Name three dead people you would like to meet.

[oxymoron]

Me. Myself and I

LOL

 

[Abused and Suicidal]

Leonardo Da Vinci
Albert Einstein
Franklin D. Roosevelt

 

[Finis Autem Spero]

Assuming we'd be able to magically understand each other:

Marcus Aurelius.
Nikola Tesla.
My father. Not that I haven't met him, just never got the chance to get to know him as an adult.

 

[MartyByrde]

Anthony Bourdain
Ernest Hemingway
George Carlin

 

[GoodPersonEffed]

John F. Kennedy (who killed him?)

What if JFK doesn't know? Wouldn't it be better to meet the person who killed him?

 

[Quinlor]

What if JFK doesn't know? Wouldn't it be better to meet the person who killed him?

Probably but who knows...

 

[AlexM]

Ghengis Khan
John Lennon
Hieronymus Bosch

 

[LoNatural]

Jon Nödtveidt, Buddha, Ricardo López

 

[Jumper Geo]

1, John Candy
2, John Belushi
3, Marilyn Monroe

 

[epic]

Turn this into a game, Name 1 dead person you would like to meet and start from the last letter of the previous post.
In a new thread obviously

 

[Luchs]

1.Karl Marx
2.Engelbert Dollfuß
3.Jesus Christ

Really vanilla choices, but still.

 

[Quinlor]

Turn this into a game, Name 1 dead person you would like to meet and start from the last letter of the previous post.
In a new thread obviously

We can do another game: Name three dead people you wouldn't like to meet. Like the devil itself.

 

[Luchs]

We can do another game: Name three dead people you wouldn't like to meet. Like the devil itself.

Looking at the world nowadays it seems like the devil isn't dead, but alive, well and doing great.

 

[Quinlor]

Looking at the world nowadays it seems like the devil isn't dead, but alive, well and doing great.

Death it's the Devil's homes so he's alive in the death world. In resume: you going to die and meet devil in the death world where the Devil lives, it's simple ahaha.

 

[ephemerality_25]

I know you said 3 but I honestly can't cut it down more than this:
1. Friedrich Nietzsche
2. Paul Verlaine
3. Natsume Soseki
4. Charles Baudelaire
5. Rainer Maria Rilke

 

[enjolras]

Louise Michel, Elliott Smith, my dad

 

[artificialpasta]

Hitler
Whoever invented beer back in the neolithic or whenever
My Grandad, who I never met but was a war hero

What would you tell hitler?

 

[Deleted member 1465]

What would you tell hitler?

I wouldn't tell him anything. I'd try to understand why he did what he did.

 

[Epsilon0]

I would like to meet the wonderous Rainer Maria Rilke just for the sake of hearing him read his lovely poems in German and French.

I would also like to have a chat with my paternal great-grand father who fought in the first world war and travelled all over the world.

 

[enjolras]

I'm adding Malcolm X to the list.

 

[SpareWheel]

Hitler.
Karl Jung.
Muhammed Ali.

I'd let Jung grill Hitler for an hour, see what makes him tick, then gave Ali go 12 rounds with him, bare knuckle.

Seriously - I'd genuinely like to see Hitler in the flesh, see if he really was as charming as he was made out to be, enough to make sane men do unspeakably evil things to please him right til the end when it was clear he was beaten and broken.

Jung, always fascinated me, his views on some of the drivel Freud came out with echoed mine when I first started Uni.

And Ali, I'd just like to have a matey chat with him, the peak Ali at his braggadocio best, before the Parkinsons got to him. It's not often an arrogant man can be so loveable with it, he had the ego of Trump, with none of the dislikability.

 

[RileyTanaka]

Harriet Tubman
Kurt Cobain
Audre Lorde

 

[Michael1127]

1. my dad
2. my dad
3. my dad

 

[hershberger]

1. Abraham Lincoln. I'd like to hear if Daniel Day-Lewis got his voice right.
2. My grandfather. He died when I was 10, and I'd like to have an adult conversation with him. He is my favorite person I've ever met.
3. George Harrison. Most people would say John Lennon, but I thing George would be funnier and more open about his time with The Beatles.

 

[Iamnotperminant92]

1) An online friend who died (from non-CTB afaik) auto incident about a year ago. Never met her in person but if I was temporary lifted into the sky in some conventional characature of heaven the two of us could party.
2) Karl Jung, preferably with said friend in 1 in the room as well.
3) Whoever the 'lucky woman' in that African valley we all stem from was. To see if we are right about what humans were like back then or if there's a big thing ommitted from our understanding of prehistory.

 

[ForensicallyAware]

Adolf Hitler
Sid Vicious
Charles Manson


At least it wouldn't be boring.

 

[Evermore]

1. Stevie Ray Vaughan
2. Gary Moore
3. Ronnie James Dio

 

[The Dark Chaos]

Ian Curtis & Kurt Cobain❤

 

[FusRohDracarys]

Benjamin Franklin
Robbin Williams
My great grandmother

 

[Remember to forget]

I'm looking on here thinking "I didn't know they were dead" I need to keep up.

Chris Cornell
Rik Mayall
The devil, just to check if he is real or not. If he is I think I need to just double check if he has me on his list. Best to be prepared.