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Who would you want to meet and talk to, why, and what would you talk about?

Reid Besserer, Pa Conlon, Gene Clark II, and Doc Watson.

Brian Greene or Ed Witten, they're two of the people I most admire, we'd talk about string theory and all sorts of good stuff like that. Or rather, they'd talk and I'd listen.

Do these people have to be alive right now, or could they be long-dead historical figures?

Mayabird wrote:Do these people have to be alive right now, or could they be long-dead historical figures?

Sure, go ahead.

Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi wrote:Who would you want to meet and talk to, why, and what would you talk about?

I'd like to meet Andy Reid and tell him to RUN THE FUCKING BALL.

Albert Einstein, i just think he was so cool.

Robbert Bakker, Gregory S. Paul and John Ostrom.

For old, old, historically old dead guys I'd say Charles Darwin and Thomas Henrey Huxley.

Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi wrote:Who would you want to meet and talk to, why, and what would you talk about?

I'd probably like to talk to Robert E. Lee.

RedImperator wrote:

Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi wrote:Who would you want to meet and talk to, why, and what would you talk about?

I'd like to meet Andy Reid and tell him to RUN THE FUCKING BALL.

With what?

Kregg Lumpkin. Tell him that despite being a RB with almost limitless potential he's gotta pick up a block once and a while.

Straha wrote:

RedImperator wrote:

Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi wrote:Who would you want to meet and talk to, why, and what would you talk about?

I'd like to meet Andy Reid and tell him to RUN THE FUCKING BALL.

With what?

Staley was running very well the entire first half, and on the opening drive in the second half. Then he starts throwing the ball as we get down towards the end zone, and McNabb tosses that fucking pick. This loss isn't entirely his fault (SIX DROPPED PASSES), but getting away from the run when the run is working is just stupid. Hell, if it wasn't for 4th-and-26, not running the ball would have killed us last week, too.

jegs2 wrote:

Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi wrote:Who would you want to meet and talk to, why, and what would you talk about?

I'd probably like to talk to Robert E. Lee.

Sounds good to me, and George Patton...

Edit: Strike that, I'd have to say Christ

RedImperator wrote:

Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi wrote:Who would you want to meet and talk to, why, and what would you talk about?

I'd like to meet Andy Reid and tell him to RUN THE FUCKING BALL.

Man, you're pretty steamed up by this disaster, eh?

There's always next year. At least we have a championship in our history.

I'd like to meet Hitler, apparently he was quite interesting in person. I also find him fascinating.

Jesus, and I'd bring a tabloid reporter with me. Just for fun.

Gandalf wrote:I'd like to meet Hitler, apparently he was quite interesting in person. I also find him fascinating.

That actually would be interesting. Not because of any respect towards the monster, but just out of the sheer historical value...and the chance to kick him square in sie Hoden.

edit: changed 'nutzen' to the proper word...

Nathan F wrote:

Gandalf wrote:I'd like to meet Hitler, apparently he was quite interesting in person. I also find him fascinating.

That actually would be interesting. Not because of any respect towards the monster, but just out of the sheer historical value...and the chance to kick him square in sie nutzen.

One of the things that makes talking to him appealing is that I share some of his philosophies, not the fascist stuff of course, one of the best is summed up in this quote:

http://www.stephenjaygould.org/ctrl/quotes_hitler.html

Scroll down to the quote that begins with:

For this to be sure...

(Sorry, but the computer I'm using has no copy/paste.)

Bad link.

Either George S. Patton Jr, Heinz Guderian, Napoleon, or Peter the Great.

Nathan F wrote:Bad link.

Sorry about that, just go to google and type: gould hitler "lord bless our battle"

That should come up with the right thing.

I would llike to meet Neil Armstrong and ask him about the moon.

evilcat4000 wrote:I would llike to meet Neil Armstrong and ask him about the moon.

Didn't he punch someone in the face when they asked him about the moon? You might want to wear some headgear, just in case.

Zaia wrote:

evilcat4000 wrote:I would llike to meet Neil Armstrong and ask him about the moon.

Didn't he punch someone in the face when they asked him about the moon? You might want to wear some headgear, just in case.

Actualy that was Aldrin. And no I am not a Moon Hoax believer. I want to know what is it like to be on the moon.

Stanely Kubrick. I'd like to ask him where he got such great mind-altering drugs.