out what really happened…And what they think of religion today.
Alexander the Great
Mary, Queen of Scots. What was going through her mind?
Robert Redford. Is he old enough to count? 🙂
Leonardo Da Vinci. 🙂 Such a genius.
The only person I would want to met is my grandfather Edward. He died before any of us kids were born. But we always got told what a great guy he was. Would love to hear his war story’s.
Joanna D’Arc
Eleanor Roosevelt
John Steinbeck
Benjamin Franklin. A fascinating man and incorruptible flirt.
My grandfather because he died before I was born and I want to know about him
My dad, he passed away in February, I wish I could have one last dinner to tell all the things I never had the chance to
Walt Disney. Would love to talk with him. Also, Mom & Pop. Miss them.
Martin Luther King or Gandi