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Which famous person would you most like to meet and why?

RuailleBuaille

Doesn't have to be a Hollywood celeb, I put 'famous' in title to preclude 'A man with clean fingernails and underwear' or 'A woman who speaks only when spoken to' and other comments of the sort as replies. I'd like to buzz off Derren Brown (pick up a few tricks), David Norris (the man is hilarious, razor sharp, I could learn a lot) and Nelson Mandela (parents met him and both said they'd never experienced such calm). Living or dead, who would it be?

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scaramanga

pat mustard- need a few hairy baby making tips

RuailleBuaille

Sleepy wrote: »

Stephen Fry

Definitely, I forgot about him. Legend

crosstownk

See sig.........One of a kind.

Firetrap

David Gilmour from Pink Floyd because they're my favourite band of all time and I'd love to get a guitar lesson from him.

MrJoeSoap

Well seeing as I met Dan Shanahan only a few weeks back the next on my list would probably be Matt Le Tissier, because he is my favourite footballer. That good enough reason?

zuutroy

MrJoeSoap wrote: »

Well seeing as I met Dan Shanahan only a few weeks back the next on my list would probably be Matt Le Tissier, because he is my favourite footballer. That good enough reason?

Ah yes, I remember how he used to torment Newcastle (who I supported) back in the day. Great player...never reached his potential though.

whiskeyman

For some odd reason, I think I'd like to meet George Bush...

Steyr

Jigsaw wrote: »

Nick Leeson.

I think he still has something to do with GUFC ( Galway Untied ).

Id like to meet Ronan O'Gara ( ROG ) and ask this...."ROG, WTF!!!!!! Where were the drop goals and conversions man why you gone to sheeite!!!!!!!!!!!"

MrJoeSoap

zuutroy wrote: »

Ah yes, I remember how he used to torment Newcastle (who I supported) back in the day. Great player...never reached his potential though.

Potential is such an ugly word. Fact is that he is adored by everybody in Southampton and will be forever more, his loyalty was a breath of fresh air in a game being ripped apart by money.

foxface

Sleepy wrote: »

Stephen Fry

he'd be mine too. but then I've a few more: Bob Dylan, Noel Gallagher.. its hard to choose

el_bandita

Drew Carey & Dean Koontz, both because their wit...

rossie1977

chopperbyrne wrote: »

Ric Flair just to see if he's still a party animal and to get him to chop me and say WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

he is a dic; believe me i have met him enough times to know; but yes he still is a party animal, saw him with a girl about 25 in chicago, saw him drinking all night in new york.