Three dead people you would like to meet?
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I assume it's people you haven't met, correct? I suggest choosing some people who spoke english, otherwise it'd be a wasted meeting
I suppose we could assume they've learned English throughout their deaths.
Carl Jung
Joseph Campbell
MARK FUCKIN' TWAIN
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As this is a revival of a 3 years old post, I wonder which people the original poster eventually chose.
Oh and mine would be
1) Einstein
2) Galileo
3) My family before the Spanish expulsion. I wonder where in Spain I'd live if it wouldn't have happened.
Oh and mine would be
1) Einstein
2) Galileo
3) My family before the Spanish expulsion. I wonder where in Spain I'd live if it wouldn't have happened.
"Childhood is short, immaturity is forever"
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Steve McQueen, to talk about cars and bikes.
Manfred von Richthofen, because he probably wouldn't believe that, nearly 100 years after his death, he's still the most famous fighter pilot.
And, finally, I'll second Jorden's suggestion of Mike Marshall. Without him and John Stalberger, this forum would not exist.
Manfred von Richthofen, because he probably wouldn't believe that, nearly 100 years after his death, he's still the most famous fighter pilot.
And, finally, I'll second Jorden's suggestion of Mike Marshall. Without him and John Stalberger, this forum would not exist.
Old enough to know better, still too young to care.
Dead people
Hmmm...
I would say Sun Tzu (I want to know his personality: is he a nice guy a strict guy), John F. Kennedy , and King Tut (Just for fun)
I would say Sun Tzu (I want to know his personality: is he a nice guy a strict guy), John F. Kennedy , and King Tut (Just for fun)