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garinda 10-10-2005 18:27

Dead or alive.
 
Which five people would you invite to your ideal dinner party? They could be dead or alive.

Mine would be-

1/ Oscar Wilde, well I relish competition.
2/Barbra Castle, because she was at the centre of an interesting time in politics, and wasn't afraid to speak her mind.
3/Alan Bennet, so Barbra would have someone else from Yorkshire to talk to.
4/Prince William, because I'm nosey, and it would be interesting to see what he was really like, plus I might be able to convert him to republicanism.
5/Jackie Kennedy, because she had substance as well as style.

chav1 10-10-2005 19:10

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tony blair
peter britcliff
jimmy somerville
the ex mrs
bin laden

i wont actualy go to the party my self due to the 300 lbs of semtex strapped underneath the dining table :D

Margaret Pilkington 10-10-2005 19:55

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That would be a very novel dessert chav......!

Margaret Pilkington 10-10-2005 19:56

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My imagination must be stunted because I can't think of five people I would want to slurp soup with.

garinda 10-10-2005 21:15

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The funniest five were pm'd to me, because the person was too afraid to post 'em!:)

grannyclaret 10-10-2005 21:37

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mamma cass,,she was brilliant
elvis ,,for his songs and that black leather outfit
lily savage,,things would never get dull
steven king ,, he could do a creepy tale or two...
and micheal parkinson to spill a bit of gossip.. :alright: :balloon2:

PILKYBUSDRIVER 10-10-2005 21:43

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Kurt Cobain,John Lennon,Winston Churchill,Adolf Hitler and Albert Einstein.Damn i'd have to learn German first to talk to 2 of them proper.

ANNE 10-10-2005 22:16

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Dame Thora Hurd coz she was so funny.
Elvis in black leather of course to sing to us.
Hailey Mills coz she's my heroin.
Patrick swaytze coz he's sooo sexy.
And mez to keep things under controle.

Romps 10-10-2005 22:28

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What a great thread Rindy...........

Bubble from Ab Fab,(Jane Horrocks)................... because she's odd & funny
Willy Wonka...................... because he's a bit mysterious and he'd bring chocolate!!!
Robert Downy Jr................because hes good looking and I'm shallow!!
Prof Robert Winston..........Because he's amazing and I have every respect for him.
Denise Robertson (this morning's agony Aunt).................... coz it would be hillarious
watching her trying to work out the other guests!

Doug 10-10-2005 22:36

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Hayley Mills – Same reason as Anne.

Gordon Smith – Medium “Living” and Doris Stokes – Medium “Deceased” One of then knows the truth, whatever that may be.

Billy Connolly – Fantastic after dinner speaker and all round funny man.

William Shakespeare – I’d like to know where he got is information from.

garinda 10-10-2005 22:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by chav1
tony blair
peter britcliff
jimmy somerville
the ex mrs
bin laden

i wont actualy go to the party my self due to the 300 lbs of semtex strapped underneath the dining table :D

What did Jimmy Somerville do to upset you???

I know he used to sing high. Did you have a dog that ran away after you played a Bronski Beat record?

chav1 10-10-2005 23:00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda
What did Jimmy Somerville do to upset you???

I know he used to sing high. Did you have a dog that ran away after you played a Bronski Beat record?

wasnt he also the lead singer " and i use that word very loosley " of the comunards

garinda 10-10-2005 23:04

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Quote:

Originally Posted by chav1
wasnt he also the lead singer " and i use that word very loosley " of the comunards

I forgot you are only a young chicky, yes he was.

So what's the story???

WillowTheWhisp 10-10-2005 23:07

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Gosh limiting it to 5 is very difficult.

Could I have another dinner party later and invite some more?

Richard III - because I'd like to know what he was really like as opposed to the image handed down by Shakespeare.
William Shakespeare - so he can apologise to Richard III.
Mohammed - in order to clarify who may or may not be misinterpreting what he said.
Mother Theresa - to show us how to be serene.
Alice Cooper - maybe he could bring the odd snake.



:theband::balloon::wave8::balloon2::music8::s_gupj ump:Banane27:


chav1 10-10-2005 23:09

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda
I forgot you are only a young chicky, yes he was.

So what's the story???

he gets on my tits

is that not a good enough reason in its self :p

garinda 10-10-2005 23:21

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Quote:

Originally Posted by chav1
he gets on my tits

is that not a good enough reason in its self :p




Should have kept your t-shirt on then.;)

SPUGGIE J 10-10-2005 23:31

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ABE LINCOLN
WINSTON CHURCHILL
MARTIN LUTHER KING
GAHNDI
NELSON MANDELLA

They all fought for what they believed in in their own way and help make the world what it is today. Not all good but they give it their all.

JohnW 11-10-2005 10:41

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My Mother and Father (both deceased)
My wife, who never had the chance to meet my mother and father.
My two sons because the three of us have so much to ask them.

fireman 11-10-2005 11:44

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Enock Powell
Jim Davidson
Mary Whithouse
The pub Landlord (can't remember his name)
Tony Blair.

Tinkerbelle 11-10-2005 12:54

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Princess Diana - I would love to know what really happened.

Richard Gere - interesting man as well as eye candy :)

Tony Blair - there's a few things I'd like to speak to him about ;)

Sigmund Freud - his theories have me in stitches, the lil perv.

Slinky - my drinking partner :D

vorlon24 11-10-2005 19:20

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David Coulthard
Damon Hill
Jenson Button
Ron Dennis
Rubens Barrichello


Notice a theme here...?

