shakespeare. he seems like hed be interesting to have a conversation with. somewhere relaxed would be nice and i dont know what we'd discuss. id let him take the lead.
Benjamin Franklin .. would love to hear his thoughts on life in the U.S. today vs what was envisioned when the Declaration of Independence, Constitution and Bill of Rights were written.
@Gumba1000 It would be a never ending pour, the container that the soup originated from would never run out. Like the woman with the jar of oil and bag of flour that lasted as long as she needed.
George Washington, I’d like to meet him anywhere in his time. I’d like to find out how he kept it all together and manage to fight the British. Dealing with congress and traitors , spy’s and the French .
Like to have dinner with Davey Crocket he sounds like an interesting person. Like to meet him on a mountain top in Tennessee. I want to hear the story when he killed a b'ar when he was only three.
I’d have a lot to discuss with him about today’s world and "The Dream". He’d love Sunday brunch at Lois The Pie Queen over in Oakland, right off the main drag that bears his name, and the parishioners from the local churches coming to eat would be blown away.
I have a few answers to this based on intent and conversation topic (hey you never limited us to one person!):
1. Sentimental- To see my grandmother again and have dinner with her one last time. 2. Sex- Marilyn Monroe, take her to dinner and then fun time afterwards. 3. Intellectual Pursuits/Science- Albert Einstein 4. Political Talk- Thomas Jefferson 5. World Talk- Charlemagne First Holy Roman Emperor 6. Military Strategy- Genghis Khan 7. Music- Elvis or Mozart 8. Philosophy- Plato or Socrates. Possibly Marcus Aurelius.
