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[rustee]

Who would you like to invite to a large, catered get-together or a small

intimate dinner?

My choices ~ 

King Tut
Cleopatra
Henry VIII
Christopher Columbus
Bach
Ben Franklin
Susan B. Anthony
George Gershwin
Duke and Duchess of Windsor

Gandhi
Amelia Earhart
Rosa Parks
Edward R. Murrow

FYI ~ I use to enjoy watching Steve Allen's "Meeting of Minds" program on PBS (late 70s/early 80s).

[qualitygal]

Ohhh fun question!

Sitting Bull

Rembrandt

Amelia Earhart

Eleanor Roosevelt

Helen Keller

Abraham Lincoln

Betsy Ross

John Glenn

Mr. Byrd (Explorer)

Ms. Bronte

I'll think of others, this is a start. Beyond the question I didn't read your answers so mine would be mine.  Went back then and read your answers. Very good!! Interesting too.

[hckynut]

Ronald Reagan

Historical to me.

hckynut(john)

[just bee]

I know I’m forgetting someone, but…

Eleanor of Aquitaine

Elizabeth I

William Shakespeare

Leonardo da Vinci

Oscar Wilde

Tennessee Williams

Errol Flynn

Antonio Vivaldi

Mark Twain

Vincent Price

Jean-Baptiste Poquelin (Molière)

John Adams

Elvis Presley

Bette Davis

Judy Garland

Edward Hopper

Dorothy Parker

Wilbur and Orville Wright

[giraffe77]

Saul of Tarsus (now Paul)

[cherry]

There are so many

I would  pick  Christ ,and St Peter, St Joesph, because he is a man of mystery  The Blessed Mother ,of course

The people I would  most like to meet from modern times ,are Churchill ,and Ike, because they saved democracy.

[JaneMarple]

I would invite the following:

Jesus Christ

Saint Paul

John (author of Revelation)

Gandhi

Dalai Lama

Nelson Mandela

Pope John Paul

Pope Francis

Martin Luther King

Desmond Tutu

Mother Theresa

Maya Angelou

[beckyb1012]

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@hckynut wrote:

Ronald Reagan

Historical to me.

hckynut(john)

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You took my answer.  Always will be the only one I would need to dine with other than the one above. (Heaven above)

[itiswhatitis]

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@rustee wrote:

Who would you like to invite to a large, catered get-together or a small

intimate dinner?

My choices ~ 

King Tut
Cleopatra
Henry VIII
Christopher Columbus
Bach
Ben Franklin
Susan B. Anthony
George Gershwin
Duke and Duchess of Windsor

Gandhi
Amelia Earhart
Rosa Parks
Edward R. Morrow

FYI ~ I use to enjoy watching Steve Allen's "Meeting of Minds" program on PBS (late 70s/early 80s).

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My choices would be:

Thurgood Marshall

Madame C. J. Walker

Dorothy Dandridge

Nelson Mandela

Desmond Tutu

Mother Teresa

Diana Princess of Wales

John H. Johnson

Ghandi

Malcolm X

there's probably more, but I have to think.....

[Preds]

Delphine LaLaurie

Ilse Loch

Ivan the Terrible

Pol Pot

Himmler

Stalin

Any serial killer and so many others.

Plus, their parents.

I would like to "see" them and listen to the who, what, when, where, why, and how they became so evil.  What tripped their wire?  Why the need to destroy?  What drove them and what "pleasure" did they feel ... or did they even feel?

Doing good I can understand.  Pure evil I can't.  Hope I never do, but it does interest me.