OT Discussion for a slow Monday. Who would you spend a day with?
Just to pass the time. So you can spend a day with any one person on earth. Who would it be and why? Let me throw in a few rules to eliminate the obvious. Keep it to 3 options, you do not get to have any form of adult situations with them. No religous figures, and to keep it interesting, if you choose someone from history, your day would be spent in their era. I'll start;
Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock - Would have loved to have been at Woodstock and who better to be there with then one of the greatest musicians ever
Jesse James - Love the old west, and would have loved the outlaw lifestyle
Anybody that was at the Roswell crash site that night - I need to know man
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Wes Paul?
My wife threw away my (admittedly holey and discolored) Shakey Jake t-shirt right after we got married. I can't blame her for thinking it would be better served as a rag, but man, that shirt was special to me.
This wasn't it, but I'd take it!
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you think the moon landing was done in a TV studio? That's one of my favorite conspiarcy theories, but it seems like there's enough credible evidence out there to debunk that one.
Um, this is a WAY better choice if he believes it was all real. That means he's up there too in this scenario.
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who passed away just a few short months ago.
Today would have been my parent's 46th wedding anniversary.
#DebbieDowner
I would stand on the sideline next to Tyler Ecker the entire game shouting "Pitch the damn ball" over and over.
2006?
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Abraham Lincoln, our first Postmaster General - Dude could rock and rite - and either George Carlin or Robin Williams.
Bruce Lee
Elliott Smith
Ned Stark
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Pat the bunnyh Schneeweis
Theytookourjobs,
I'll save you the wondering on Roswell, it clearly wasn't aliens, but the truth doesn't sell as much.
I might go with:
-Abraham Lincoln - November 19, 1863 for the Gettysburg Address.
-MLK Jr. on April 4th 1968 to save his life.
-Dantonio on October 29, 2016 in the future, to kick him while he is down.
1) I'd like to spend a day in Chester Nimitz's conference room discussing strategy/tactics with his other Admirals - Halsey, Lockwood, Spruance, et al. (love WWII! history!)
2) Spend a day on the water with Dennis Connor when he was winning the America's Cup off Rhode Island (this just sounds fun)
3) Spend a day with Mission Control when they were working towards bringing Apollo 13 back home (pressure packed science at its best)
she died when we were kids. i'd love to talk with her now 40+ yrs later. she'd want to know about her grandkids too, so that'd take some time.
Good choice.
I broke this into alive and dead.
Folks still alive:
1. Camille Paglia - she would clean my clock in a debate, but I'd like to talk about anything and everything with her.
2. Terry Bradshaw - I've been a fan of his for decades.
3. Jim Harbaugh - for obvious reasons
Folks no longer alive:
1. Abe Lincoln - just to tell him that his Gettysburg Address makes me cry whenever I read it.
2. Xenophon - to watch his and his troops march home.
3. Armstrong Custer - to tell him not to leave the Gatling guns behind.
abortion -- not my business to tell other people what to do or how to live
taxes -- flat tax is the only fair way to go
benghazi -- not nearly as bad as a ton of other screw-ups. R's wasting millions for no reason in a witch-hunt
trump and Hillary are both evil -- correct. I get the "if you don't vote or vote third party, then you're throwing away your vote." Good, I'll throw mine away then because I have too much self-respect to put my name down next to either one of those scumbag criminals.
welfare gets abused -- just like everything else. I say no welfare to able-bodied individuals. Make it more painful financially to be on welfare than to work full time for minimum wage. If you're over the age of 18 and don't qualify for disability, get a job. I'd rather see everyone working at Taco Bell than sitting at home eating cheetos because they don't want to work. It's messed up they get paid more to sit at home than work.
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Did we just become best friends?
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Are you going for some sort of smothering fantasy? Or just want to see how she exists on a day to day basis without using a crane to move from place to place?
Nickolai Tesla - sometime in the 1880s
George Washington at Valley Forge
Leonardo da Vinci as he was painting the Mona Lisa.
1. Neil Armstrong, when he was on the Moon
2. Lloyd Carrr 1998 Rose Bowl
3. Robert Oppenheimer when they conducted the Trinity tests
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Kurt Vonnegut because not only was he a great writer, but he was known for having awesome conversations with random people. He was funny, smart, and had a deep understanding of human nature. I could see myself having the time of my life talking with him.
Abraham Lincoln. Who wouldn't want to hang out with this guy? He's probably my favorite historical President.
Henry Rollins. I don't know, he just seems like an awesome dude to hang out and have conversations with.
and find out where he really was buried
They both passed away when I was little and it hurts to know how much my teenage kids get to see their grandparents.
By all accounts they were just as fun-loving and ornery as I am.
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Ghengis Khan
Scipio Africanus
Alexander the Great.
But since my Greek, Latin, and Mongolian are a little rusty, I'd wither have to change my list or at least bring a recorder with me.
you don't want to do with Alex.