If you could meet...

my great grandfather who haunted my room when I was a kid.

 

Hunter S Thompson would be tight fucked up trippin on shrooms or something listening to his craziness

But probably my grandpa cause I never met him and he seemed like a chillin dude

 

My grandad before when was a youngin'.... he would've been the most whacked out kid ever.... ^-^

 

Hehe I wondered something along these lines too

 

Per Yngve Ohlin

 

i didn't read that we could kick people.... In that case i would want to meet George Dubya

 

i'd like to go back in time and meet the beat generation especially Kerouac and Brautigan.. or i'd rather meet them in their books
i wanted to meet Jim Morrison, but after reading his biography, idk he seemed quite insane and in some parts not in a good way. but still he's inspirational
and Albert Hoffmann and Buddha and and..

 

How about fictional characters? I'd like to hang out with the Buffy gang for a bit lol And also any of Haruki Murakami's characters, coz something cool and surreal would be certain to happen in the most normal of situations

 

I wanna hang out with Tank Girl, Booga, Barney & Jet Girl!!!

 

I would like to meet the grandmother I never met. She had 13 children and I can only imagine the patience that she had. I bet she could teach me a lot.

 

Vlad Tepes, he was a beautiful tactician

 

Ghandi, in a second

 

ghandi, jesus, siddartha, martin luther king, mother theresa, nelson mandela

all of them in one room with translators would be the most amazing thing ever to sit in on.

 

why is everyone going for people who were peaceful, while I agree that ghandi was a great person I really cant imagine a fun conversation, or more to the point aside from spiritual "growth" I dont see what use it would do you

 

I'd like to meet Sigmund Freud, Maya Angelou and Will Ferrell.

 

I think Andy Warhol would be extremely interesting to just listen/talk to... Same with Jim Morrison.. they spoke of life, and their realities that would make my head buzz with thoughts and feelings I can't even imagine.

 

just the vibes coming off of ghandi would be enough to interest me

 

i believe the greatest, most moving people of all time were humanitarians.

 

I never said they werent I just said they were boring

edit: though sprout makes a point

 

I chose Per Yngve Ohlin

Went by the nickname "dead" in a Norweigan black metal band. On stage he would slice his wrists n shit. In 1991 he commit suicide in the bands forest house by slashing his wrists and a shotgun to the head. He left a note that said "excuse the blood"
The guitarist found his body but insted of calling the police he went to the local shop and bought a disposable camera and took pictures of "dead". The photos were then used as one of their album covers.

One of the band members was released from jail last month after a 16 year sentence... for killing a fellow band member (slasshing him 20+ times)

not that I condone this... but it would be crazy talking to a depressed satanist Norweigan Black Metal Pioneer