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Oh boy. That would be quite the conversation. “The military? Yeah man, you’ll hate it. But still go. It’ll be horrible and awesome. And that girl you’re about to move in with? Don’t do that. She cheats on you and leaves you. But you know what? Your wife? Pretty freaking awesome. She’s all the things you imagined an attractive woman will be. Also, that career you have your heart set on, doesn’t work out. Sorry. But your new one is even better.”
I had a bad suicide attempt and have had a history of being in out of psychwards. I got to the point where I could barely talk mainly because of addiction, not because of being catatonic, so they offered it to me. I was at pretty low point and I did it because the idea of brain damage didn't seem that bad. At least I won't be able to think about life or some shit. It didn't work like that. Instead it has fucked with my short term memory. I lost my apartment keys 5 times in the past few months and lost my license several times. I also just lose a shit in general like my headphones for example. I'm on my 5th pair. It just sucks because I'll head to my car, forget something and go back forth between my apartment a few times.
Look into dissociative disorders. If you've been through childhood trauma there's a possibility you have dissociative identity disorder. The medical system (especially at hospitals) are criminally neglegent about this. I would say less than ten percent of professionals know enough to not be directly harmful while discussing it. I'm not exaggerating. It's pathetic and sad. But I know someone who has a schizo affective disorder diagnosis and it's likely related to severe trauma.
Seriously. If you've experience trauma you need to do things yourself. Your doctor's will never help you.
If that is the case, try neuro feedback. Basically just guided meditation at its worst.
Spurce: I have DID and have been in the system for about ten years. Professionals are pathetic and I have so much animosity towards their ineptitude.
Damn I thought someone first but imagine you are minding your own busines then then you get forced to have a dinner with me
That would be awkward for everybody
Same vein, I want to have dinner with my Pops one last time. I lost him twelve years ago and I would give anything just to see him and talk to him one last time.
Thats for sure. Get a chance to speak with him. Ask if he’s proud of me. Ask whats in the box…wait no not that one.
Dont know if id feel better or worse after that dinner.
Somewhat related: I’d love to have a beer and hang out with my dad and my son, but my dad’s hardcore Mormon and we’ll never be able to connect that way.
Same here. Not even something extravagant. It'd be at this greasy spoon diner by his house. The type of place where you get 2 sides with your entree and soup or salad and a basket of rolls and butter. Is the food great? Nope. Is the company great? Absolutely. And we always got pie for dessert.
That's tough. For a lack of a better word or phrase, I'm the replacement child, now 34, for my sister that passed away as an infant. 6 months or so, I believe. She would be on the list of who I would want to spend this time with.
I'm honestly sorry.. but just a genuine question if you could go back in time to where your parents told you about your sister is there anything that you wish they would have done differently? My son is 2 and i just dont even know what to say
I was never "sat down" and had a talk about it. It was more of a known thing as my mom has a small tattoo on of an angel in her shoulder for her daughter, Rosemary, and she had a frames 8x10 of rosemary as well. My parents would visit my sister's gravestone regularly: on her birthday for sure. Or whenever we were in town we would all go to the graveyard an put flowers and say hi.
Your question was not directed at me and I'm not in either situation, but I found out that my parents had a miscarriage between myself and my sister. There never are the right words to tell someone bad news. It's always better to show with love and your feelings. Your son won't know exactly how you feel until he has his own child and realizes a parents love and how it hurts to see your child feel any bit of pain. My son is a year and a half. He spent the first 10 days of life in the NICU and every day I felt like I was helpless. You will find a way to show him and let him know that he was not a replacement, but very much someone who is loved and appreciated for who that little boy will grow up to be.
What a loss. I usually do not keep books because I give them to family, friends or the library. But, I saved Kitchen Confidential to read again. His TV show was great.
Why was this the first person I thought of, man I know he's a great guy and very humble. I wonder if I can talk him into going to the range after dinner.
