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Robert Taylor
19th November 2011, 22:07
Heres a bit of fun. As an avid reader of especially 20th century history both political and warfare Ive often thought of interesting people Id like to have at my dinner table. Im a committed tory, anglophile and hanker for what was a more polite world ( arguably ! ) So here goes;

1) Margaret Thatcher. My all time political hero and a lady of singular mind and purpose that made England great again. Might though dominate proceedings a little!

2) Enoch Powell. A politician that personified ethics and so many of his prophecies have come true. An extremely brilliant mind.

3) Joanna Lumley. Her origins are classic and I admire the fight she took ( and won ) to the UK Government to have Gurkhas accepted as bona fide UK citizens, given all the dirty jobs they have done for the UK in many conflicts. A very classy lady who would provide great conversation

4) Jorge Lorenzo. Ok Im a Yamaha fan first second and last but you have got to admire this guys never give up attitude. Plus his smooth riding style is a pleasure to watch. Maybe the odd one out at this dinner table but Ive got huge respect for him.

5) Michael Foot. An odd choice for a tory to have a committed Marxist at his dinner table but this guy( admirably ) had the courage of his convictions and would certainly stimulate conversation. British politicians of all three main ''flavours'' are also so much more eloquent than the generally mottly lot we are burdened with here

6) Winston Churchill. A man both flawed and brilliant and a superb orator. Plenty of alcohol and cigars required.

7) Emma Shapplin. This Parisian songtress would provide much needed eye candy at my dinner table and her application of opera is a delight

8) Sir Keith Park. Of all of our war leaders he was the very best and certainly should be placed miles ahead of General Freyberg, whose loss of Crete to German paratroopers was due to manifest incompetence.

9) Lord Soper. Habitated Speakers Corner in Hyde Park for decades and I was lucky enough to listen to the great man in the twilight of his career

10) Richard Branson. Because he personifies ambition and success but in doing so carrying people along with him. Probably a tory, bless his heart.

If anyone wants to follow along but with totally sincere guest lists....................

jellywrestler
19th November 2011, 22:12
make mine the Spice girls and they can each bring a sister...

ellipsis
19th November 2011, 22:12
...Joanna Lumley and ummmmmmmmmm....................

mashman
20th November 2011, 00:32
1. Einstein - Seemed like an all round genius and nutcase that no dinner party should be without.

2. Stephen Hawking - for the fly on the wall moment whilst him and Einstein discuss "stuff".

3. Socrates - not the footballer, the Greek philosopher. He could have saved himself before he was "murdered" by the state for a "crime" that never was and I'd like to ask him if he'd make the same decision again given how life is today.

4. Martin Luther King - Someone to accompany Socrates and t'woud be interesting to find out what he'd think about Obama and the effort he put in for his Nobel Peace Prize, amongst other things race rlated.

5. Jaques Fresco - A long list of achievements and a solid understanding (the father of maybe) of the resource based economy. A modern day hero of mine.

6. John Lennon - He'd make up an interesting trio with 4 and 5 and could bang us out a tune once all suitably shitfaced.

7. My Mum - She has some interesting views on history and politics (staunch Maggie supporter) that would no doubt have her at logger heads with just about everyone at the table. T'would be fantastic to watch.

8. King Kenny Dalglish - footballing (soccer to the non-english language speakers) legend. Gonna need my football talk... he played when diving was still a pool related sport and managers were to be feared... would love to hear what he thinks about the beautiful game today. (might need a translator though)

9. Mr Loughran - My english teacher. About the first adult I ever had any real respect for. A smart big scots bastard who enjoyed his football and treated students with more respect than I've seen in any teacher I've had dealings with. Be great to see him again.

10. The big J.C. - Whoever he was. Be interesting to find out.

Usarka
20th November 2011, 13:45
Keith Richards
Jim Morrison
John Belushi
Hunter S Thompson
Johnny Depp
Janis Joplin
Amand Van Helden
Woody Harrelson
Thomas Chong
Frank Zappa

Robert Taylor
20th November 2011, 15:01
Keith Richards
Jim Morrison
John Belushi
Hunter S Thompson
Johnny Depp
Janis Joplin
Amand Van Helden
Woody Harrelson
Thomas Chong
Frank Zappa

You mean at your gig, after dinner?

