Who would it be ?

[Andrew300]

Tommy Cooper for me because he made me laugh when I was a kid .

[fb.george]

Eric Morecombe

[Alex Brandon-Smith]

Apart from the fact my dad would be too obvious (his passing is still fairly recent) I reckon Guy Martin would be a good bet. A proper bloke who's done some pretty extraordinary things. You could put the world to rights over a brew...

[Bruce Fielding]

Peter Ustinov

Or

Walter Raleigh

[wattie]

God- if he turned up I'd like to ask him a few questions.

Cheers Wattie

[CAS983]

[quote="abrandonsmith"]
Apart from the fact my dad would be too obvious (his passing is still fairly recent) I reckon Guy Martin would be a good bet. A proper bloke who's done some pretty extraordinary things. You could put the world to rights over a brew...
[/quote]


I'm with you on that one !! Reading his book at the moment ... What a proper bloke !!  Or maybe ranulph fiennes

[smokin]

Past:        Henry VIII
Present:  Charlie Sheen
Fictional:  Bender

[meladdo]

[quote="wattie"]
God- if he turned up I'd like to ask him a few questions.

Cheers Wattie
[/quote]


Me Too Wattie - However I fear He may have some poignant questions for US. (mankind I mean)

It would be interesting though

[wattie]

[quote="meladdo"]
[quote="wattie"]
God- if he turned up I'd like to ask him a few questions.

Cheers Wattie
[/quote]


Me Too Wattie - However I fear He may have some poignant questions for US. (mankind I mean)

It would be interesting though
[/quote]

Well he ought to lead by example.
Cheers Wattie

[AtomMadStew]

If god sat down next to me I'd ask him - do you think you cocked up creating a Middle East?!?

[meladdo]

[quote="wattie"]
[quote="meladdo"]
[quote="wattie"]
God- if he turned up I'd like to ask him a few questions.

Cheers Wattie
[/quote]


Me Too Wattie - However I fear He may have some poignant questions for US. (mankind I mean)

It would be interesting though
[/quote]

Well he ought to lead by example.
Cheers Wattie
[/quote]

Odd reply



I too would not mind a chat with Guy!