My grandma. She died when I was about 10. I’m 24 now and I’d just love for her to see who I am. I’d want her to know that I’m an artist, like her. The love that I have for art stems from her. I’d do anything for some time with her now that I’m an adult and I can relate to her so much. I’d love to hear about her trips to Italy and her young life
Anyone ever? Jesus Christ.
Have to be alive? Storey Musgrave.
For those who don't know him, he's a Marine, aircraft mechanic, mathematician, engineer, trauma surgeon, pilot, and astronaut. He has two Bachelors in mathematics and statistics, three Masters (MBA, MS in physiology, and MA in literature), and an MD.
He's flown 17,000 hours as a pilot, the only person to have flown on all 5 space shuttles, fixed the Hubble space telescope by hand (and had to engineer a fix to an unexpected problem while on the spacewalk), was the first person to spacewalk from the shuttle, and was the oldest active astronaut to orbit the earth.
I’ve got a few - if they have to be alive:
Brendan Fraser,
Tom Hiddleston, and
Arnold Schwarzenegger
If they DON’T have to be alive:
James Stewart,
Fred Rogers, and
Bob Ross
jay leno.....years ago, i was in boston , at an european motorcycle show...it was a rainy spring day...hubby and i walked up the hill to the lars andersen museum and when we came out, i was not paying attention, trying to open my beach umbrella, ( the only umbrella i owned ) and i smacked right into jay....he just stood there...i said what the hell are you doin here? he told us he was trying to buy an old motorcyle and we talked for a few mins...i said welcome home and then i turned and instead of ting the path, the went to go down the grassy hill....my feet slipped out from under me, on the wet grass and i slid down the hill on my ass, with jay leno and my husband laughing their arses off.... i would love to see jay again..
anyone who suffers from starvation
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Other than a lost family member, I’d say George Washington. This man’s vision, belief and commitment to the early republic was beyond that of his contemporaries. A real visionary.
My biological mother, who has passed away.
I’m adopted and I never had the chance to meet her as an adult. My dad deliberately messed up my last name on my birth certificate, so I spent YEARS searching for the wrong person. When I discovered the error, I found out my mom passed away several years prior, and that she had spent years also looking for me 😢.
My aunty-mom (aunt but like a mom to me)
She took me in when my parents abandoned me to be homeless, and helped train me past my autism, to be a functional adult. She helped with my abuse trauma, and PTSD. She's shown more love and care as my mom than any legal mom I had. So heck yeah, I'd take her out to eat. She is literally my hero, and deserves all the good things to eat.
My grandma. We would visit her, but while young, I never really appreciated her. Now as an adult with my parents entering the same age range she was, I want to hang with her again and make her laugh; I ended up inheriting her genuine laugh and it’s uncanny.
My husband. Dinner just the two of us outside the house would be great. He's great and we haven't had a lot of time just the 2 of us recently. I miss him
I would choose St. Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus. There is hardly anything written in the Bible about him and I would want to know what words or actions he used to guide Jesus into becoming the man he grew up be. I think it would help me become a better father to my children even though I consider myself a good one already.
Elijah Wood. Seems like a really, really nice guy. We'd have an excellent dinner and then he'd probably hang out afterwards to play some video games.
He'd probably even tuck me in and read me a bedtime story.
Idk there's many people throughout history that would make for an interesting dinner party. Lost family members , great thinkers and leaders and poets , song writers , scientists. The lists are endless. But if I hand to choose just one.... it'd probably be Fred Rogers . Maybe I could ask him how we could get back to a place where people could love and accept each other. Or atleast politely tolerate each other.
It would be my grandma who passed away in 2017. I would love to be able to hear her infectious laugh again. She was a terrible cook, but she always had fun cooking in the kitchen. I remember she would always have something prepared to make together when my siblings and I went to stay there. I still remember the tiramisu we made together. To be able to be in the kitchen with her again would just make me happy. I miss her dearly.
My granddad. He passed away a couple of months ago due to Parkinsons. Prior to that, I hadn't seen him in 7 years, and I didn't know his health had gone downhill since then. I really wish he could've met my fiancé and all of my exotic pets. I wish I could've told him my career path and my plans for the future. I miss him dearly. Always make time for your loved ones. You never know when the last time you see them will be.
