KYsheeplover06  +  151640 Tue, 25 Oct 05 05:17 PM This question is asked over and over again, but here I am to ask it once more, because I enjoy it. If you could meet one person in history, who would it be? Would you say anything in particular to them?   All the best, Sarah KYsheeplover06 Joined on Mon, Jun 27 2005 Full Member 251 "It's easy to see without looking too far that not much is really sacred." - Bob Dylan

	Insider  +  151673 Tue, 25 Oct 05 07:16 PM Wow, I used to think that I am smart enough. Now I regret of my being not. Never ever thought of this question. Need time.   Insider Joined on Mon, Jul 18 2005 Auckland, NZ Junior Member 87 M.A.Q.

	jonathan1980tr  +  153073 Sun, 30 Oct 05 05:24 AM I would like to meet Graham Bell, and ask him " Do you really think that this device will be a good invention? And do you believe that one day almost everybody will use it even while walking?" "Which name will you give it if one day they can invent mobile version of your device?"  ) jonathan1980tr Joined on Sat, Dec 25 2004 Turkey Junior Member 88

	Robyn Terri  +  153354 Mon, 31 Oct 05 12:44 AM Can I only meet one person in history KY ? Just the two of us having a talk. How much more interesting would it be to be sitting at a table sharing a meal with say, six people from history, listening to how their conversation goes. Buddha, Jesus Christ, Muhummad, Hitler, Mao and Eleanor Roosevelt. (Not listed in order of my interest, but in order of their apperance in history.) I reckon Eleanor would lighten things a bit. Robyn Terri Joined on Sat, Apr 16 2005 Western Australia Full Member 323 Words don't have meanings, meanings have words. Conversations

	Sharann  +  153369 Mon, 31 Oct 05 01:17 AM Wow, not only one person: First one would be Napoleonand ohhh God, there are too many people, will think of it this night....thanks for the question KY Sharann Joined on Tue, May 11 2004 England, at the mo Full Member 156 Les millenaires n'ont pas suffi à l'homme pour apprendre à voir mourir

	J4mes_bond25  +  153689 Mon, 31 Oct 05 11:08 PM Mahatma Gandhi (to witness the man of the millenium in flesh) Martin Luther King (to specifically witness his "I Have A Dream" speech at Lincoln Memorial) William Shakespeare (to witness his talent, being quite a sucker for language myself) Queen Victoria (to witness her power & influence) Jesus Christ (to witness the terrible pain he suffered) Adolf Hitler (to witness his inspiring & powerful speeches with a German to English interpreter, of course George W. Bush (once he becomes the HISTORY himself J4mes_bond25 Joined on Mon, Oct 31 2005 Land of Hope & Glory New Member 48 Nope, I'm NOT God ..... I'm British (the next best thing) !!!

	adomi  +  154278 Wed, 02 Nov 05 01:12 PM Well I think they would be: Adam&Eve: Just to look at them. Muhammad: Her his voice and touch him. Pharaoh: Ask him how were the waters of the NIL river Samson: Admire his strenght Juda Escariot(the apostle who is said to have betrayed Jesus): Just to look into his eyes. Abraham Lincoln: Ask him what he thinks of the world's current situation. Albert Einstein: Tell him to hide his next invention. Louis Pasteur: Ask him to help the world out with the aids. Hirohito: Tell him he did the right thing to surrender. Winston Churchill: adomi Joined on Thu, Nov 4 2004 Bangladesh/Cameroonian Regular Member 609 "Practice makes perfect"