Crasherfromwayback
20th November 2011, 15:02
The Queen of England.

Ele McPhearson.

Deborah Harry.

Rob Muldoon.

Douglas Bader.

Hanna Reitsch.

Ian Curtis.

Eddie Lawson.

My best mate.

My girlfriend.

Robert Taylor
20th November 2011, 15:25
The Queen of England.

Ele McPhearson.

Deborah Harry.

Rob Muldoon.

Douglas Bader.

Hanna Reitsch.

Ian Curtis.

Eddie Lawson.

My best mate.

My girlfriend.

Heck I like all of the list that I recognise, I just hope your best mate isnt Hone Harawira or John Minto? Im hopeful that your girlfriend is someone just as compelling as Elle?
Hanna Reitsch, thats an interesting one, gifted pilot but also an unreformable nazi. I have her book, would you like to read it?

unstuck
20th November 2011, 15:26
1. Billy Connelly
2. Charlie Boorman
3. Henry Rollins
4. Ozzy
5. Jello Biafra
6. Pattie Smith
7. Cameron Diaz
8. Carlos Sainz
9. Possum Bourne
10. Mark Ellis
And I would have to invite John Key so we could all pick on him.:Punk:

Crasherfromwayback
20th November 2011, 15:52
Heck I like all of the list that I recognise, I just hope your best mate isnt Hone Harawira or John Minto? Im hopeful that your girlfriend is someone just as compelling as Elle?
Hanna Reitsch, thats an interesting one, gifted pilot but also an unreformable nazi. I have her book, would you like to read it?

I don't like the likes of Hone and Minto. They're both full of shit cunts.

Rach is every bit as compelling, and even smarter. I'd simply have to have her along, not only because she laughs at my jokes.

Reitsch was unfortunately a Nazi yes. But despite that, I love what she did in an area not many women dared go. And I'd love to see her and Bader go at it over a few reds!

martybabe
20th November 2011, 16:21
Kenny Roberts, Biking God

Brian Ferry, The coolest music Dude ever

Albert Einstein, He was wrong and I can prove it . E=MC2 my arse :laugh:

David Bowie, Legend

Paul Henry, a bit of controversy is good at dinner.

Bruce Lee, I'd like to show him my deadly one inch Fart.

A lady friend from Madeira, She's Hot and has more energy than an Atomic bomb.

My Bride and best friend, one and the same.

Adolf Hitler, Him, Henry and Einstein (the Jew?) sat together could be interesting

Bob Geldof, to stir the conflict should it quieten down at any point.

There you go: Arrogance, ignorance, intelligence, prejudice, beauty, talent and controversy. Throw in plenty alcohol stir and sit back and watch the entertainment. :shit:

jellywrestler
20th November 2011, 16:27
Bruce Lee, I'd like to show him my deadly one inch Fart.


you know he's gay!

Crasherfromwayback
20th November 2011, 16:37
Heck I like all of the list that I recognise,

I'm going to modify my list...because I can. I'd forgotten my all time hero. He was/is THE man.

Antoni Gaudi. Seeing his works in the flesh last year with Rach, was awesome to say the least. If there's anyone else on earth that's made such gorgeous things, I want to see them.

martybabe
20th November 2011, 16:50
you know he's gay!

:laugh: Even better, Adolf a Gay a Jew and a Geldof.

rachprice
20th November 2011, 17:07
1. Salvadore Dali
2. Maynard James Keenan
3. Clint Eastwood
4. Dali Lama
5. Siouxsie Sioux
6. Casey Stoner - would like to see what he is like out of the spotlight
7. Dr Costa - not only for his sweet success in building the clinica mobile but I hear he is the paddock gossip haha
8. My mum
9. Socrates - I know it sounds clichéd but I really dig him
10. Peter

Owl
20th November 2011, 17:22
1. Vinnie Colaiuta
2. Dave Weckl
3. Simon Phillips
4. Steve Smith
5. Buddy Rich
6. Steve Gadd
7. Keith Moon
8. Ian Paice
9. Phil Collins
10. Ringo Starr

And Chinese for tea with chopsticks!:msn-wink:

Flip
20th November 2011, 17:29
William Wallace, the real one.

Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein.

Field Marshal Erwin Johannes Eugen Rommel

Te Rauparaha

Michael Joseph Savage.

Socrates

Barack Hussein Obama II

Eugene Wesley "Gene" Roddenberry

Jesus

Eva Green

misterO
20th November 2011, 18:04
I've got a a few moments to spare so I'll play. In no particular order I'd invite:

Michael Palin
Billy Connolley
Dennis Hopper
Clark Gable
Earnest Hemingway
Jeff Cooper
Jack Black
Richard Pryor
Muhammad Ali
Bill Hicks

If one of these guests were unable to attend then I'd invite Jack the Ripper (just to find out who that MFer Really was).

munster
20th November 2011, 18:11
The big J.C. - Whoever he was. Be interesting to find out.

I agree, John Cleese would be awesome to have round for dinner

Mental Trousers
20th November 2011, 19:03
William Hayward Pickering - he had the coolest job in the world - explore space!! The Kiwi who was the head of NASA's JPL
Nicky Whelan - it's my dinner party so it's going to be one chair short and she has to sit on my knee the entire night
J Robert Oppenheimer - his work changed the world, past, present and future. Be great to find out what he thinks of all that
Bruce Anstey - He rocks
Colin Edwards - the guy in the MotoGP paddock that everyone says you should get on the piss with
Ron Jeremy - short, fat, hairy and ugly. But he nails hot young things every other day of the year!!
Josh Freese - best drummer ever
Bernard Spilsbury - the original Forensic Scientist. Abby from NCIS, Temperance from Bones etc etc all owe their characters/shows existence to the work this guy did
Rick Stein - likes his food relatively straight forward and simple but that doesn't mean boring and bland. None of the shit that you get with those other clowns.
Charlie Sheen - somebody has to bring the mind altering drugs!!

ellipsis
20th November 2011, 19:05
Reitsch was unfortunately a Nazi yes. But despite that, I love what she did in an area not many women dared go. And I'd love to see her and Bader go at it over a few reds!

...thats what they were all going at it over anyway....

MIXONE
20th November 2011, 19:32
I agree, John Cleese would be awesome to have round for dinner

Did you see him on TVone tonight.As funny as ever.I wish they would bring back the original Monty Python's Flying Circus tv series.

Mental Trousers
20th November 2011, 19:40
Interestingly, these are mostly heavily male biased. Wierd.

unstuck
20th November 2011, 19:46
Interestingly, these are mostly heavily male biased. Wierd.

Well I put Camron Diaz, she is enough woman for any man.:drool:

misterO
20th November 2011, 19:56
Nothing weird about it. If the question was, "which 10 people would you like to go on a camping holiday with" then the answers would probably be very different (i.e. no other dudes allowed).

Teflon
20th November 2011, 20:57
1. Joseph Stalin

2. Vladimir Putin

3. Semion Mogilevich

4. Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo

5. Joaquin Guzman Loera

6. John Gotti

7. Richard Kuklinski

8. Ilse Koch

9. Jesus Christ

10. Timothy Leary

blackdog
20th November 2011, 21:19
1. Dean
2. Skidmark
3. SMOKEU
4. imdying
5. headbanger
6. scumdog
7. nodrog
8. white trash
9. crazy steve
10. Teflon

(scuba steve, scissiorhands, katman and dangerous bastard at the kiddies table)

The cutlery will all be plastic obviously.

Brian d marge
21st November 2011, 00:09
Me

and nine other fkers with beer

Stephen

Hinny
21st November 2011, 01:21
Heres a bit of fun. As an avid reader of especially 20th century history both political and warfare Ive often thought of interesting people Id like to have at my dinner table. Im a committed tory, anglophile and hanker for what was a more polite world ( arguably ! ) So here goes;

I thought you may have included Jenny Shipley.