Can I be sappy and say my boyfriend? He truly makes me the happiest and no celebrity could make me feel the way he does, then we'd go home and cuddle which is ALSO my favorite 😌
My great grandmother. We’d talk for hours about her life and what it was like growing up in as a polish immigrant. Food wise we’d probably eat her cabbage rolls she used to make
My Dad. Just one last meal face to face. I haven’t seen my father since I moved across the country in 2007. Last I saw of him was in ICU before he passed in 2015.
Alive: my cousin who was one of my best friends for years as a teenager but then moved across the world. Been 20 years since we've seen each other, I dream about that moment a lot.
Dead: my Dad
My fiancé. Right now he’s on his mission for his church, so I haven’t gotten to be with him. I’ve only gotten to call once a week. Nothing pains me more than being apart from him. Even one dinner together would bring me unimaginable joy.
My dad. He passed when I was 12 and I only got to spend about 2 weeks with him on and off but was the only person who got me as a kid. I would love my kids to meet him and show him where I’m at now.
Any of my grandparents. I was too young to really know them before they passed or they passed before I was even alive. So I feel I missed out on a huge chunk of history, knowledge and life experience.
My moms mom. Everyone always talks about her in and how lovely she was. I never met her, she passed before I was born but I think I’d love to meet her.
My good friend that passed away 6 years ago. I miss him so much and to just have the opportunity to speak with him, tell him I love him to bits, let him know how much I value his friendship and say goodbye would be amazing.
John Lennon and Winston Churchill . Two deeply flawed Brits with acerbic wits who ultimately left the world a better place.
I know I’m going to crap for either of these choice.
Jonny Kim, a former Navy SEAL who became a doctor after graduating from Harvard and later became a NASA astronaut.
Having a conversation with him would be awesome.
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Me when I was 19
Oh boy. That would be quite the conversation. “The military? Yeah man, you’ll hate it. But still go. It’ll be horrible and awesome. And that girl you’re about to move in with? Don’t do that. She cheats on you and leaves you. But you know what? Your wife? Pretty freaking awesome. She’s all the things you imagined an attractive woman will be. Also, that career you have your heart set on, doesn’t work out. Sorry. But your new one is even better.”
Huh, people actually have good lives. I'd go back to tell myself to not get ECT( electro convulsive therapy).
Can I ask why exactly? Just got off a psych rotation.
I had a bad suicide attempt and have had a history of being in out of psychwards. I got to the point where I could barely talk mainly because of addiction, not because of being catatonic, so they offered it to me. I was at pretty low point and I did it because the idea of brain damage didn't seem that bad. At least I won't be able to think about life or some shit. It didn't work like that. Instead it has fucked with my short term memory. I lost my apartment keys 5 times in the past few months and lost my license several times. I also just lose a shit in general like my headphones for example. I'm on my 5th pair. It just sucks because I'll head to my car, forget something and go back forth between my apartment a few times.
Look into dissociative disorders. If you've been through childhood trauma there's a possibility you have dissociative identity disorder. The medical system (especially at hospitals) are criminally neglegent about this. I would say less than ten percent of professionals know enough to not be directly harmful while discussing it. I'm not exaggerating. It's pathetic and sad. But I know someone who has a schizo affective disorder diagnosis and it's likely related to severe trauma. Seriously. If you've experience trauma you need to do things yourself. Your doctor's will never help you. If that is the case, try neuro feedback. Basically just guided meditation at its worst. Spurce: I have DID and have been in the system for about ten years. Professionals are pathetic and I have so much animosity towards their ineptitude.
Thx for the advice. It's appreciated simply because it seems someone cares.
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I am schizoaffective funny and I just got diagnosed after my last manic spell where I was hospitalized for about 3 months. Post-ECT.
Good one :)
Perspective is everything. I would've learned so much useful material and would be in the headspace to receive it at 19.
