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The 100th Weeekend Question

Published on June 2, 2007 by in Uncategorized

 
The Weekend Question ,  as seen on Captain Picard’s Journal….

100th TWQ: Dinner Guests
This is the 100th TWQ! (The Weekend Question). To celebrate, I’m asking again the very first question again that started it all off…

Name a group of people you would choose as guests in a dinner party and why. Choose as many as you wish.

My answers are:

Virginia Woolf: Her style of writing was unique and was always worthy of discussion and interpretation. I would love to talk to her about it.

Nicole Kidman: This most versatile actress is my favourite, with roles so diverse she can adapt to any part.

David Niven: This noted raconteur of Hollywood anecdotes would liven up any dinner party.

Leonardo da Vinci: His works have always been a source of discussion, such as ‘The Last Supper’, ‘The Mona Lisa’ and the statue of David.

Abraham Lincoln: A respected figure in hisory who we would all like to listen to.

Now it’s over to you….

Tim’s Answer:
Stephen King, for some macabre
James Woods, just because I like him
George Bush, because he says some darn funny things!
David Suzuki, because he would be all over George Bush on the environmental issue
Lewis Black, because his comedic wit would be all over David Suzuki.

Anyone else?

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  1. How about putting them on my comment list?

    Thanks for the mention.

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