A comment I read today of a woman in the nineties commenting on the benefit cuts said "we don't need Jenny Craig, we've got Jenny Shipley"
Nothing like letting the poor starve to make them get off their backsides and make their lives better.
Sounds like current Nat policy.
Nothing changes.

EJK
21st November 2011, 02:28
1. Friend
2. Friend
3. Friend
4. Friend
5. Friend
6. Friend
7. Friend
8. Friend
9. Friend
10. Friend

Oscar
21st November 2011, 09:09
10. The big J.C. - Whoever he was. Be interesting to find out.

Jeremy Clarkson?

mashman
21st November 2011, 09:45
Jeremy Clarkson?

heh, a young Joan Collins perhaps... although Clarkson would be a cracker to have at the table.

slofox
21st November 2011, 10:09
Dunno about the other nine, but I'd have Mozart along. Always did want to talk to him.

Kiwi Graham
21st November 2011, 11:37
Guy Martin
James Whitham
Barry Sheene
Eddy Izzard
(Lord) Darth Vader
William Shatner
Charlie Sheen
Dawn French
Nigella Lawson
My mate Pete from Fielding

bluninja
21st November 2011, 12:04
In no particular order

Philip K dick
Judas Iscariot
Genghis Khan
Anton Geesink
Stirling Moss
Da Vinci
Anne Mcaffrey
Jacques Coustea
Sofia Loren
Ridley Scott

HenryDorsetCase
21st November 2011, 12:55
I'm going to modify my list...because I can. I'd forgotten my all time hero. He was/is THE man.

Antoni Gaudi. Seeing his works in the flesh last year with Rach, was awesome to say the least. If there's anyone else on earth that's made such gorgeous things, I want to see them.

Frank Gehry?

Crasherfromwayback
21st November 2011, 12:57
Frank Gehry?

Show me some!

HenryDorsetCase
21st November 2011, 13:00
I agree, John Cleese would be awesome to have round for dinner

he is a very very dry, very straight, serious man IRL.

no silly walks will be performed. No parrot sketch shall be recited. No Knights will be harmed in the making of the dinner party.

HenryDorsetCase
21st November 2011, 13:02
Show me some!

http://www.google.co.nz/search?q=frank+gehry+buildings&hl=en&client=firefox-a&hs=Mcy&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&prmd=imvnso&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=qaLJTp7NIMWUiQeb09HoDw&ved=0CEYQsAQ&biw=1920&bih=951


Guggenheim Bilbao was what I was thinking of particularly.

I am a big fan for Frank Lloyd Wright personally: particularly the "plains" houses. but, you know, Fallingwater.

Crasherfromwayback
21st November 2011, 13:17
Guggenheim Bilbao was what I was thinking of particularly.

.

Cheers. I have seen his stuff, but the name didn't compute. Some of it is actually quite Gaudi ish too I reckon.

nodrog
21st November 2011, 13:52
1. Dean
2. Skidmark
3. SMOKEU
4. imdying
5. headbanger
6. scumdog
7. nodrog
8. white trash
9. crazy steve
10. Teflon

(scuba steve, scissiorhands, katman and dangerous bastard at the kiddies table)

The cutlery will all be plastic obviously.

Will we all fit in your caravan?

And I hope you are supplying the bourbon?

SPman
21st November 2011, 14:31
1. Dean
2. Skidmark
3. SMOKEU
4. imdying
5. headbanger
6. scumdog
7. nodrog
8. white trash
9. crazy steve
10. Teflon

(scuba steve, scissiorhands, katman and dangerous bastard at the kiddies table)

The cutlery will all be plastic obviously.
Wot!

No Winja?

SPman
21st November 2011, 14:39
Douglas Adams
Oscar Wilde
George Carlin
Kim Hill
Thomas Jefferson
Robert Oppenheimer
Chris Amon
Jackie Stewart
Richard Dawkins
Charles Darwin
and about 50 others.........

Robert Taylor
21st November 2011, 17:36
Well I put Camron Diaz, she is enough woman for any man.:drool:

Dont forget Margaret Thatcher!

Robert Taylor
21st November 2011, 17:38
I thought you may have included Jenny Shipley.

