What famous person in History would you invite to your dinner table?
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Emperor Franz Josef of Russia, because he was a noble stateman and daring explorer.  I am sure he would have some great stories of life and death to impart upon me and my other dinner guests!
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Mr. Troll, my father would like to invite you over for dinner! If you would accept this offer of kindness and a heartfelt, I am sorry.. too. For I know I was not at all blameless. I will round up so Vidal's and a sensational desert to your liking....Please RSVP
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Someone whom I find interesting and a person of intelligece .\nEinstein, Abe Lincoln, Leonardo Da Vinci or Shakespeare (he's real right?)\nOops you said one.\nOkay then, Abraham it is.
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Neil Armstrong\nany president\nmaybe an ispirational author
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It is perfectly acceptable to ask your sponsor about any unique customs.  In general, good table manners, respectful conversation and dress are appropriate.  The specifics largely depend on the type of dinner you will attend.  If it is a small, private affair, then one acts as one might at any dinner party.  If it is a public feast then there may be additional considerations according to the traditions of the institution.\n\nI recommend reading De Brett's Guide to Modern Etiquette for a detailed discussion of dinner-related manners.  It is the de facto standard for British gentlemen.
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There are so many of them.  I'd like to shake the hand of Neil Armstrong, the first man to set foot on the moon, and find out first-hand what that experience was like.\n\nAnother who lived in my lifetime was John F. Kennedy.  He inspired us to ask what we can do for our country, and not just expect our country to do everything for us.\n\nIf I could pick any one person from history, it would have to be Jesus of Nazareth.  He single-handedly did more to change the course of human history than any other person.  We even number our years after him!
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I would pro bally cook him a special dinner and serve under candlelight and have a quiet evening at my place. I Believe celebrity don't get this often with all the bodyquards and people following them around
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I would keep Michael Jackson for the Neverending entertainment..lol and Star Jones I would keep for good conversation, maybe sex and because she weighs less than the men.  I do not know who Bode Miller is.  Bill O'Reilly is confrontational so he might get the boot, only if he wigs out.  Pat Robertson would be a good person to talk to.  I would probably throw Ted Kennedy because I know he is heavy and it would be a logical choice.
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Pope Benedict XVI.\nI'd like to raise the issues of women's rol inside the church and celibacy.
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I'd choose the dinner, cos after dinner comes the pudding(****)!!!!! Yumm yumm!!!
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Algernon Swinburne\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algernon_Charles_Swinburne
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Isaac Newton. It would give him a big scare, considering he is most remembered for his laws of gravity.\nOh, and Christopher Columbus........."OMG!    It is flat!!!!"
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I'd say that you should commission a portrait of him. You could then either give it to him or hang it in a place of honor where you meet regularly.
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I would be ramese 2 of egypt. I just think his life would have been facinating. \n\nHe ruled 50 odd years so to have the power and his knowledge (he was said to be the greatest and wisest of all egyptian pharoahs) would be a thrill.
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George Armstrong Custer\nDoris Day\nClark Gable\nThomas Edison\nDean Martin\nPaul Newman\nJack Nicklaus\nSteven Spielberg
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It would be the Great Emperor of France, Napolean Bonaparte.\n\nConcerned about keeping his armies fed, he offered a HUGE cash prize of 12000 Francs to whomever could develop a reliable method of food preservation.\n\nHere are some links\n\n.:Fishie:.
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Probably the most recognizable and, therefore, famous man would be the Pope.