Who would be at your fantasy dinner party?

[poppins 10]

That's, er, 6 people.

 

WELL IF YOU WANT TO BE THAT FUSSY..Scratch Rich off

[dylan_61 10]

I think I'd have a wide spectrum of political and religious figures.

 

1. Hitler - From an historical perspective Adolf would be able to provide the best insight into events that have shapped the whole world for the past 80 years.

 

2. Jesus - I would like to be able to seperate the myth and religious propaganda from what actually happened in his life. As an agnostic I take the postition that I'd don't have enough information to decide whether the world was created or not and by whom. This would give me a great insight into existance or not.

 

3. The Prophet Mohamed - for the same reasons as Jesus.

 

4. MK Gandhi - as a contemarory figure much of his life is understood, but I am constantly fascinated by this philosophy towards peace and co-existance.

 

5. Lance Armstrong - I find that what he has acheived is beyond belief and still not yet fully recognised. I've suffered serious illness, similar but not to the same extent as Lance and participate in long distance races so have a certain perspectve of what he's achieved and I find his mental capacity to achieve his goals absolutely mind blowing.

[diggory comp 10]

heres my guest list.

 

1. harry gration.

2. christa ackroyd.

3. margaret thatcher.

4. michael parkinson.

5. nick griffin.

 

after dinner i would get the wine flowing and let the conversation flow.

[Ally68 10]

1. My brother Graeme

2. My Uncle Colin

3. My Cousin Wayne

4. My Grandad

 

My Mum would join me and we would have a few beers and a good laugh about the happier times.

[AJ sheffield 11]

heres my guest list.

 

1. harry gration.

2. christa ackroyd.

3. margaret thatcher.

4. michael parkinson.

5. nick griffin.

 

after dinner i would get the wine flowing and let the conversation flow.

 

After dinner I would tell em all to p*ss off.....except Christa.... mmmmmmm

[pattricia 575]

Frank Sinatra

Robin Williams

Joan Rivers

Lee Evans

 

 

 

and er........Jabberwocky...he can out talk them all.

[Rich 12]

Bill Gates

The Head man from Sony

Catherine Zeta Jones (she's in my top 10 favourite movie babes! Loved her in Mask of Zorro)

My good friend Jackie

My Mum

[Belinkabelle 10]

1. William Shakespeare

2. Sylvia Plath

3. Freidrich Nietszche

4. Bill Bailey

5. Tony Benn

[angle20 10]

An Aussie evening with:

 

Sir Les Patterson

Clive James

Germaine Greer

Kylie Minogue

Shane Warne

[EdnaKrabappe 14]

Anita Roddick - everytime I've heard the woman speak she's fascinated me. And I've been lucky enough to go out with her for dinner already.

Victoria Wood - she'd keep us all entertained with little comments and observations.

Mary Queen of Scots A gutsy lady I'd ask her if she was really involved in the Babbington plot.

Gill Morell - An amazing woman who never gave up.

Kelly Jones- I could stare into his eyes all night and forget how short he is. He could serenade us all at the end of the night.

Paul Heaton - We'd have some interesting conversations about favourite flavours of crisps and the pedestrianisation of Hull.

Alex Turner - He drinks the same beer as me.

Frank Skinner - Let's face it, you'd be guaranteed a laugh and he'd probably try and cop off with you at the end of the night if Mister Turner didn't.

Paul Weller - My idol - nuff said.

 

Oops that's nine - party of ten anyone?

Just noticed someone mentioned Sylvia Plath... want her too.

[Norbert 145]

My list:

Bill Hicks

Richard Dawkins

Timothy Leary

Jeff Buckley

Lorraine Kelly

 

Her list:

Dylan Moran - her TV boyfriend

Edward Carpenter - "late Victorian local social pioneer"

Jeremy Paxman - another TV boyfriend!

Rolf Harris "he likes animals!"

George Elliot - I'm surprised she hasn't picked any female guests!

[turpz 10]

1. Freddie Mercury - for the entertainment

2. Billy Connolly - for the laughs

3. Johnny Depp - eye candy lol

4. Amanda Mealing - cos she's lovely

5. Simon Cowell... why not?