A comment I read today of a woman in the nineties commenting on the benefit cuts said "we don't need Jenny Craig, we've got Jenny Shipley"
Nothing like letting the poor starve to make them get off their backsides and make their lives better.
Sounds like current Nat policy.
Nothing changes.

I wont dissapoint you, she will be in a second list. She got voted out because the populace didnt want another woman priminister, and we didnt get one.......

Hinny
21st November 2011, 18:28
I wont dissapoint you, she will be in a second list.

NZ is recognised as being Selenium deficient.
Jenny Shipley comes from the most Selenium deficient area in NZ.

Symptoms of Selenium deficiency include:


Weight gain
Lack of mental dexterity
Fatigue
Irrational thinking
Quick to irritate
Heart disorder
More susceptible to stress
Lethargy,
Depression
weakness in the muscles

Since she clearly exhibits these symptoms I would suggest feeding her these foods.

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Broiled Snapper
Broiled Halibut
Broiled Tuna
Salmon
Sardines
Shrimp
Turkey





For the last one she could eat you. :bleh:

Teflon
21st November 2011, 19:33
1. Dean
2. Skidmark
3. SMOKEU
4. imdying
5. headbanger
6. scumdog
7. nodrog
8. white trash
9. crazy steve
10. Teflon

(scuba steve, scissiorhands, katman and dangerous bastard at the kiddies table)

The cutlery will all be plastic obviously.

can u cook us some eggs, cuz? and sum bacon..

Hinny
21st November 2011, 19:49
Rik Mayall would be a good guest ...He could discuss the finer points of economic and social theory with Maggie Thatcher. Maybe teach the old trout that a return to Victorian values was not the way to go.

see 8.14 on
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blue rider
21st November 2011, 21:03
1. The Marx Brothers
2. Edward G Robinson
3. Marlene Dietrich
4. Steve McQueen
5. Ben Elton
6. Buster Keaton
7. Charlie Chaplin
8. Peter Lorre
9. Mae West
10. Humphrey Bogart

first dinner.....

unstuck
21st November 2011, 22:31
Dont forget Margaret Thatcher!

She would be man enough for any woman.:bleh:

Robert Taylor
21st November 2011, 22:43
Rik Mayall would be a good guest ...He could discuss the finer points of economic and social theory with Maggie Thatcher. Maybe teach the old trout that a return to Victorian values was not the way to go.

see 8.14 on
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I think the socialist that I decided would be at my dinnertable ( Michael Foot ) actually had some decorum and could teach the new breed some manners.

Anyway, heres the next list of 10

1) Jenny Shipley

2) Sir John Marshall

3) John F Kennedy

4) Admiral Jellicoe

5) Walter Kaaden

6) Ronnie Peterson

7)) Emma Thompson

8) Colin Chapman

9) Moshe Dayan

10 ) Lavrentii Beria

Robert Taylor
21st November 2011, 22:47
She would be man enough for any woman.:bleh:

Yep, she sure sorted out Galtieri and Scargill. Very well done.

Grumph
22nd November 2011, 05:38
The egos inherent in some of the lists frighten me....I'd sooner have a bunch of like minded people who have great stories to tell.
I reckon video this lot over an evening and you'd have a large part of the unwritten history of NZ motorsport - and we'd all have fun too.

Jim Cashman MD
Jim Landrebe
Ned Kelly - the Timaru one
Jack Brewer AMIMechE
Hec Green AMIMechE
My old man AMIMechE
Robert Holden
Bob Toomey
Ginger Molloy
Mike Sinclair

The two jims and Ned as a group with some beers in are the life of the party
The three senior engineers have an incredible history as a group - Jack Brewer ran the Lady wigram meeting for years as well
Robert and Bob - can't have one without the other
Ginger and Mike - stories from overseas ancient and modern

munster
22nd November 2011, 06:06
1. Clint Eastwood
2. Spike Milligan
3. Erwin Rommel
4. George S Patton
5. Billy Connolly
6. William Wallace
7. Ghengis Khan
8. Leonardo da Vinci
9. Michael Palin
10. Winston Churchhill

and I don't think for a minute that the majority of them would get on.