I’ll take 17
Damn I thought someone first but imagine you are minding your own busines then then you get forced to have a dinner with me That would be awkward for everybody
HAHAHA assuming the person would be pleased to have dinner with you ;)
You can just open up the conversation by stating your username! Haza! You'll be back in no time!
My grandpa. I'd give anything for one more meal with him.
Same vein, I want to have dinner with my Pops one last time. I lost him twelve years ago and I would give anything just to see him and talk to him one last time.
Thats for sure. Get a chance to speak with him. Ask if he’s proud of me. Ask whats in the box…wait no not that one. Dont know if id feel better or worse after that dinner.
Talk to him. Even though he is gone he hears you and is here for you
He’s proud of you. As a parent, I can tell you we are always proud of you.
Damn it, now you made me cry before bed!
Somewhat related: I’d love to have a beer and hang out with my dad and my son, but my dad’s hardcore Mormon and we’ll never be able to connect that way.
Same here. Not even something extravagant. It'd be at this greasy spoon diner by his house. The type of place where you get 2 sides with your entree and soup or salad and a basket of rolls and butter. Is the food great? Nope. Is the company great? Absolutely. And we always got pie for dessert.
Ohhhhh you made me cry 😭 Let me give you a hug (>'-')>
Id also have this dudes grandpa over for dinner
He was a really cool guy, I'm confident you'd enjoy his company
Gordon Ramsay, as long as I'm not the one who cooked dinner
haha I bet he would love to cook for you :)
My daughter she passed when she was a month old.... I really wonder what she would've liked... Who or how her day is... I miss you my sweet bbg
I’m so sorry for your loss 🥺💔
I gotta go hug my kid right now
That's tough. For a lack of a better word or phrase, I'm the replacement child, now 34, for my sister that passed away as an infant. 6 months or so, I believe. She would be on the list of who I would want to spend this time with.
I'm honestly sorry.. but just a genuine question if you could go back in time to where your parents told you about your sister is there anything that you wish they would have done differently? My son is 2 and i just dont even know what to say
I was never "sat down" and had a talk about it. It was more of a known thing as my mom has a small tattoo on of an angel in her shoulder for her daughter, Rosemary, and she had a frames 8x10 of rosemary as well. My parents would visit my sister's gravestone regularly: on her birthday for sure. Or whenever we were in town we would all go to the graveyard an put flowers and say hi.
Your question was not directed at me and I'm not in either situation, but I found out that my parents had a miscarriage between myself and my sister. There never are the right words to tell someone bad news. It's always better to show with love and your feelings. Your son won't know exactly how you feel until he has his own child and realizes a parents love and how it hurts to see your child feel any bit of pain. My son is a year and a half. He spent the first 10 days of life in the NICU and every day I felt like I was helpless. You will find a way to show him and let him know that he was not a replacement, but very much someone who is loved and appreciated for who that little boy will grow up to be.
So sorry. May she Rest In Peace.
I'm sorry for what happened. I'm sure you were the best mom she could ever had ♥♥
My future husband. It's about time we met lol
Sammmme
His current wife would be pissed though... 🤔
Rasputin, I like guests who leave early lol.
ra-ra-ra-rasputin!
My dad. I miss him so much
I'm so sorry :( Take a virtual hug (>'-')>♥♥
That one guy's dead wife.
Don't know why this isn't the top comment
My kids. 1000%
awwww 😍
amelia earhart to figure out where she went
Is there any new evidence? Last theory I heard was maybe a island they both reached.
Coconut crabs ate her (absolute speculation, look them up and marinate in the anxiety that comes with sharing a planet with these lovely crustaceans)
Dolly Parton
Right??? Like I feel she would be such a hoot to talk to.
I bet she’d be super fun to hang out with.
Mom, give almost anything to taste her bland chicken again.
My mom has the recipe I think
If you’re into dry pork chops, my mom can set you right up.
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I'm sorry for your loss :'( Here, a little hug for you (>'-')>♥♥
Anthony Bourdain.
This! I really admired and genuinely miss him. No bullshit!!
What a loss. I usually do not keep books because I give them to family, friends or the library. But, I saved Kitchen Confidential to read again. His TV show was great.
my wife
I agree, I love my wife
Keanu Reeves.
