Who would you invite to your Dinner Party...........

fairyshirls · **Posted:** Fri Jul 30, 2010 8:13 pm

You are holding a Dinner Party for you & 5 guests: Who out of any period of history (excluding family / friends etc) would you invite to your Dinner Party to get an equal balance: None of them must be living now so you've got about 2000 yrs of people!! to choose from, difficult...........

Still thinking about mine.............

Ali · **Posted:** Fri Jul 30, 2010 8:54 pm

fairyshirls wrote:

You are holding a Dinner Party for you & 5 guests: Who out of any period of history (excluding family / friends etc) would you invite to your Dinner Party to get an equal balance: None of them must be living now so you've got about 2000 yrs of people!! to choose from, difficult...........

Still thinking about mine.............

Peter Ustinov
Adolf Hitler - so I can ask him what on earth he was thinking and knowing what he knows now, would he do it again
Freddie Mercury
Marilyn Munro
My Grandmother who was a rebel and must have had fascinating stories but we never knew her to find out

fairyshirls · **Posted:** Sat Jul 31, 2010 12:05 am

Ali wrote:

My Grandmother who was a rebel and must have had fascinating stories but we never knew her to find out

Dont count no family......................... or we would have all the ones we never got to chat to,... shame

Baldy · **Joined:** Wed Jan 06, 2010 8:09 pm **Posts:** 205

Alex Higgins

Oliver Reed

George Best

Delia Smith - to cook

Oz Clarke - to sort the wine out

That might be a pretty good evening, night, morning.....

fairyshirls · **Posted:** Sat Jul 31, 2010 6:17 am

You are holding a Dinner Party for you & 5 guests: Who out of any period of history (excluding family / friends etc) would you invite to your Dinner Party to get an equal balance: None of them must be living now so you've got about 2000 yrs of people!! to choose from, difficult........

Right got mine:

John F Kennedy: what would he think of the world 30+ yrs after he was shot

King Arthur: Merlin, Knight Of The Round Table were they myth or real

George Harrison: always wanted to meet him.missed by chance once

Dame Edith Evans: watched her on the Michael Parkinson when she was 86 so intresting & funny

Geronimo- Apache Indian Chief: Always had a great respect for the American Indian what was It really like being them

There thats mine sorted bit of a mixture

fairyshirls · **Posted:** Sat Jul 31, 2010 6:17 am

You are holding a Dinner Party for you & 5 guests: Who out of any period of history (excluding family / friends etc) would you invite to your Dinner Party to get an equal balance: None of them must be living now so you've got about 2000 yrs of people!! to choose from, difficult........

Right got mine:

John F Kennedy: what would he think of the world 30+ yrs after he was shot

King Arthur: Merlin, Knight Of The Round Table were they myth or real

George Harrison: always wanted to meet him.missed by chance once

Dame Edith Evans: watched her on the Michael Parkinson when she was 86 so intresting & funny

Geronimo- Apache Indian Chief: Always had a great respect for the American Indian what was It really like being them

There thats mine sorted bit of a mixture

stormy · **Posted:** Sat Jul 31, 2010 6:59 am

Les Dawson

Freddie '' Parrot Face'' Davies

The Rolly Polly's

Arthur Askey

Archie Andrews & Peter Brough.

Beat that line up.

wolfie · **Posted:** Sat Jul 31, 2010 9:41 am

I think this list beats it!

Henry VIII

Eric Morecambe

Princess Di

Elvis Presley

Maryln Monroe

Neil · **Posted:** Sat Jul 31, 2010 10:01 am

Frank Carson (had dinner with him once, it was a scream)
George Bush & Tony Blair (lots I want ask them)
Albert Einstien (that would blow your mind)
Annie Lennox
The Queen ..

stormy · **Posted:** Sat Jul 31, 2010 10:06 am

Neil,

You broke the rules as they are supposed to be dead. :shock:

Josef K · **Posted:** Sat Jul 31, 2010 10:17 am

Tommy Cooper
Graham Chapman
Mo Molem
Linda Smith
Bella Emburg

Should be a fun evening.