Big Dave
22nd November 2011, 15:30
Hippie and Lynita
Dave and Amber
Rusty
Glenn
Trip and Wendy
Zedman
Williams.

And I'd bet I'd have more fun talking bikes and bullshit than with any others listed. :laugh:

Crasherfromwayback
22nd November 2011, 15:49
Hippie and Lynita
Dave and Amber
Rusty
Glenn
Trip and Wendy
Zedman
Williams.

And I'd bet I'd have more fun talking bikes and bullshit than with any others listed. :laugh:

I know a couple of them are good company for sure!

But...don't you ever get sick of talking bikes?

Mental Trousers
22nd November 2011, 15:54
But...don't you ever get sick of talking bikes?

What are you, wierd or something??

ducatilover
22nd November 2011, 15:54
1: Rossi; he's a legend and talks funny.
2: Timothy Olyphant, he can destroy people by looking at them.
3: Eddie Izzard, he'll stir some shit.
4: Rod Stewart, he'll bring a handful of gorgeous women with him.
5: Roger Waters
6: David Gilmour, two of my favourite musicians and no doubt good company.
7: My best mate.
8: My mother, she'll show them how to cook a real meal.
9: Adolf Hitler, his facial hair would look hilarious if he got soup on it.
10: Jonah Lomu, just because.

Crasherfromwayback
22nd November 2011, 16:03
What are you, wierd or something??

Of course I am. I've been riding since the age of ten, and in the industry for around 25 years now. I still love 'em, and happily talk about them 6 days a week, seven when I go racing. But given the chance to have an interesting one off dinner party...do I need no one but bikers there, so we can talk bikes?

Fuck that.

HenryDorsetCase
22nd November 2011, 16:08
1: Rossi; he's a legend and talks funny.
2: Timothy Olyphant, he can destroy people by looking at them.
3: Eddie Izzard, he'll stir some shit.
4: Rod Stewart, he'll bring a handful of gorgeous women with him.
5: Roger Waters
6: David Gilmour, two of my favourite musicians and no doubt good company.
7: My best mate.
8: My mother, she'll show them how to cook a real meal.
9: Adolf Hitler, his facial hair would look hilarious if he got soup on it.
10: Jonah Lomu, just because.

except Waters and Gilmour HATE each other. unless thats the issue. Get them likkered up, fisticuffs ensue.

and Gilmour particularly is as far from the Whiskey RockaRoller as you can get. Honestly his personal demeanour in interviews is as hilarious as a Chartered Accountant, specializing in tax.

HenryDorsetCase
22nd November 2011, 16:10
Why is no one inviting Brian May? if you get bored talking about music you can sing '39 and talk astrophysics.

mashman
22nd November 2011, 16:17
Why is no one inviting Brian May? if you get bored talking about music you can sing '39 and talk astrophysics.

or perm maintenance... more specifically ones worn by 80's all women rock bands

ducatilover
22nd November 2011, 16:35
except Waters and Gilmour HATE each other. unless thats the issue. Get them likkered up, fisticuffs ensue.

and Gilmour particularly is as far from the Whiskey RockaRoller as you can get. Honestly his personal demeanour in interviews is as hilarious as a Chartered Accountant, specializing in tax.
Fisticuffs always makes a meal better!
Gilmour can get his music on then, I'm not too fussed.

Big Dave
22nd November 2011, 16:36
But...don't you ever get sick of talking bikes?

Sorry, I don't understand the question????

ducatilover
22nd November 2011, 16:39
Sorry, I don't understand the question????
It was a bit stupid wasn't it?

MisterD
22nd November 2011, 16:39
except Waters and Gilmour HATE each other. unless thats the issue. Get them likkered up, fisticuffs ensue.

You might be onto something here, Waters and Gilmour, Ian Botham and Ian Chappell...

My 10:

Dean Martin
Debbie Harry
Jack Charlton
Ronnie Drew
Siouxie Sioux
Robert Plant
Elizabeth Taylor
Peter Ustinov
Keith Floyd (cooking for us)
Sophia Loren

Crasherfromwayback
22nd November 2011, 16:42
Sorry, I don't understand the question????

