Name three dead people you would like to meet.

[enjolras]

And of course I want to meet Abi!!! She was just so cool and fascinating!! An icon in her own right!!

You're in for the thrill of your lifetime.

 

[Life sucks]

-Some members here (I won't say names), we had good relations.

-Satoru Iwata: One of the gaming industry legends and my favorites.

Other than that I don't know, there are many deaths and I can't choose or remember well right now, life sucks and the number of deaths and dead people are uncountable. What is this? Life or death queue?

 

[BlackPoppet]

You're in for the thrill of your lifetime.

 

[ArtsyDrawer]

What is this? Life or death queue?

This is a very philosophical way to describe life, I think.

 

[zeroambition]

Stevie Ray Vaughan
Jimi Hendrix
Johnny Winter

 

[BitterlyAlive]

Mr. Rogers
Robin Williams
My great-grandmother...she seemed like a wonderful lady

 

[Dr Iron Arc]

Jim Henson (he died a year before I was born)
Stan Lee (I don't know what I'd ask him though)
Etika (My friend got to meet him at a convention shortly before Etika's suicide...I still miss him...)

 

[Deafsn0w]

1) me
2) grandma
3) real grandpa

 

[RC90]

Michael Jackson
Amy Winehouse
and my auntie who committed suicide due to a broken heart

 

[Dr Iron Arc]

You know, now that I think about it: I'm genuinely surprised no one thought to ask for people who have successfully CTB'd specifically to get knowledge about their method. If I knew for sure that the dead people would remember everything up to the very moment they died I think I might change my answers. I think it would be great to be able to ask people exactly what they did to prepare and if they would do things differently. In that case, I would like to have a long chat and ask questions with:

1) Someone who CTB'd using SN.
2) Someone who CTB'd by drowning.
3) Someone who CTB'd by hanging.

Preferably they'd all be former users from here to make it easier. These are the methods I feel I'd be most comfortable with doing so I'd love to know how they really feel from someone who's actually literally experienced it. So far we can only really get true knowledge about how it feels from failed attempts so it would be nice to know some things for certain. If only this was a real possibility.

 

[Chupacabra 44]

I'm going to discount the Jesus and Buddha's for my answer because that's not quite as exciting and unique but IRL those would be my answers.

But for SS, I'll say

1) Nostradamus
2) Beethoven
3) Leonardo da Vinci

 

[XYZ]

My great-grandparents on either side of the family. I'd love to speak to them and hear about what life was like at the turn on the 20th century.

 

[Ksab]

Einstein
Jesus
J.R.R.Tolkien

A fellow Tolkein Fan spotted

 

[death137]

My father
Tewodros II
Zerayakob the philosopher

 

[TakeMe2RainbowBridge]

Lil peep
My bunnies
My hamster

 

[Panna]

Richard Russell (aka skybro)
Elliot
and thats it really. Id get to meet a man who went out on his own terms and was free, and I'd be able to meet my hero, who showed me that I'm not alone, and while I may sit around and wallow in my thoughts, it's possible to get up and do something about those thoughts, damn the consequences.

 

[not-2-b-the-answer]

Chadwick Boseman ...
I know I have already listed others but that was before Chadwick passed away.

 

[schopenh]

1. Socrates
2. Jesus
3. Richard Feynman

I think the first two would disappoint me and Feynman would be a complete joy

 

[Deleted member 23586]

1. Nujabes
2. My mother (?)/ or Left Eye
3. Aaliyah

 

[VisionsOfHell]

I'll do hard mode with no duplicates from the thread otherwise it gets boring:
1. My great grandfather (german ww2 soldier)
2. Marija Romanowa
3. Richard wagner

Richard Russell (aka skybro)

If you mean skyking, that guy is a legend...taught himself to fly a passanger jet and even did loop. Good choice

 

[Brick In The Wall]

Robin Williams
Don Rickles
George Carlin

 

[ForcedLifeResistant]

B. F. Skinner
Srinivasa Ramanujan
Isaac Newton

Honorable mentions:

R. L. Goodstein
Alan Turing
Leonidas I
Miyamoto Musashi
Norbert Wiener
Ludwig Boltzmann
Ralf Landauer
John von Neumann
Bertrand Russell
Willard van Orman Quine

 

[Konjac]

My 2 cats and my dog. Miss em. :(

 

[Gromit-CTB]

My dogs.

 

[mahakaliSS_MahaDurga]

Richard Russell (aka skybro)
Elliot
and thats it really. Id get to meet a man who went out on his own terms and was free, and I'd be able to meet my hero, who showed me that I'm not alone, and while I may sit around and wallow in my thoughts, it's possible to get up and do something about those thoughts, damn the consequences.

Is Elliot you mentioned Elliot Rodger by any chance? No judgment.

 

[Panna]

Is Elliot you mentioned Elliot Rodger by any chance? No judgment.

Yes, it's Elliot Rodger, I really just respect him

 

[Sinkinshyp]

my older son

 

[mahakaliSS_MahaDurga]

Yes, it's Elliot Rodger, I really just respect him

I get you. I've read his manifesto a few years ago. He suffered a lot.

 

[Deleted member 19276]

Grandmother, Aunt and Great - Grandmother.

Celebrity wise - Robin Williams, Chester Bennington... Aand, the final person is based locally in my country, so I guess the name here won't be as important.

 

[MBY85]

Frida Kalho, Freddy Mercury and Rodrigo (a singer from my country)