My maternal grandfather
Eleanor Roosevelt
Richard Feynmann - not only one of the most dazzling intellects of the century, but one of the most diverse - I’d do my best to seduce him!
- Albert Camus, long time hero. I just have a few questions for him. Other than that, I’d just like to have some idle chatter and look at him.
2)Bob Marley. I’d like to smoke him out and listen to some jammin’.
3)Albert Einstein, for a crash course in higher physics.
Ayesha has never seen a lemur’s penis.
1.Albert Einstien/Steven Hawking(if he was dead, thank god he’s not!)
2.Joan of Arc
3.Frank Herbert, my favourite author of all time, I’ll never get tired of his books even after reading them 4-6x each
4 Squee kiss
I am a fire whose flames lick and spit at the boundless sky forever desiring wonderous consummation
-me
Without thinking about it much…
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Robert Heinlein: one of my favorite authors, and a real character on his own.
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Samuel Clemens: great observer of his times.
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Thomas Jefferson: influential FF who contributed much to framing one of our most important freedoms - separation of church and state.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar: she’s hot.
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Jesus: kill him in that manger and save us all a lot of grief.
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Kathryn Hepburn back when she was young.
William Blake
Leonardo Da Vinci
Joan of Arc
I’ll buy that for a dollar.
Elizabeth I
Thomas Jefferson
Will Rogers
My personal list:
- My dad. He died when I was 9.
- My grand parents who passed away when I was 16 and 21. I’d like to talk to them again as an adult, than the kid I was.
3)Me, in high school.
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my maternal grandmother (committed suicide when i was 4-ish)
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tom robbins (author)
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ray bradbury (author, obviously)
“…practice practice makes perfect perfect is a fault and fault lines change…i believe my shirt is wearing thin and change is what i believe in.” m.s.
1 - my grandpa, and his wife when she knew how to smile…
2 - albert einstein
3 - john the nerd
if wishes were fishes, we could walk on the ocean.
I wish I’d been in on the dormroom bull sessions when all these three were studying at the Sorbonne at the same time:
(1) John Calvin - who theorized Protestanism into a heartless equation.
(2) Thomas Loyola - who was to Catholicism what the kamikazi were to Japan
(3) Rabelais - who rejected the mindless dogma of the above directions in favor of the eternal merits of eating and fucking and farting.
Another historical juxtuposition in which I’d wish to participate: Vienna, 1913, during a six-week period when both all the following were in town and in relative obscurity:
(1) Adolph Hitler, living in a men’s hostel
(2) Joseph Stalin, in town on party business
(3) Any local black-market gun dealer
Your deep sea diving suit is ready, me brave lad.
You realise, of course, that Jesus would be speaking Hebrew, Hitler would be speaking German, and most of the other ancients will be like Italian or French or whatever.
Oh well, I guess reality is suspended 
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George Lucas just after Empire Strikes Back was finished.
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My Father, a couple of years before he died, so I could really get to know him a lot better than a 14 year old kid ever does.
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Jim Henson. 'nuff said.
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Shadow of the Pigeon -
Weirdo of the Night
Adam, I thought you ALready met Jesus?
Me:
1.Abbie Hoffman(no surprise here)
2.Dick Gregory
3.Lenny Bruce
Good point Rose. =)
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The Honoroable Venustiano Carranza, President of Mexico (1859-1920)
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The Emperor Vespasian (Titus Flavius Sabinus Vespasianus, A.D. 9-79)
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pluto
Uke
Spooje, just want to tell you that I went to Joey Ramone’s birthday party last year (it was great) and my roommate went to high school with the red haired girl from “That 70’s Show”. I hope you’re not too jealous.
My three people:
Frank Zappa
John Coltrane
Oscar de La Hoya (before he was married)
Well I am! You Met Joey Ramone!!?
After reading her list, I want to meet SaxFace.
Oh, stop it, you guys. I’m really just a normal person with good connections.
Joey’s birthday party was at a bar called Coney Island High in Manhattan. My friend’s band was playing so I got in. Joey appeared at about 2 am and played a few selections. I vaguely remember being introduced to him (he was as inebraited as I was, IIRC). I think he hangs out at that bar a lot - if you ever come to town, go there and ask for him!
As far as people who I have met (and always wanted to meet) the list is as follows: Ack, I’ll just start a new thread!
Marguerite de Navarre - A poetess and a great lover.
Joan of Arc - so I could tell her not to go to to Compiegnem, and ask her to describe angels.
Mary, mother of Jesus - I would like to ask what Jesus was like as a little boy and if those stories about pigeons and killing other kids that pissed him off are true. Also I would try to get her drunk to find out whose Jesus’ father really was.
Currently,
- Ed Asner
- Santa Claus
- Bruce (a very interesting philosophical priest whom I know)
Back in time (if I could change history)
- St. Paul (take him forward in time and show what his bigotry towards gays has caused…specifically to the Nazi death camps)
- Alexander Scriabine (he could adopt me and teach me his musical style first hand.)
- John Dowland (he could also adopt me)
If I could eliminate any three people from history:
- St Paul
- Hitler
- Jesus
They are all on equal par. I would not get rid of Jesus because I think he is a bad person, only because so many of his words are interpretted in a bigoted/wrong way and misconstrued so they can rationalize so many various forms of hatred.
HUGS!
Sqrl