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steve2qec 16-11-2011 17:46
Re: Dead or alive.
 
Brian May - to talk guitars with
Paul McCartney - love tales about the Beatles (and Wings)
Jenny Agutter - the only woman I'd leave my wife for!!
Rudyard Kipling - like his poetry and he can bring the cakes!
Lord Raglan - been a Crimean War nerd for years!!

.....should be a fun evening.....!

annesingleton 16-11-2011 19:37
Re: Dead or alive.
 
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers(count as one), Simon Rimmer (he can do the cooking so he'll be in the background), Peter Kay, Stephen Fry, Leonard Cohen, Jeremy Paxman.

garinda 16-11-2011 19:53
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Originally Posted by steve2qec (Post 948694)
Jenny Agutter - the only woman I'd leave my wife for!!
Not showing off, honest.

Just got to know and meet quite a few people, through work and personally, when I lived in the smoke.

She is absolutely lovely.

I did an impression of her, at the end of the Railway Children, when she runs through the steam to her father. She laughed. I was thrilled.

I was going to do my impersonation from Walkabout.

But it was January, and too cold to take my clothes off.

:D

flashy 16-11-2011 20:05
Re: Dead or alive.
 
Ronnie Kray
Reggie Kray
Dave Grohl
Richard Hammond
Scott Maslen


and why?


because i can

steve2qec 16-11-2011 20:19
Re: Dead or alive.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by garinda (Post 948758)
Not showing off, honest.

Just got to know and meet quite a few people, through work and personally, when I lived in the smoke.

She is absolutely lovely.

I did an impression of her, at the end of the Railway Children, when she runs through the steam to her father. She laughed. I was thrilled.

I was going to do my impersonation from Walkabout.

But it was January, and too cold to take my clothes off.

:D
Lucky sod, I've dreamt of meeting her since I was 15 when I saw her in Logan's Run....not much chance - don't think she gets up to Accy much!

steve2qec 16-11-2011 20:24
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Quote:
Originally Posted by flashy (Post 948766)
Ronnie Kray
Reggie Kray
Dave Grohl
Richard Hammond
Scott Maslen


and why?


because i can
That evening sounds like it could end in a fight....and Hammond would probably come off worse!

Michael1954 16-11-2011 20:28
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Originally Posted by steve2qec (Post 948774)
Lucky sod, I've dreamt of meeting her since I was 15 when I saw her in Logan's Run....not much chance - don't think she gets up to Accy much!
A very attractive lady, Steve.

Gayle 16-11-2011 21:36
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Emma Thompson - my all time favourite actress, writer, general good person
Marilyn Monroe - fascinating life, if she was sober long enough to tell us about it
Cleopatra - beautiful and powerful
Madonna - well, we'll need someone to entertain us
Jane Austin - she can sign the copy of Pride and Prejudice that I have with me all the time

I wouldn't invite any men because we'd want a good girly gossip.

garinda 16-11-2011 21:52
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 948809)
Emma Thompson - my all time favourite actress, writer, general good person
Marilyn Monroe - fascinating life, if she was sober long enough to tell us about it
Cleopatra - beautiful and powerful
Madonna - well, we'll need someone to entertain us
Jane Austin - she can sign the copy of Pride and Prejudice that I have with me all the time

I wouldn't invite any men because we'd want a good girly gossip.
I'll come and wait on for you.

Serve, clear the table..light your cigars.

You can trust me.

I'm no gossip.

:rolleyes::D

alan7554 17-11-2011 02:12
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john f kennedy--- us president
winston s churchill---british statesman
edward john smith---titanic captain
king edward the eight---king of uk 1936
muhammed ali--LEGEND

SHOULD BE A GOOD DINNER PARTY

ossy kid 17-11-2011 04:59
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J.F.K so we can finally find out about the "moon walk"
Michael Jackson to show J.F.K. what a moon walk looks like.
Boeing guy for the obvious
Margaret to take photos
A young Bridget Bardot just for me

Jimmy Stevie with his loose meat and potato pie

steve2qec 17-11-2011 08:03
Re: Dead or alive.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by alan7554 (Post 948888)
john f kennedy--- us president
winston s churchill---british statesman
edward john smith---titanic captain
king edward the eight---king of uk 1936
muhammed ali--LEGEND

SHOULD BE A GOOD DINNER PARTY
You could ask Capt. Smith to pass the gravy boat and see if he does it without it banging in to anything!

jaysay 17-11-2011 08:50
Re: Dead or alive.
 
A serious look at this

I would say

Ian Botham
Prince William
My Father
my Grandfather, who I never met
Bill Shankley

mobertol 17-11-2011 23:28
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 948932)
A serious look at this

I would say

Ian Botham
Prince William
My Father
my Grandfather, who I never met
Bill Shankley

Met Bob Paisley who took over at L'pool from Bill Shankley Jay, it was the year L'pool won the Championship title - came to a hall dinner at Uni. with his wife -very shy man and completely un-assuming...

Eric 18-11-2011 06:29
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Tommy Douglas ... I'd like to meet an honest politician.

Pierre Trudeau ... I'd like to meet an intelligent politician.

Bette Midler ... because she has talent, and we were born on the same day.

Captain Charles Upham ... VC and Bar.

Clara Schumann ... 'cause I want to meet her.


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