If you could meet anyone who would it be?...they can be dead or alive

I am gonna have to say for me is Ozzie Osbourne, I dont like his music...but he was a big party animal and his band was reall popular...I bet he has hella badass party and groupie stories. He would be awesome to meet

i would say alexander ther great he conquered the world found more took it over too. Bet his partys weren't too shabby!

Seth Morrison or Johnny Moseley. Even Chris Anthony (again) if it was actually on the mountains.

God,or Billy Connolly,but not neccesarily in that order of preference.

John Wayne

Amy's friend Felicity who hassles me on the phone, lol. Nah, Mario Cipollini!!!!

Dead: it's a tie between Dave Thomas and E.J. Pennington. (who sure did his best to teach those gullible Brits never to trust us yankees)
Living: Malcom Bricklin

Bruce Lee:bigthumb:

The Italdesign engineer, who created the Cala, which in my opinion, is the sexiest, best looking car ever made.

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Michael Jackson. The media gives us a certain perception of him....I'd love to sit and chat with him and see for myself and come up with my own perception of him.

I certainly don't want to meet any dead people. They'd just decompose and wouldn't be very interesting.

Of those alive - I'd like to have a talk with the current Pope.

Hum if I could go back in time and meet up with anyone I would love to be able to talk with Plato. Another would be Cleopatra. Alive without question I would love to sit down and have a chat with Christopher Walken.

Scott

Britney spears - so I can put a brick thru her face....hahahahaha

I think I would like to meet leanardo di vinci

TheNotoriousMogg....:tongue: :biggrin: oh wait...someone famous ...Angelina Jolie :bigthumb:

Originally posted by bdstbtch
TheNotoriousMogg


it's understandable....:thumbsup:

i would do ANYTHING to hang with jesse james (from monster garage, owner of west coast choppers) i would love to meet him and share some creativity

Britney Spears...

I'd have to at least try to get some......

Led Zeppelin, 1978