If You Could Spend 30 Days With Any Person/s From History, Who Would It Be And Why?

[Mike]

You would be just a shadow, a witness...no interaction.

Mine might be...

Julius Caesar during the Gallic wars...

I love history!

 

[holymoly]

Sacajawea.

 

[iversusvsversusi]

Nikola Tesla...because read anything about that man.

Or maybe one of those Bach, or Behthoven chracters, because we only have their written tunes. We will never be able to hear his music with the orchestra he assembles and conducts.

 

[Snowblower]

Timothy Leary

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_Leary

 

[greenmaniac]

good one snow man but ithink i would drink absinthe with Picasso. 

 

[mojorisin]

Keith Richards no doubt. Although I may not make 30 days partying with him. But it would be one hell of a ride on the way out.

 

[shaynagrl]

I would spend the time with Jesus Christ.

There are so many questions I would want to ask. However, I think I would try to spend much more time listening than talking.

 

[Smoka90]

Oooh, this is a good question! I'm a bit of a history nerd myself, I'm so obsessed with the Middle Ages. I'd love to talk to William the Conqueror or Harold I, or anyone who was the battle of hastings...Not sure why. I'd love to get William's slant on it. /default_tongue.png

Failing that, either Elizabeth I or Gandhi.

Bit random, I know... /default_tongue.png 

 

[yellowbelly]

Jimi Hendrix @ Woodstock 1969.... /default_smile.png

 

[mojorisin]

Jimi Hendrix @ Woodstock 1969.... /default_smile.png

I will have to say that would be a close second to mine

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[Beautymeat]

kurt cobain. just maybe play music with him and hear about what made him write such great songs.

 

[Gyre]

Freddy Mercury!

 

[dcboots]

The prominence of singers and musicians always amaze me. Along that route would be John Lennon.

First pick would be Abraham Lincoln.

 

[PTFC]

Admiral Horatio Nelson, or Winston Churchill.

 

[2earls]

Paul Newman (I'm not deep)

 

[annie2foo]

Jimmy Carter - not because of his politics, but because of his innate ability to keep the negotiations going.   Maybe it's his gentle nature.   When chit hits the fan diplomatically, he's one of the first guys sent in.     

 

[Allhoney75]

Any of the various Native American leaders.....Geronimo, Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, Sequoyah, Oseola.

Also Harriet Tubman. This woman helped slaves escape to the north. That was dangerous and brave. I read where she had brain surgery, wide awake and bit down on a bullet like the soldiers did...like whoa!

Yeah I know you said one....I'll come back and post when I can narrow it down.

 

[yellowbelly]

Hugh Hefner at the Playboy Mansion.... /default_biggrin.png

 

[Guest]

Poe. Or nathaniel hawthorne. Maybe Twain?