Which Historical Figure Would You Take to Dinner?

Padraic Pearse. He amazes me.

Id definetly take out Julius Caesar to practice out my latin on and it would be awesomely interesting lol id also take take Napoleon, Wellington, Genghis Kahn, Brutus, Plato, Aristotle. Basically we'd have a luho on the beach with grass skirts and coconut bras :D

JFK

Joseph Merrick.

I would love to meet Immanuel Kant. The amount of insight he would have would be amazing..perhaps we could even have an intellectual debate. ^^

Katherine of Aragon

Oh God, I'd love to take Da Vinci out to dinner. How interesting would that conversation be?! :cheese:

^ That would be amazing! :crazy:

Bring Michelangelo, too. I love his art. Oow, and Salvador Dali!

Jesus Christ.

I would love to have a real conversation with him.

Oh God. I would love to meet Henry VIII, Joseph Stalin, and Aristotle. The first two men - I'd love to find out what they thought of their actions and I'd love to have a philosophical debate with Aristotle.

^^You should take Henry and I should take More lol that would be interesting.

I'd probably take Aristotle, Salvador Dali, or James Madison.
Oh! Or Isaac Newton.

Rosa parks.

Jesus. :file:
So I could get to know him over lasagna.
He'd be pretty amazing to meet, of course.

I would love to dine with Robert Kennedy, Padraig Pearse, George Washington, W.B. Yeats, Sean Lemass or Martin Luther.
Or Robespierre!
And if I could get them all together at my table,that would be great!

Adolf Hitler. Just to see what he was like.

Vlad the Impaler :twisted:

:tehe: It would be pretty interesting..

...And if he wasn't free, then Roald Dahl, and Kurt Cobain. Roald Dahl was just... awesome, and I really wanna know the truth about Kurt's death. :think:

Definitely Jesus. I don't think I'd want to meet anyone else, because really, the only person I'd want to talk to is Jesus.

William Shakespeare.

Lenin. I'd love to know his thoughts on what went down after he died.

Oscar Wilde.
More than anyone, I want to meet him.
I'd love to hear his wittyness firsthand, even if it's directed towards me. :tehe:

Bockstensmannen would be rad too. I'd love to know why people were so scared of him haunting them that they put three wooden sticks though his chest/stomach.
(Most people probably don't know who he was, but he's this Medieval corpse that was found by relatives of mine 70-80 years ago, and I think it's at least pretty well known in Sweden. It is around here at least, obviously.)