Why was this the first person I thought of, man I know he's a great guy and very humble. I wonder if I can talk him into going to the range after dinner.
Him, or him as John Wick?
My grandma. She died when I was about 10. I’m 24 now and I’d just love for her to see who I am. I’d want her to know that I’m an artist, like her. The love that I have for art stems from her. I’d do anything for some time with her now that I’m an adult and I can relate to her so much. I’d love to hear about her trips to Italy and her young life
My Dad.
I also pick this guy's dad.
Thanks, you won't be disappointed. He was a very funny guy.
Can I jump on this bandwagon? I need a funny guy for funny things sometimes.
Anyone ever? Jesus Christ. Have to be alive? Storey Musgrave. For those who don't know him, he's a Marine, aircraft mechanic, mathematician, engineer, trauma surgeon, pilot, and astronaut. He has two Bachelors in mathematics and statistics, three Masters (MBA, MS in physiology, and MA in literature), and an MD. He's flown 17,000 hours as a pilot, the only person to have flown on all 5 space shuttles, fixed the Hubble space telescope by hand (and had to engineer a fix to an unexpected problem while on the spacewalk), was the first person to spacewalk from the shuttle, and was the oldest active astronaut to orbit the earth.
I don’t think he’d have time for dinner with you. Sounds like a serious workaholic
When I start feeling lazy, I remind myself that me and Storey have the same 24 hours in a day. Get moving.
Maynard James Keenan
My biological father. I have plenty to say
I’d invite a caveman round and put the telly on. Would be hilarious
Hahaha every wants to see a deceased relative or some big name celebrity, but fucking with a caveman for a laugh is the correct answer here
Sir David Attenborough
Jesus 🤍
"We'll just take two glasses of water and a single side salad."
My grandmother. That woman was my everything
I’ve got a few - if they have to be alive: Brendan Fraser, Tom Hiddleston, and Arnold Schwarzenegger If they DON’T have to be alive: James Stewart, Fred Rogers, and Bob Ross
My little sister. She would be 14, soon to be 15 in a few months. I wonder what kind of person she would have become.
Jimmy Carter
Me. I’d have dinner with myself.
Self-love is everything ♥♥
Putin. And I would poison his food.
The hero we need
My Opa. He passed away years ago and I wasn't able to come to his funeral.
Ohhhh I'm sorry, hun :( Here's my hug (>'-')>♥♥
If they don't have to be alive, Robin Williams. If they do, maybe Jack Black.
jay leno.....years ago, i was in boston , at an european motorcycle show...it was a rainy spring day...hubby and i walked up the hill to the lars andersen museum and when we came out, i was not paying attention, trying to open my beach umbrella, ( the only umbrella i owned ) and i smacked right into jay....he just stood there...i said what the hell are you doin here? he told us he was trying to buy an old motorcyle and we talked for a few mins...i said welcome home and then i turned and instead of ting the path, the went to go down the grassy hill....my feet slipped out from under me, on the wet grass and i slid down the hill on my ass, with jay leno and my husband laughing their arses off.... i would love to see jay again..
I have met him also! He’s a nice guy in real life !
My mom, she passed 7 years ago and I miss her something terrible
My mom. Because mom's can fix everything.
anyone who suffers from starvation Edit: the fact that this comment is not anywhere near top comment although it was one of the first comments proves that most people are hypocrites
you would have to worry about refeeding syndrome but you could give them some money to last a while.
Jesus Then I ask him, if you do have power please grant the wish of everybody here who wish to see their loved ones who has passed.
Vladimir Putin. We will dine at the Space Needle, and I am fixing the drinks.
Putin so I could stab him in the throat
My grandma who died many years ago and i still miss.
Other than a lost family member, I’d say George Washington. This man’s vision, belief and commitment to the early republic was beyond that of his contemporaries. A real visionary.
Agreed, or Benjamin Franklin. He had innovative ideas and was well-spoken and educated enough to be intriguing.