Ali · **Posted:** Sat Jul 31, 2010 10:37 am

fairyshirls wrote:

Ali wrote:

My Grandmother who was a rebel and must have had fascinating stories but we never knew her to find out

Dont count no family......................... or we would have all the ones we never got to chat to,... shame

Kenneth Williams then

fairyshirls · **Posted:** Sat Jul 31, 2010 1:16 pm

stormy wrote:

You broke the rules as they are supposed to be dead.

Neil · **Posted:** Sat Jul 31, 2010 1:47 pm

stormy wrote:

Neil,

You broke the rules as they are supposed to be dead. :shock:

if my wife was doing the cooking ,,, they soon would be :shock:

fairyshirls · **Posted:** Sat Jul 31, 2010 2:11 pm

Neil wrote:

if my wife was doing the cooking ,,, they soon would be

Hope she dosent read this.............. or you soon will be :huff

Candy · **Posted:** Sat Jul 31, 2010 5:19 pm

Patrick Swayze: so I can dance with him (or swoon)
Dudley Moore: have a good laugh and I would be taller than him
Michael Jackson: lots, & lots to ask him
Bea Arthur: just loved her sense of comedy on Golden Girls
Janis Joplin: loved her music

rainbow · **Posted:** Sun Aug 01, 2010 6:38 pm

Patrick Swayze (of course!!)
Michael Hutchings just to find out if the orgasm was worth it!!
Queen Mother
The falling man from 9/11 just so his identity can be confirmed for his family
Diana Dors

Susie Q · **Posted:** Sun Aug 01, 2010 11:52 pm

Edward VIII was it worth giving up everything for the woman he loved!!!
Barry White good music
Tommy Cooper light entertainment
Martin Luther King would he think his "dream" had been fulfilled!!!
Rock Hudson pleasing to the eye

Swallow · **Posted:** Tue Aug 03, 2010 1:22 am

My choice would be:

Queen Victoria....in a poll taken a few years ago, she came in at number 15 as one of the most interesting women throughout history, I agree with that.

Florence Nighingale....so I could compare notes :lol:

George Mackay Brown....a well know author/poet from the Orkney Islands and my favourite of all time. Many years ago I bought at auction a copy of his first work and is one of my treasured possessions, I'd ask him to sign it :lol:

Mother Teresa....to ask her what she thought of the world today, I don't think she'd be best pleased.

Barry White....I grew up with his ballads :heart

Janx

Anais · **Joined:** Tue Jan 06, 2009 5:49 pm **Posts:** 16

The prophet Mohammed

Jesus Christ

Pope John Paul 2nd

Siddhartha Gautama (Buddhist)

Rabbi Moshe Feinstein

No, I'm not religeous, but I think this would be a very interesting meeting and could perhaps answer many questions!

Owen · **Posted:** Thu Aug 05, 2010 3:30 pm

Quote:

Barry White....I grew up with his ballards

Would one like to re-phrase that Jan?? :oops:

Swallow · **Posted:** Thu Aug 05, 2010 10:28 pm

Ooops well spotted Owen :lol:

just a glitch in my spelling :roll:

Peppermint · **Posted:** Fri Aug 06, 2010 11:11 am

Bram Stoker
Mary Shelley
Robert Burns
Claude Debussy
Michelangelo

Scary stories, beautiful music, tales of great art work and end the evening with Rabbie Burns poetry and a big dram of whiskey!

Just listening about their lives would be fascinating enough!

xx

George · **Joined:** Sat Feb 09, 2008 6:39 pm **Posts:** 178

Winston Churchill - anyone who, when drunk and accosted by a lady saying 'Sir, you are drunk' then replies 'And you madam are ugly. In the morning I will be sober' has to be a first class raconteur apart from a brilliant politician.

Martin Luther King - is this what you really envisaged?

Charles Darwin - so do the theories really hold up then?

Henry viii - so what do you now think of the religion you removed and the one with which it was replaced?

Charlie Chaplin - did all your progeny turn out as you would have wished, and 'is today's cinema what you envisaged when you began???'

Jacs

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