I would love that- I grew up watching him play, and am a lifelong Steelers fan. Jack Lambert would be great, too. He was always funny on Letterman- he was only psycho when wearing shoulder pads
Who Would You Like To Share A Cup of Tea With
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I would love that- I grew up watching him play, and am a lifelong Steelers fan. Jack Lambert would be great, too. He was always funny on Letterman- he was only psycho when wearing shoulder pads
Living - Bill Murray
Deceased - Ben Franklin or Leonardo Da Vinci
Deceased - Ben Franklin or Leonardo Da Vinci
The Buddha.
Eve...We'd have LOOOONG talk.
Adam too, then I'd hit him with a prehistoric leg bone. Dummy.....NO guaruntee that it would set thing straight but...
Job too! He invented work? Prehistoric bone for him too.
Adam too, then I'd hit him with a prehistoric leg bone. Dummy.....NO guaruntee that it would set thing straight but...Job too! He invented work? Prehistoric bone for him too.
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A manic pixie dream girl.
I have the '82. It's one of the two or three best from that storied vintage.
Ooops. Sorry- thought you said Las Cases. My last remaining bottle of Lynch Bages is a magnum of the '89.
Told ya.
Living - Paul McCartney
Dead - Gen. George S. Patton
Dead - Gen. George S. Patton
a./ The commander of the Revolutionary redoubt "Fort Stamford", Stamford, Ct.
b./ The commander of the Civil War Union artilery school Camp Upton, Long Island, NY, (present vicinity of Brookhaven National Lab)
c./ any of the missing, worked in the shadows, Cold War operatives.
b./ The commander of the Civil War Union artilery school Camp Upton, Long Island, NY, (present vicinity of Brookhaven National Lab)
c./ any of the missing, worked in the shadows, Cold War operatives.
Don't drink tea but, living I'd go for Clint Eastwood. Dead, either my paternal grandfather or Robert Shaw.
That's telling him. You know when to use 'whom'.
I would like to have tea with the folks who were in ' The Legend of Sleepy Hollow'. I wrote them down at one time, but I forget their names now.
That period of time seems desirable to me. The Dutch had control of New York then. But they lost it.
That period of time seems desirable to me. The Dutch had control of New York then. But they lost it.
From the living, I would want to have tea with either Robyn Hitchcock or Terry Gilliam. From the dead, I would chose Charlie Chaplin or Jim Henson. It would also be lovely to share a cup with all those dear to me who are no longer amongst us.
Dead: My late grandfather, or the recently deceased Sir Terry Pratchett.
Alive: Sir Ian McKellen or Kshama Sawant.
Alive: Sir Ian McKellen or Kshama Sawant.
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