If You Had a Dinner Date with Marilyn Monroe and Albert Einstein...

[Loyal]

... and one other significant person in history, what would you discuss? Who are the members of your dream dinner party?
* Pick three deceased people from any point in history
* Say why you would pick them. What topics would you want to discuss?
* Since they are deceased, you could question them about their demise!

Btw...Stu is cooking rocky mountain oysters for the entree..... @RamFan503


As for my dinner companions:
Abraham Lincoln: I've spent a lot of time studying history and loved one book in particular by Doris Kearns Goodwin, "Team of Rivals," I feel as though I know Mr Lincoln from reading that book. I would enjoy to know the man.

Charles Dickens: He was a gifted writer and a very perceptive person.

Mark Twain: Great writer and humorist. I think life turned him into a cynical misanthrope, but extremely funny. I think talking with him might b a little dangerous because he had a sharp tongue to go along with a sharp mind.

So pick your three and tell us why!

 

[Londoner]

I wouldn't want to have dinner with anyone other than my partner and either her or my family.

 

[Tano]

I wouldn't want to have dinner with anyone other than my partner and either her or my family.

Was she watching when you wrote this?

 

[Allen2McVay]

I wouldn't want to have dinner with anyone other than my partner and either her or my family.

That is so sweet ... Now Get the Fuck Out!

 

[Allen2McVay]

For me ... George Carlin, Catherine the Great and the Horse she is alleged to have had sex with.

Catherine because I would want to ask ... Was it True? ... Why? and How was that even possible?

The Horse because I would be curious whether he remembered her, or was it just a one-night-stand.

Carlin (great talent and really interesting man) because he would be terrific to talk with; and, just in case Catherine and the Horse leave the table for a quickie.

 

[Allen2McVay]

By the way, it's a fun question. For me, it would be three great minds from different points in history.

Say, Socrates, Isaac Newton and Einstein. I would want to know their thoughts about the state-of-the-world and mankind ... the Good and Bad; and their thoughts about the future.

 

[FaulkSF]

I also choose @Londoner ’s partner

 

[RamBall]

If I'm having dinner with Marilyn Monroe, I dont want a 3rd wheel ruining our evening.

 

[RamFan503]

I wouldn't want to have dinner with anyone other than my partner and either her or my family.

Shhhh... She's still watching.

 

[Memento]

Joan of Arc, Susan B. Anthony, and Rosa Parks.

We could have a girl's night out!

 

[dieterbrock]

Hands down I'm going with Thordaddy, DaveFan51 and from RRF Beerbelly
Miss those guys terribly

 

[Dodgersrf]

Steven Hawking, would have been an interesting man to converse one on one with.

 

[RhodyRams]

myself when I was 18, 25 and 35.. to stop myself from making stupid mistakes that took years to overcome

 

[Dodgersrf]

myself when I was 18, 25 and 35.. to stop myself from making stupid mistakes that took years to overcome

I believe we all have those.

 

[snackdaddy]

My grandmother when my father was five years old. "Grandma, that is not some normal cough. Get him seen now! Otherwise he will end up completely deaf and live in a time where hiring the handicap was not seen as a good thing. He'll end up spending his whole life pressing clothes at a dry cleaner. He could go on to great things if he isn't deaf".

 

[Ramlock]

I’d call an Uber to take that old bastard Einstein to a retirement home.

Then pop a Cialis and let the fun begin with Marilyn!

 

[ozarkram]

Bill Hickok, Robert E. Howard and Edgar Allen Poe.