Frida Kahlo, Anne Oakley, and Catherine the Great.
Henry VIII - Edgar Allan Poe - and Vincent van Gogh, who responds…
“You too share a lust for life! We will pursue it together!”
What your date might be like…
Dates with van Gogh are unpredictable-- you might end up having a perfectly nice afternoon picnic with him in the countryside, or you might end up in a shouting match with him in his bedroom, dodging any small objects he might throw at you. Van Gogh is a very religious man who at one point became a preacher, so it’s possible that you will end up on the receiving end of a manic sermon if you’re not careful what you say. Most importantly: hide any sharp implements when you’re around him.
heh 
He can keep his sermons to himself. Unless he wants to be completely ear-less.
Billy the Kid, Leonardo DaVinci, and Genghis Khan.
Hey, what can I say? I like adventure.
Ernest Shackleton, Henry VIII and Socrates.
Ernest Shackleton, intrepid South Pole explorer, advises me before our date to “Wear something warm and have a good meal before you go. Also, don’t bring any pets.”
That last part sounds ominous.
My dead soul mates are Billy the Kid, Leonardo da Vinci (wasn’t he supposedly gay?) and P.T. Barnum. Talk about a rock and a hard place.
Poe, DaVinci and some dude I don’t recognise here (Actually, scrolling up, I think I got Baldwin too).
Eh, I don’t need a computer to tell me that Vernon Castle and I were meant for each other . . .
YAY!
I made threadspotting!
With dead people!
I got shot down (so to speak) by Indira Gandhi, and was too demoralized to try again.
I got Eva Peron, Agatha Christie, and Joan of Arc.
That makes three of us. I chose Poe. I’m shuddering, too. 
I got Henry VIII, Ludwig van Beethoven, and El Bandito. It was a tough choice, but me and Hank will get along splendidly, I’m sure.
For a little while, anyway. 
Kick ass! Poe and I have a date! happy dance
I got Annie Oakley, Susan B. Anthony, and Mata Hari. Guns and votng are nice, but I gotta go with Mata Hari.
After an inasuspicius start due to some confusion as to what those symbols meant I got:
Mata Hari
Eva Peron
Annie Oakley
I went with Eva and she accepted. This is cool, I’m thinking. Good looking, comes with her own country, dies young*.
Didn’t she die young? Or at least youngish, or something.
Susan B. Anthony???
Not for all the silver dollars in the world.
Lucrezia Borgia
Cleopatra
Agatha Christie
Poe accepted me; Da Vinci did not. Why am I not surprised?
Of the two prospects I didn’t pick, one was obviously going to be Agatha Christie, and I strongly suspected the other one (“Senorita Peligrosa” or something like that) of being Frida Kahlo. Now Og knows I’m not fussy about female body size & shape, but when I selected “elfin” I didn’t think it was code for “amputee”!
Apparently Frida Kahlo and I enjoy drinking and monkeys…go figure.
[Homer]mmmm…unibrow.[/Homer]