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1. Colleen McCullough

2. Cicero

3. Caesar

4. Hannibal Barca

5. Scarlett Johansson :D :D :D
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If I had the opportunity I'd love to meet:

1. Jasper Fforde.
2. Hugh Jackman.
3. Kevin McLoud.
4. The man who infested Queensland with cane toads (supposedly to eat the sugarcane beetles) and punch him hard!
5. Agatha Christie.
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Maud Fitch wrote:If I had the opportunity I'd love to meet:

1. Jasper Fforde.
2. Hugh Jackman.
3. Kevin McLoud.
4. The man who infested Queensland with cane toads (supposedly to eat the sugarcane beetles) and punch him hard!
5. Agatha Christie.
Seemed like a good idea at the time. :lol: :lol:
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In no particular order...

Misha Collins
Gordon Ramsay
Sherlock Holmes (yes yes, I know he's not real, but I'm going with it anyway)
Jesus Christ
John Adams
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In no specific order

Sidshartha Gautama (Buddha)

Robert Prisig

Hunter S. Thompson

Kurt Vonnegut

Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Albert Einstein
Aamir Khan
Deepika Pudokone
Gandhi
My grandfather
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Golda Meir
Julia Child ( few ppl know that she worked for the OSS during WW2 )
Dr. Linus Pauling...( my mentor )
Leonard Cohen
Henri Matisse....
" We don't see things as they are but as we are "

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Adolf Hitler
Mahatma Ghandi
Dante Alighieri
Tupac Shakur
Abraham Lincoln
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Dr. Ben Carson, ( our next black president )
Phillip Roth..
E.l. Doctorow..
Sarah Palin.
Adele Davis...
" We don't see things as they are but as we are "

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1. Frank Lucas(American Gangster).
2. Albert Speer.
3. Emiliano Zapata(The land belongs to the man who works it).
4. Bill Buckley.
5. My Mother, RIP.
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All these people posting MLK jr and Einstein. I'd want Jim Carrey, Heath Ledger, Weird Al Yankovic, my great grandmother on my dad's side, and of course Jesus.
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Um in no order...

Maya Angelou-I met her once and I was toadly tongue tied, again and be able to say all I wanted to say gracefully.
Darius Rucker-Oh my oh my, even graying...mmmmmmm
Oscar Wilde
James Baldwin
Roy Rogers
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Adolf Hitler
Einstein
Elvis Presley
Andre van Duin (Dutch Comedian)
Pim Fortuyn (Murdered Dutch politician)
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Albus Dumbledore.
Commander Data.
Mr.Darcy
Hank Rearden
Sazed

Oh wait, real people???? :roll:
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Salvadore Dali..
Ed Koch ( NY Mayor )
Laura Bush
Ann Romney
Judge Jeanine Pirro...
" We don't see things as they are but as we are "

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