Who was the most interesting person you have ever met and why?
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A science teacher I had in college named Mr. Bradley. He did many a scientific experiment to get my imagination. Not only that, he would explain things in great detail about how and why they exist and their puropse for what they do.
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This is your best period to get to know someone experienced\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0910627665/002-5679361-4822436?v=glance&n=283155
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Mulder- he was an interesting character who always did what the FBI told him NOT to do. He was intrigued by aliens and never gave up on his searches. He was mysterious and just an all around cool character.
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there was this guy i met at a church outreach where we were trying to get crack addicts and prostutes off the streets , any way is name was austin and he was the most incredible man i have ever met,he was so religious but so cute ,he had blonde dredlock hair (he was alternitive which is a huge turn on for me)  but he looked good he was religious his dad was the preacher and we went out to eat that night but he was a gentleman and never tried anything , i never seen him again either but i did name my first son after him because i hope he becomes as great of a man as that guy was
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I think a lot of these people have yet to meet someone who truly rocks their world!  When I met my husband, I was Mormon, he was not, and it became truly trivial.
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I didn't actually meet him but I did see him once.  I was about 50 feet away from him.  \n\nThere are some good biographies of him out there.  Check out amazon.com and do a search.
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I had lots of good ones, and plenty of bad ones, but my favorite was Mr. Gursslin, 6th grade World History teacher.\n\nHe was interested and enthusiastic about his job, and he wanted each one of us to make informed decisions and think about things critically.  In fact, he didn't let us read our history book b/c he said it was really biased, so he printed things off the Internet for us to read before class.  These articles often were written from the points of view of other countries, so they brought up a lot of dilemmas I wouldn't have seen otherwise.  \n\nHe dressed up a few times, too - once as Eleanor Roosevelt even! \n\nDedicated, caring, and intelligent, he is remembered by my former classmates and me, and what he taught us has influenced us in our professional, economical, and personal lives.
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The coolest thing ever happened!!
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What is boring to one person may be interesting to another. ;-)
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He sounds very interesting (i looked him up). Thank you. I will read his newest book( I like anything to do with walking in the woods)\n:)
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talk about something that is interesting...
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On the first date,right? YES,I have,but the man was totally one of a kind!!!!
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I am not friends with anyone famous nor do I know any celebrity in real life.\n\nHowever, I have met a couple by chance. I met Barry Switzer, former football coach, in the Dallas airport.
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I met Bill Cosby.  I got to shake his hand, get his autograph and go into his private jet.  He even made the "Huxtible Stare" for us.  It was great.  He is such a nice guy.
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When I was in the third grade we had a teacher  from Kenya who was also a foreign exchange student.   I was a very shy quiet student who would never speak up.  Miss Okabi was the nicest person I had ever met and she brought me out of my shell.  It`s been 50 years and I haven`t forgotten her.
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Ken Branner\n\nNice bloke - met him once
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Ben Franklin.  Ahead of his time, creative in multiple fields from science to diplomacy, apparently a great conversationalist.\n\nThis is a fairly common question, but a great one nonetheless when the person can be dead or alive. Another version of the question asks you to name 3 people, dead or alive, who can come from different historic times.  Would be fun to pair up Franklin with Da Vinci, for example.  Hard for me to choose the 3rd one, though.  If I had to choose, I'd also invite Shakespeare, but there are many others.