Yes you do!

BOGAR
28th November 2011, 09:49
http://cliptank.com/PeopleofInfluencePainting.htm

I am not sure who I would invite exactly but this link sure has some interesting people in it. If you click on a person it will give you more info.

ellipsis
28th November 2011, 10:23
gerry brownlee
Amy Adams
Bob Parker
John Banks
Don Brash
Bill English
Paula Bennett
Nick Smith
Judith Collins
Anne Tolley.....and when they had all over eaten of the highly toxic food supplied and their remains had been thrown to the swine, I would start planning the next dinner party, 'cos there would still be lots left deserving of another free lunch at our cost...

Indiana_Jones
28th November 2011, 11:07
1. Steve McQueen
2. Winston Churchill
3. Alex Moulton
4. Alec Issigonis
5. Richard Curtis
6. John Bloor
7. Thomas Andrews
8. Margaret Thatcher
9. Harrison Ford
10. James Cameron

-Indy

Maha
28th November 2011, 11:32
So many dead people being named..would be a quiet evening at some dinner tables.

Indiana_Jones
28th November 2011, 12:13
So many dead people being named..would be a quiet evening at some dinner tables.

More food and piss for the rest of us! :D

-Indy

SPman
28th November 2011, 12:40
gerry brownlee
Amy Adams
Bob Parker
John Banks
Don Brash
Bill English
Paula Bennett
Nick Smith
Judith Collins
Anne Tolley.....and when they had all over eaten of the highly toxic food supplied and their remains had been thrown to the swine, I would start planning the next dinner party, 'cos there would still be lots left deserving of another free lunch at our cost...But...we didn't eat the Salmon Mousse...........

Paul in NZ
28th November 2011, 13:19
My Motorcycle evening would be...

M/C evening

Steve McQueen (no explanation required)
Edward Turner (perfected the British twin engine, designed Triumph and a shed load of stuff)
Jack Wickes (Turners draughtsman and artistic genius)
Jack Wilson (built the engine that made Triumph the ‘Fastest Motorcycle in the World’)
Fabio Taglioni (Ducati’s genius)
Lino Tonti (Moto Guzzi’s genius)
Soichiro Honda (say no more)
Joe Craig (Norton’s tuning wizard and a famously grumpy old cont)
Bert Hopwood (another clever clogs designer)
Doug Hele (Hopweeod and Hele fixed all Turners mistakes on the Triumph Twin)

They would all fight like cats n dogs....

cc rider
28th November 2011, 20:29
Cool... while they're all at Paul's we can 'borrow' their bikes :innocent: :shifty:

Robert Taylor
28th November 2011, 21:49
1) Field Marshal Mannerheim

2) Malcolm Fraser

3) Maggie Barry ( cant put my finger on it totally but just love her persona and refinement )

4) Charles Portal

5) Sir Keith Joseph

6) Mauro Forghieri

7) Carlo Chiti

8) Nicolai Cauceascu ( to try and understand his warped mind but perhaps his wife would need accompany him )

9) Erich Honecker ( another deluded mind )

10) Michael Heseltine

newhere
28th November 2011, 22:06
NZ is recognised as being Selenium deficient.
Jenny Shipley comes from the most Selenium deficient area in NZ.

Symptoms of Selenium deficiency include:


Weight gain
Lack of mental dexterity
Fatigue
Irrational thinking
Quick to irritate
Heart disorder
More susceptible to stress
Lethargy,
Depression
weakness in the muscles

Since she clearly exhibits these symptoms I would suggest feeding her these foods.

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Broiled Snapper
Broiled Halibut
Broiled Tuna
Salmon
Sardines
Shrimp
Turkey





For the last one she could eat you. :bleh:



I would hate to be stuck in a car with her, but on that diet.... :sick: imagine the smell :sick: :laugh:

Indiana_Jones
20th January 2012, 10:41
Actually when I think about it, I reckon James May would be great company.

-Indy

ducatilover
20th January 2012, 12:02
Actually when I think about it, I reckon James May would be great company.

-Indy

I have to agree there, I think the Top Gear team would be a giggle.