2 for dinner please

[going_home]

If you could have any two people, living or dead, over for dinner who would you choose?


Personally it would be Leonardo Da Vinci and Bruce Lee. Both pretty much because of what could be learned from them. Id really like to hear the dialogue between them as a matter of fact. I doubt Id have much to add to the conversaton though.

Dana Carvey did a hilarious bit this afternoon on the Dennis Miller radio show.
He did Obama talking to Schwarzenegger .
I almost drove off the road .

[snoopay700]

While a good choice, I think it would be wasted since you (I ) wouldnt understand much of what they were talking about.

I would love that combonation because i could talk about everything i know and have down pat with newton and talk about stuff that i know a lot about with einstein, along with other stuff that i don't grasp quite as well. Actually, replace newton with Michio Kaku, then i could learn more about string theory from him than i already know.

[Warwitch]

I would love that combonation because i could talk about everything i know and have down pat with newton and talk about stuff that i know a lot about with einstein, along with other stuff that i don't grasp quite as well. Actually, replace newton with Michio Kaku, then i could learn more about string theory from him than i already know.

Good things come in strings: cheese, theories, paintballs.....

[Ninjeff]

Good things come in strings: cheese, theories, paintballs.....

Brilliant.

[questionful]

Good things come in strings: cheese, theories, paintballs.....

Forgot G's.

[J_Kizzy]

Tupac Shakur and Christopher Wallace. If you need to ask why, I suggest you bite a curb. If Pac is busy, I wouldn't mind breaking bread with Russell Jones; the guy was amazing.

[Warwitch]

Forgot G's.

DOH! How could I forget G-strings? Good catch Q.

Tupac Shakur and Christopher Wallace. If you need to ask why, I suggest you bite a curb. If Pac is busy, I wouldn't mind breaking bread with Russell Jones; the guy was amazing.

.......really? I mean, Pac was a brilliant mind no doubt. But given all of history to choose from I find that a little "meh". But to each his own right?

( And no need to get all millitant on us about it. Curb biting and bleach drinking belong on the Nation. )

[Papa_Smurf]

Nikola Tesla and Bruce Springsteen

[robnix]

If you could have any two people, living or dead, over for dinner who would you choose?


Personally it would be Leonardo Da Vinci and Bruce Lee. Both pretty much because of what could be learned from them. Id really like to hear the dialogue between them as a matter of fact. I doubt Id have much to add to the conversaton though.

Anthony Bourdain and Rachel Ray....with a LOT of booze on hand.

[Smoothice]

Wow. Just cause people are old doesn't make them interesting. Most of these dinner parties sound pretty boring.

Does my wife have to attend?

If not lets get Marilyn Monroe and Jenna Jammison together.

Bound to be a good time

[acropilot19]

.......really? I mean, Pac was a brilliant mind no doubt. But given all of history to choose from I find that a little "meh". But to each his own right?

( And no need to get all millitant on us about it. Curb biting and bleach drinking belong on the Nation. )

Just what about that dude was brilliant??? Talented? Maybe. But putting a few words together that sound alike is hardly "Brilliant". Dr. Seuss was much better at it, and the world actually benefitted from his talents.

[J_Kizzy]

Just what about that dude was brilliant??? Talented? Maybe. But putting a few words together that sound alike is hardly "Brilliant". Dr. Seuss was much better at it, and the world actually benefitted from his talents.

How are modern day lyricists any different than the poets of the past?

[kosmo]

Theyre not, they all suck.

[Bang and Breach]

Kevin M. Johnson and Maddie McCann