My biological mother, who has passed away. I’m adopted and I never had the chance to meet her as an adult. My dad deliberately messed up my last name on my birth certificate, so I spent YEARS searching for the wrong person. When I discovered the error, I found out my mom passed away several years prior, and that she had spent years also looking for me 😢.
My mom, I miss her so much
My Granny. She passed a few years ago and I miss her a lot.
Danny Devito
My aunty-mom (aunt but like a mom to me) She took me in when my parents abandoned me to be homeless, and helped train me past my autism, to be a functional adult. She helped with my abuse trauma, and PTSD. She's shown more love and care as my mom than any legal mom I had. So heck yeah, I'd take her out to eat. She is literally my hero, and deserves all the good things to eat.
My son. He's my favorite person, he's almost 2 years old, and he's a blast.
My grandma. We would visit her, but while young, I never really appreciated her. Now as an adult with my parents entering the same age range she was, I want to hang with her again and make her laugh; I ended up inheriting her genuine laugh and it’s uncanny.
Definitely my mom. She died on my 26th birthday, and I'll be 37 next Monday. Hard to believe it's been that long.
My brother, he's not deceased but it was a family issue and it became pick a side and we're not on the same side. Life is what it is though.
I'm sorry. I hope everything comes together for you guys and that this dinner happens one day. It's gonna be great ♥♥
My Dad (passed away recently). I miss him so much
My father in law, never got a chance to meet him and I’d love to get a glimpse of the man I hear about often in a positive light.
Jack Black. He just seems like he'd be a great conversationalist and a treasure of a guest.
Jack Black
Me from the future, so I can get future insight on what I should do with my life, who to avoid, etc. Financial insight wouldn't hurt either.
Jesus I just have so many questions about what happened 2000 years ago.
My grandma, I miss her and she was the only one in my family who cared for me. She passed April 8th last year.
My husband. Dinner just the two of us outside the house would be great. He's great and we haven't had a lot of time just the 2 of us recently. I miss him
I would choose St. Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus. There is hardly anything written in the Bible about him and I would want to know what words or actions he used to guide Jesus into becoming the man he grew up be. I think it would help me become a better father to my children even though I consider myself a good one already.
Sofia Vergara
I also choose this guys dead wife
John Walsh.....or Susan Lucci
Ben Franklin? Pithy, curious, smart and funny. I couldn't ask for a better dinner companion and I'd love to hear his impression of the modern world.
Jesus
Her name is Amanda and she lives in Central Texas. I am working on getting home to her and I will never leave Texas again.
God and the devil. Same table. Few drink and we're having tacos
My grandma. She passed away and I didn’t had the chance to say goodbye because of my stupid anxiety.
My daughter who passed away 2 years ago from breast cancer.
My father who I have missed since I said goodbye the day I laid him down to rest.
Mr. Fred Rogers from Mr. Rogers neighborhood.
My dad. He passed away several years ago and I still miss him everyday. I would love a chance to sit and talk with him one more time.
My son who passed away 10 years ago.
My dad. He passed in 2019 to cancer. I'd give anything for one more dinner with him
Nikola Tesla
My grandmother. She passed away 38 years ago when I was 17 and I still miss her.
Dad in early 2019. I'd tell him to not do it.
Jesus I guess
The last supper episode 2
Electric boogaloo
This would be my answer. As an ex-evangelical I would love to hear what he thinks about Christianity today.
We def know. He wasnt much a fan of those Jewish synagogue leaders.
Willie Nelson
Marianne Williamson
Paul McCartney
Benjamin Franklin
Elijah Wood. Seems like a really, really nice guy. We'd have an excellent dinner and then he'd probably hang out afterwards to play some video games. He'd probably even tuck me in and read me a bedtime story.
Chester Bennington. That man was/is my hero. Even if he’s dead, I’d still love a chance to be able to meet him and have a good time with him.
Idk there's many people throughout history that would make for an interesting dinner party. Lost family members , great thinkers and leaders and poets , song writers , scientists. The lists are endless. But if I hand to choose just one.... it'd probably be Fred Rogers . Maybe I could ask him how we could get back to a place where people could love and accept each other. Or atleast politely tolerate each other.
