who would you collect from history?

Anonymous
Anonymous Posts: 79,666
edited July 2009 in The Crudcatcher
just watching bill and ted on't telly and it got me and the wfe thinking: who would you collect from history for a chat or dinner or whatever reason?

she would choose jfk.

i would choose Ernest Shackleton. an outstanding leader and a lesson to anyone who has ever been in charge of anything.
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  • Dowse40
    Dowse40 Posts: 102
    Marylin monroe and jayne mansfield. For reasons I can't put into clean words. :twisted:
  • fourcrossjohn
    fourcrossjohn Posts: 2,500
    hitler and mahamid ali just to prove to hitler he was not better than the 'blacks'

    i'm thinking 180 rounds?
  • nicklouse
    nicklouse Posts: 50,673
    supersonic wrote:
    Sheldon Brown.
    +1
    "Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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  • smegurmum
    smegurmum Posts: 181
    Freddie Mercury just to find out if my old maths teacher was telling the truth when he said he knew him
    Genesis Altitude
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  • edhornby
    edhornby Posts: 1,741
    Alan Turing - to show him how the world has changed for the better and that he was brilliant and appreciated for his contribution
    "I get paid to make other people suffer on my wheel, how good is that"
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  • lawman
    lawman Posts: 6,868
    hendrix without a doubt ....... altho kurt cobain and aryton senna would be cool too
  • blister pus
    blister pus Posts: 5,610
    probably the man they called Jesus.
  • supersonic
    supersonic Posts: 82,708
    He got banned.

    Churchill, Wellington, Einstein, Darwin and Brunel would be others I'd like to cook for!
  • GTi-R23
    GTi-R23 Posts: 175
    lawman wrote:
    hendrix without a doubt ....... altho kurt cobain and aryton senna would be cool too

    GREAT taste man 8)
  • lawman
    lawman Posts: 6,868
    thanks

    but i forgot 2 relly important people :( jason mcroy and hillel slovak

    jmc is a legend and generally astonishing guy, he died before i even started mountain biking but he has really inspired me to become a better rider. not many people know who slovak is, but he is the original guitarist of the red hot chili peppers and his style is just so amazing and funky .... plus the guy knew how to party

    rest in pease guys
  • -liam-
    -liam- Posts: 1,831
    I'd take a proper hard as nails warrior like Alexander the Great/Genghis Khan/King Leonidas, take em down the pub, get em hammered and then kick off a brawl :lol:
  • Tony De Vit because I want his copy of mid 90s house tracks.

    John Lennon so We could witness him divorce Yoko and break heather mills legs

    Robert Maxwell so derby county went down the shitter
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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,666
    I'd actually do THIS
  • blister pus
    blister pus Posts: 5,610
    ^ That's cheating.

    ...heh. but you'd end up going back to every controversial moment in history double checking facts; JFK, Roswell, etc, etc...
  • deadliest
    deadliest Posts: 471
    John Lennon so We could witness him divorce Yoko and break heather mills leg

    Edited correctly :lol:
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  • deadliest wrote:
    John Lennon so We could witness him divorce Yoko and break heather mills leg

    Edited correctly :lol:

    One leg, two 'legs', I'd pay to see either :lol:
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  • deadliest
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    deadliest wrote:
    John Lennon so We could witness him divorce Yoko and break heather mills leg

    Edited correctly :lol:

    One leg, two 'legs', I'd pay to see either :lol:

    Id pay to see him break Heather Mills leg over Yoko Ono's Head :lol:

    Oh and I would fetch Jim Morrison back.
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  • MarkEo
    MarkEo Posts: 308
    Not so much a person but id bring back a unicorn with me
    Tis better to regret something you've done than to regret not doing something!
  • Si78
    Si78 Posts: 963
    Cleopatra, to see how fit she really was.

    Leonardo Da Vinci, All-round genius. I'd get him to paint me :D

    Charles Darwin, I'm sure he would be interested to see how people STILL dispute his theory!

    Charles Babbage, inventor of the first programmable computers...In the 19th century!!! Proper genius.

    Ayrton Senna, my hero

    James Hunt, proper bloke 8)
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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,666
    MarkEo wrote:
    Not so much a person but id bring back a unicorn with me
    I'm just checking here, but you do know that Unicorns are not real, and never have been, right? :lol:
  • Si78
    Si78 Posts: 963
    edited July 2009
    MarkEo wrote:
    Not so much a person but id bring back a unicorn with me
    I'm just checking here, but you do know that Unicorns are not real, and never have been, right? :lol:

    Unlike Jesus...

    :lol::wink:
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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,666
    ^^, oooh, that's a can of worms right there.
    As far as I'm concerned, the man they call Jesus existed, but didn't do any of the crap they say he did.

    You know how chinese whispers works, you clear a set of doubles in front of your mates one day in the woods - they're impressed. They talk to people, who talk to other people. The story gets exagerated every time. Fast forward a few thousand years, and now you're not "the guy who once cleared some gnarly doubles" anymore, you're "the saviour of the known universe" and there are people gathering together on pilgrimages to worship some dirt which they believe to be part of your burial mound, when in fact, it's not even part of the original doubles, it's just some dirt, that some charlatan had got people to believe was special a few hundred years before.
  • Si78
    Si78 Posts: 963
    Don't want to offend any believers.

    Just my opinion!

    I agree yeehaamcgee, he was probably a normal guy, who did a bit of protesting, and word-of-mouth exaggerated his deeds.
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  • supersonic
    supersonic Posts: 82,708
    Jesus was an Argentinian F1 driver.
  • blister pus
    blister pus Posts: 5,610
    I don't think there's much debate about the existence of a Jesus type character back in the day, historical documents all point to it. The rest of the legend, well..
  • Si78
    Si78 Posts: 963
    supersonic wrote:
    Jesus was an Argentinian F1 driver.

    And a Spanish rally driver :lol:
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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,666
    And an Electrical fitter my dad once had to train.
  • supersonic
    supersonic Posts: 82,708
    As Christians always point out: Jesus is all around us.