SPUGGIE J 11-10-2005 20:28

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Err you have this life long wish to drive fast without being arrested :rolleyes:

garinda 11-10-2005 21:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by vorlon24
David Coulthard
Damon Hill
Jenson Button
Ron Dennis
Rubens Barrichello


Notice a theme here...?


Er..... you don't like the ladies?;)

Only joking.

West Ender 11-10-2005 21:50

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1. Glenn Miller. So I could find out what really happened to him in 1944.
2. Henry VIII. So I could tell him what a rotten husband he was.
3. Groucho Marx. For wit, style and scintillating conversation
4. Queen Victoria. To see if she could, possibly, be amused.
5. Elvis. So I could drool into my soup.

garinda 16-11-2011 07:43

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Six years later...

:eek:

1. Oscar Wilde could still sup at my table.

2. Alan Bennett, same. He amuses me.

3. Gwyneth Dunwoody, another politican I admired, can have Barbara Castle's seat.

4. Steven Fry. Like Oscar, I'd like to battle my wits against him.

5. Debbie Harry. Interesting life. Plus I've had a crush on her since I was thirteen.

:D

jaysay 16-11-2011 09:22

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Less
Beni
Mick
Cashy
Rindi

What an Accyweb meet that would be, although I think it would be a case of skip dinner go straight to the bar:D

cashman 16-11-2011 09:52

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  1. Floyd- loved the late chef/pish head
  2. Eva Braun- love to ask her what she saw in yon mon
  3. Tony Benn-
  4. Buddy Holly-
  5. Ronnie Biggs,-

mobertol 16-11-2011 14:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 948557)
Six years later...

:eek:

1. Oscar Wilde could still sup at my table.

2. Alan Bennett, same. He amuses me.

3. Gwyneth Dunwoody, another politican I admired, can have Barbara Castle's seat.

4. Steven Fry. Like Oscar, I'd like to battle my wits against him.

5. Debbie Harry. Interesting life. Plus I've had a crush on her since I was thirteen.

:D

Didn't see you'd re-activated the original thread -this is what i posted on "The Iron Lady" thread:

Been there, done that, worn the tee-shirt! (Or should I flatter you/me and say: great minds...)

Not surprised you sometimes get bored....

Concur with Alan Bennet - great Northern wit.

You and Oscar woud be one too many quips -won't say which I'd prefer :rolleyes:

Jeremy Brett for absolute male beauty - (voice, looks...was/am in his thrall)

The Queen (just so you'd behave!)

Joanna Lumley

Will start working on the menu...:D

I'd still prefer 8 or 12 at my table as there are more I'd really like to invite...
Sting -definitely

The Waleses -for glamour

Jane Austen

Dame Judi Dench

Bono Vox.....etc,etc,etc


Think it's going to have to be a banquet....:rolleyes:

mobertol 16-11-2011 15:12

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Claridges or the Ritz?

Money no object, of course.

Claridges then.....

Retlaw 16-11-2011 16:54

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Mine would be more than five, some of the WW1 veterans I have met over the years.

Sandy Ellis.
Bill Whittaker.

Harry Kay.
Fred Illingworth

George Pollard.
Stewart Royston.
Harry Salt.
Chris Dillon.
Jimmy Snailham.
Will Marshall
Harry Bloor.
Bob Walker
Thalburg Barnes
Harold Dean.
And many more,
To ask them questions I missed asking the other times we met.

Retlaw.

steve2qec 16-11-2011 17:46

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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

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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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Quote:

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

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Ronnie Kray
Reggie Kray
Dave Grohl
Richard Hammond
Scott Maslen


and why?


because i can

steve2qec 16-11-2011 20:19

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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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Quote:

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

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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

Re: Dead or alive.
 
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.

Acrylic-bob 19-11-2011 12:57

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Mine would be a very camp little gathering and would take place in the Schloss Neuschwanstein in Bavaria.

The Guest List

Oscar Wilde - Who wouldn't.

Rock Hudson - Sigh, gasp, swoon!

Jeff Stryker - An iconic american Gay-for-pay Porn Star (TEN inches! no, really!)

Michelangelo Buonarotti-Simone - Head and shoulders above Leonardo

Le Marquis de Sade - Primarily as light relief. He was actually quite charming and witty. An excellent foil for Mr Wilde.




There are thousands of others I would like to invite too,

jaysay 19-11-2011 13:43

Re: Dead or alive.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Acrylic-bob (Post 949639)
Mine would be a very camp little gathering and would take place in the Schloss Neuschwanstein in Bavaria.

The Guest List

Oscar Wilde - Who wouldn't.

Rock Hudson - Sigh, gasp, swoon!

Jeff Stryker - An iconic american Gay-for-pay Porn Star (TEN inches! no, really!)

Michelangelo Buonarotti-Simone - Head and shoulders above Leonardo

Le Marquis de Sade - Primarily as light relief. He was actually quite charming and witty. An excellent foil for Mr Wilde.




There are thousands of others I would like to invite too,

What no Peter Britciffe Bob:rolleyes::D

MargaretR 19-11-2011 15:42

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Vlad the Impaler
Pol Pot
Hitler
Stalin
George Bush
...catering courtesy of Lucrezia Borgia

jaysay 19-11-2011 19:48

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 949698)
Vlad the Impaler
Pol Pot
Hitler
Stalin
George Bush
...catering courtesy of Lucrezia Borgia

You'd fit nicely in the middle of that little lot Margaret:D

Bee 19-11-2011 20:52

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Barack Obama
Chris Bangle
Jack Straw
Jeremy Clarkson


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