If you could have a conversation with anyone past or present who would it be?

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Elvis would be a good shout, should have some interesting stories.

 

Aye, while he's sitting on the bog.........

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Elvis would be a good shout, should have some interesting stories.

 

Aye, while he's sitting on the bog.........

You'd get on fine then talking shite. Lol

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Christ, I dunno

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The Rothschild family, to find out if they realy are satan worshiping, flesh eating, human sacrificing mutha fukkas. Dats right, shamone !!

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enoch powell to tell him he was right

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carlos hathcock now that would be cool ive seen hin interveiws on youtube badass! ohh and defo luke kelly!

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Mines still alive but not functional enough to get a conversation out of....Muhammed Ali.....theres 101 things id like to ask him....did manage to meet him back in the early 90,s and get a handshake and a whisper in the ear though ive no idea what he said sadly.....id give anything to be able to sit down and spend an hour or 2 with him when he was fully intact mentally.

 

Not that im into all that Karate nonsense but Bruce Lee seemed a fascinating character id like to have had a natter with him......also....Bin Laden,wouldnt mind a little word in that lads ear !

 

Good interesting question by the way....be good to see who some folk come up with.

 

Oh...and Earl Tudor the old bulldog fancier....set a few things straight.

 

 

some good choices there mate I worshiped Bruce Lee as a kid the nearest I got to him was training with Dan Inosantos. Ali is another hero

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Dead Audrey Hepburn

Alive Terry Pratchet

 

This list will get added to

What a brilliant question my mind is buzzing with people I would add

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Well, i like to speak to Steve Irwin about wildlife.

My grandparents and find out more about their life, especially my grandad who died 9 years ago and was a real war hero.

Jim Corbett, just to listen to his tales of jungle life in India and hunting maneaters.

Jeremy Clarkson, purely because hes a legend.

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Well, i like to speak to Steve Irwin about wildlife.

My grandparents and find out more about their life, especially my grandad who died 9 years ago and was a real war hero.

Jim Corbett, just to listen to his tales of jungle life in India and hunting maneaters.

Jeremy Clarkson, purely because hes a legend.

 

Clarkson seems a popular choice didn't have you down as a petrolhead Simo

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Martin Heidegger

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I'd like to apologise to the hookers under my patio.

 

 

hahahahaha

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Well, i like to speak to Steve Irwin about wildlife.

My grandparents and find out more about their life, especially my grandad who died 9 years ago and was a real war hero.

Jim Corbett, just to listen to his tales of jungle life in India and hunting maneaters.

Jeremy Clarkson, purely because hes a legend.

 

Clarkson seems a popular choice didn't have you down as a petrolhead Simo

 

I like cars undi, but don't know if i'm a petrol head, but i think Clarkson is brilliant, love Top gear and his books......

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my grandad,,, he died when my dad was only 7 during the war,, harry patch would have been a good one he was the last ww1 vetran to die about 18 month ago. in fact any of those old war heroes,,, gnashers choise is a good one for a famouse sports man,

 

im bound to think of more

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Alfred Hitchcock and Joe Strummer.