Which Historical Figure Would You Take to Dinner?

Walt Disney, fer sure.
Imagine what fun you could have talking to him about Mickey Mouse?

Maria Magdalene-I'm fascinatedby her and her role in early Chrisitianity. After all, the Catholic church has done everything to make her look as if she were less important to religion than she actually was, up to the point of calling her a whore and admitting censuries later she wasn't.

Frederick the Great. AKA Frederick II, Frederick II of Prussia, and Old Fritz. He was the greatest Ruler in human history and I would love to talk to him about his Nation, his battle strategies, and the arts.

I would also like to talk to Erszebet Bathory, the Blood Countess, but I'd definitely like to have someone there so she doesn't have me killed. She intrigues me. She's very much like myself: Hungarian, female, and a vampire (though I think she might have been more insane than vampire, to be quite honest).

Hitler. Do you know how many great questions you could ask him?

I know i've replied to this several times, but this is my answer.

A young Elvis Presley would be fackin' amazing.
He seemed like such a sensitive soul and I'd love to see him perform.

If it had to be a historical figure, I'd pick Anne Boleyn (Mary was cool, but she was a little insane)
If it were to be a celebrity then JOHN FREAKING LENNON. I love that guy so much I wish he wasn't dead)':

I would either take Marilyn Monroe or Frank Sinatra. I'm a big 20's nerd

alice.in.panem:

I would either take Marilyn Monroe or Frank Sinatra. I'm a big 20's nerd

Neither of them were famous in the 1920s. Marilyn wasn't alive for most of the 1920s actually.

Greta Garbo and and Charlie Chaplin would be my 1920s duo

William H. Bonney/Billy the Kid

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alice.in.panem:

I would either take Marilyn Monroe or Frank Sinatra. I'm a big 20's nerd

I think you're off by 20-30 years. Frank Sinatra was really hot during the 40s, and Marilyn was very popular during the 50s. Frank was 14 in 1929, and Marilyn was 3 in 1929.

My history teacher says she'd invite Disraeli over for a tea party X) I just find it funny. I doubt I'd invite him over...althoguh I'd like to talk to him.

Probably Pharaoh Akhenaten, he's so interesting @_@

Ludwig van Beethoven. Not only to practise my a-level German but also because he's my favourite composer and I'd love to have picked his brain about all sorts of things.

Vladimir Lenin. I would love to just pick his brains about his life. There would be so many great questions to ask.

Salvador Dali. I want to know what the hell was running through his mind when he did the work he did. Then I was end up congratulating him.

And Charles Lynch, Andrew Jackson and every other slave owner or racist person to live, so I could kill them again.

Marie Antoinette, partly for the cake and partly to have a real excuse to dress like her for once

I would totally take George Gershwin out to dinner. and then he would accompany me on the piano while I sing his music. perfect!

Edward Leedskalnin, the guy who built coral castle

starcrossed.:

I would totally take George Gershwin out to dinner. and then he would accompany me on the piano while I sing his music. perfect!

This. Except I'm no singer, so I wouldn't do the last part. I'd play or watch him play Rhapsody in Blue and just be like..

Grigori Rasputin, I love him, he's my god.

ayanasioux:

Andrew Jackson [...] so I could kill them again.

I love Andrew Jackson, he's my favorite president. I'd take him to dinner so I could kiss his ass.

King Tut. I really want to know who killed him, or was it just all coincidence.