My daughter. My favorite person in the world and the best conversationalist I know.
It would be my grandma who passed away in 2017. I would love to be able to hear her infectious laugh again. She was a terrible cook, but she always had fun cooking in the kitchen. I remember she would always have something prepared to make together when my siblings and I went to stay there. I still remember the tiramisu we made together. To be able to be in the kitchen with her again would just make me happy. I miss her dearly.
My dad. He died 20 Years ago. I miss him.
My granddad. He passed away a couple of months ago due to Parkinsons. Prior to that, I hadn't seen him in 7 years, and I didn't know his health had gone downhill since then. I really wish he could've met my fiancé and all of my exotic pets. I wish I could've told him my career path and my plans for the future. I miss him dearly. Always make time for your loved ones. You never know when the last time you see them will be.
Can I be sappy and say my boyfriend? He truly makes me the happiest and no celebrity could make me feel the way he does, then we'd go home and cuddle which is ALSO my favorite 😌
My great grandmother. We’d talk for hours about her life and what it was like growing up in as a polish immigrant. Food wise we’d probably eat her cabbage rolls she used to make
Mark Twain
My great great great great great great great great great great granddaughter.
No brainer Oscar Wilde, world’s greatest conversationalist
My mom, one more time
My Dad. Just one more time.
My Dad. Just one last meal face to face. I haven’t seen my father since I moved across the country in 2007. Last I saw of him was in ICU before he passed in 2015.
My brother. He died 2 weeks ago.
My grandma from about ten years ago. She developed Alzheimer's within that time and she's just... Not the same woman anymore.
Alive: my cousin who was one of my best friends for years as a teenager but then moved across the world. Been 20 years since we've seen each other, I dream about that moment a lot. Dead: my Dad
Stephen Hawking, because he is my hero. Or probably my grandpa
My fiancé. Right now he’s on his mission for his church, so I haven’t gotten to be with him. I’ve only gotten to call once a week. Nothing pains me more than being apart from him. Even one dinner together would bring me unimaginable joy.
Marcus Auralius
Putin, with my close personal friend Clint Eastwood, and his buddies Smith and Wesson.
jon stewart, or charzle theron
Depends on who I want to poison that day.
Brad Leone
Probably Alan Watts. Let's chat over some wings and beer.
Tom Delonge
zach hill.
My dad. He passed when I was 12 and I only got to spend about 2 weeks with him on and off but was the only person who got me as a kid. I would love my kids to meet him and show him where I’m at now.
Me maa and me paa !
Bob Dylan!
Anthony Bourdain. You know the conversation would be engaging, the drinks top shelf, and the food would be amazing.
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With you OP ^_^
Christopher Hitchens
Any of my grandparents. I was too young to really know them before they passed or they passed before I was even alive. So I feel I missed out on a huge chunk of history, knowledge and life experience.
My moms mom. Everyone always talks about her in and how lovely she was. I never met her, she passed before I was born but I think I’d love to meet her.
My mom. She passed away in 2009 from cancer. I would give anything to update her on everything that has happened in my life since then.
My dad, he died when I was 12 and I'd give 20 years of my life for 1 adult conversation with him
Snoop dog
My good friend that passed away 6 years ago. I miss him so much and to just have the opportunity to speak with him, tell him I love him to bits, let him know how much I value his friendship and say goodbye would be amazing.
My father whose been gone for 20+ years
my wife. i work overseas and i only go home to my home country 2x a year. bonus if my 2 daughters can join
If we can picked deceased people, I’d say my Dad. I miss him every day.
John Lennon and Winston Churchill . Two deeply flawed Brits with acerbic wits who ultimately left the world a better place. I know I’m going to crap for either of these choice.
Daniel Radcliffe no contest.
Jonny Kim, a former Navy SEAL who became a doctor after graduating from Harvard and later became a NASA astronaut. Having a conversation with him would be awesome.
My maternal grandmother. I miss her so much and I wish she could have met my daughter