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1. Sir David Willcocks. I met him once but his minders pulled him away during our conversation.
2. Frau Alpensinfonie
3. I don't have favourites, so I'll pass.
4. Cheryl Cole
Although, I passed on "3", I'll add Smittims, as I would welcome the opportunity to try to persuade him to return to the fold.
Thanks. Then I'll invite Jesus Christ, The Buddha, Karl Marx and... er... Jonathan Porritt. Between them I'd like to think they could come up with a few solutions to the world's problems.
2 The rather fetching pretty young girl from our village shop or the young lass from the pub with eyes that a man could drown in.....sigh !
3 Salymap EDIT: Quote 'It makes life interesting, for me at least as I am often the only one [at home] who knows what I am talking about." Marvellous stuff!
4 The Queen ....I'm sure she would have some good after-dinner anecotes!
Wisdom, I wish ! Surely Euda would be your suitable partner. I thought of choosing her but my four already know each other so that saves all those embarrassing introductions. Err, except my librarian cousin of course.
No messageboarders, please ...we'd probably all get the shock of our lives ... and no musicians either as I wouldn't have a clue what they were rabbiting on about.
So my four would be ...
The Rev Ian Paisley
Professor Richard Dawkins
The Right Honourable Gordon Brown
Ms Nigella Lawson (if only to look after the turkey so that the wife can have a well-earned rest, of course)
Well I need to put on weight so could all these dinner engagements run consecutively, say for the next week.
There seem to be quite a lot of mysterious barmaids, gorgeous shop assistants, etc. What about an attractive older man or two?
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